Matches in the R category indicate that the
record
was matched by reverse geocoding. The first three characters of the
R result code indicate the type of match found.
R geocode results include an additional letter to indicate the
dictionary from which the match was made. This is always an A,
indicating address dictionary; reverse geocoding is supported by the address
dictionary only (not user dictionaries.)
Reverse Geocoding 'R' Result Code Descriptions
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Reverse Geocoding Code |
Description |
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Geographic level: Country level (typically only used for small island countries where no other administrative divisions are in the data). |
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Geographic level: State or province level. Corresponds to G1 in forward geocoding. |
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Geographic level: District (state or province subdivision) level. Corresponds to G2 in forward geocoding. |
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Geographic level: City or town level. Corresponds to G3 in forward geocoding. |
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Geographic level: Locality (city/town subdivision). Corresponds to G4 in forward geocoding. |
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Geographic level: Locality subdivision. |
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Street centroid candidate for reverse geocoding. Candidate returned from address dictionary. |
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Interpolated street candidate for reverse geocoding. Candidate returned from address dictionary. |
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For Australia only: Candidate returned from Australia GNAF dictionary with GNAF Reliability level of 3. |
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Point/parcel level precision for reverse geocoding. Candidate returned from address dictionary. |
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For Australia only: Point/parcel level precision. Candidate returned from Australia GNAF dictionary with GNAF Reliability level of 1 or 2. |
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Postal level: A postal level reverse geocode in World Boundary Reverse returns a precision code of "RZ". |