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Geocode

A geocode or geographic identifier (sometimes shortened as geo ID) is a code or unique identifier that represents a geographic entity (location or object), as distinguished from other entities in the same geocode system. In general, a geocode is a human-readable and short identifier. The ISO 19112 standard also admits long labels as geocodes. Geocodes…

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Geocode

Nodes118
Edges117
Triples122
Avg. degree1.98
Density0.016949
Components1

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Geocode

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related to Other examples · 40
Geocode → American National Standards Institute, ANSI, ANSI INCITS, Apache-2, CanadaONS, Codes, Cultural Geographic Features, Degree Grid CellsNAC, Except Roads, Freely Associated Areas, Fuller, GEOID, GoogleH3, Hexagonal Hierarchical Spatial Index, Hierarchical Discrete Global Grid, Highways, Hilbert, Hong Kong, Identifying Attributes, In
related to Classification · 15
Geocode → Covering, DGG, DGGS, Formation, Geo URI, Hierarchy, Ownership, Point, Scope, See, The, There, Type, UTM, WGS84
related to Shortening grid-based codes by context · 11
Geocode → Any, But, For, FR-Paris, FR-Paristut, Geohash, Geohashu09tutcan, In, On, Paris, This
related to System · 8
Geocode → A-Z, Can, Entity-relationship, Example, Geohash, In, The, UML
related to Systems of regular grids · 8
Geocode → All, DGG, DGG's, Earth's, ID, Inspired, The, When
related to Systems of standard names · 6
Geocode → Any, Geocodes, Official, So, Strictly, The
see also · 6
Geocode → Census, China, ISO, Navigation Grid Code, Property Reference NumberUnique Street, Reference Number
related to In use, postal codes · 5
Geocode → Geocodes, Not, Samples, UK, Universal Postal Union
related to Encode and decode · 4
Geocode → Any, In, OGC, The
related to External links · 4
Geocode → Geocodes, Media, Wikimedia Commons, Wiktionary-logo-en-v2

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code system geocodes codes also grid cell hierarchical used country name names example area subdivision standard general systems global grids

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Geocodeis ahuman-readable and short identifier0.90text
Geocodeis atoponym0.90text
Geocoderelated to ClassificationThere0.60section
Geocoderelated to ClassificationOwnership0.60section
Geocoderelated to ClassificationFormation0.60section
Geocoderelated to ClassificationSee0.60section
Geocoderelated to ClassificationHierarchy0.60section
Geocoderelated to ClassificationCovering0.60section
Geocoderelated to ClassificationThe0.60section
Geocoderelated to ClassificationType0.60section
Geocoderelated to ClassificationPoint0.60section
Geocoderelated to ClassificationGeo URI0.60section

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