| GBR.DependentStreet.Name |
String |
The addresses in the United Kingdom may contain two
street names: a main street name and dependent street
name. Some addresses may not contain a street name at
all.
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| GBR.Dependent.Locality |
String |
The dependent locality name. A dependent locality is a large village or district. For
example, Wimbledon. |
| GBR.DoubleDependent.Locality |
String |
The double dependent locality name. A double dependent locality is a small village or
subdistrict. |
| GBR.Historic.Postcode |
String |
If the input address contained an old postal
code that has been replaced by a new postal code, this
field contains the old postal code.
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| GBR.Aliased.Locality |
String |
A locality that is not part of the postal address.
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| GBR.OSAPR |
String |
The Ordnance Survey Address Point reference (OSAPR).
Each address has a unique OSAPR. OSAPRs are always 18
characters long and must start with the letters AP. |
| GBR.UPRN |
String |
The Unique Property Reference Number. The UPRN is a unique identifier that provides a
persistent reference to a unique property, regardless of changes in
the property name, status, subdivision, use (such as from single
occupancy to multiple occupancy), or demolition of the property. All
historic, alternative, and provisional addresses are recorded
against the same UPRN. The UPRN field is not returned for Northern
Ireland addresses. |
| GBR.RPC |
String |
The RPC identifies the positional accuracy of the
candidate. The RPC describes the accuracy of the
coordinates allocated to the address. |