Address element tag definitions

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This topic lists the tags used for structured address elements and describes their meanings.

Tag

Description

prov

Province-level administrative region, such as a province, autonomous region, or municipality.

city

Prefecture-level administrative region, such as a prefecture-level city, prefecture, or autonomous prefecture.

district

County-level administrative region, such as a municipal district, county-level city, or county.

town

Township-level administrative region, such as a town, subdistrict, or township.

community

Community or administrative village.

village

Natural village. Multiple values are separated by commas (,).

group

Village group.

devzone

Specifically refers to an economic and technological development zone.

road

Main road.

roads

A collection of multiple road names, separated by semicolons (;).

roadno

Main road number.

subroad

Sub-road, branch road, or auxiliary road.

subroadno

Sub-road number.

poi

Core point of interest (POI). This can be a building, shop, or shopping plaza.

poi_list

Enter all information points (separate multiple values with a comma and a space).

subpoi

A sub-POI. A POI located within the range of another POI.

houseno

Building number.

cellno

Unit number.

floorno

Floor number.

roomno

Room number.

assist

A general or vague locator term. Examples include "entrance," "next to," "nearby," "downstairs," and "beside."

direction

A directional locator term. Examples include "northeast," "east," "forward," "left side," and "right hand."

distance

A distance locator term that includes a specific number. For example, the "50 m" in "50 m north of County Road 716".

intersection

An intersection locator term. For example, in the phrase "the intersection of Qiantao Highway and National Highway 104", the words "intersection" and "and" are locator terms.

traffic_facility

A traffic facility, such as a bridge, tunnel, or roundabout.

redundant

Non-address information.

detail

Detailed address information (administrative regions). Elements are separated by commas (,), and types and values are separated by colons (:).