Attribute | Description |
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CARTO_ID | Permanent carto ID. |
ADMIN_PLACE_ID | Permanent administrative place ID. An administrative place is a government defined entity like a city, region, county, state or country. IDs are permanent across map releases and are never reused. |
ADMIN_LEVEL | Administrative level 1 - 9. To look up the country specific name/meaning, applications can load the static table {COUNTRY} and fetch the value from column ADMIN_LEVEL_DESCRIPTION_n. |
ADMIN_ORDER | Administrative order. 0 = Country type 1111 1 = Order1 type 1112 2 = Order2 type 1113 8 = Order8 type 1119 9 = Built-up type 3110 |
FEATURE_TYPE | Feature type that describes the carto line type: 900101 : City 900156 : Built Up Area 900170 : County 907196 : Country 909996 : State |
SOURCE_TYPE | P = Core map carto polygons connected to an admin place. U = Core map carto polygons that are not explicitly connected to an admin place. Heuristically associated to an admin place. L = Core map carto border lines turned into polygons. G = Convex hull polygon heuristically generated from link-admin association in the core map |
NAME | A name of this carto polygon. Cartos can have multiple names, in the same or multiple languages. This field contains any of those. The full set of names is available in the ADMIN_PLACE layer. |
LAT | Latitude coordinates [10^-5 degree WGS84] along the polyline. Comma separated. Each value is relative to the previous. |
LON | Longitude coordinates [10^-5 degree WGS84] along the polyline. Comma separated. Each value is relative to the previous. Please refer to the layer description on 'leading zero' encoding of coordinates from tiling. |
INNER_LAT | Latitude coordinates [10^-5 degree WGS84] of the inner rings of LAT/LON polygon. Coordinates are comma separated. Each value is relative to the previous. Inner rings are semicolon seperated |
INNER_LON | Longitude coordinates [10^-5 degree WGS84] of the inner rings of LAT/LON polygon. Coordinates are comma separated. Each value is relative to the previous. Inner rings are semicolon seperated |