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xAL: eXtensible Address Language
This is an XML document type definition (DTD) for
defining addresses.
Original Date of Creation: 1 March 2001
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VERSION: 2.0 [MAJOR RELEASE] Date of Creation: 01 May 2002
Last Update: 24 July 2002
Previous Version: 1.3Common Attributes:Type - If not documented then it means, possible values of Type not limited to: Official, Unique, Abbreviation, OldName, Synonym
Code:Address element codes are used by groups like postal groups like ECCMA, ADIS, UN/PROLIST for postal servicesUsed by postal services to encode the name of the element.Root element for a list of addressesSpecific to DTD to specify the version number of DTDThis container defines the details of the address. Can define multiple addresses including tracking address historyPostal authorities use specific postal service data to expedient delivery of mailA unique identifier of an address assigned by postal authorities. Example: DPID in AustraliaType of identifier. eg. DPID as in AustraliaDirectly affects postal service distributionSpecific to postal serviceRequired for some postal servicesSpecific to postal serviceRequired for some postal servicesSpecific to postal serviceUsed for sorting addresses. Values may for example be CEDEX 16 (France)Specific to postal serviceLatitude of delivery addressSpecific to postal serviceLatitude direction of delivery address;N = North and S = SouthSpecific to postal serviceLongtitude of delivery addressSpecific to postal serviceLongtitude direction of delivery address;N=North and S=SouthSpecific to postal serviceany postal service elements not covered by the container can be represented using this elementSpecific to postal serviceUSPS, ECMA, UN/PROLIST, etcUse the most suitable option. Country contains the most detailed information while Locality is missing Country and AdminAreaAddress as one line of free textPostal, residential, corporate, etcContainer for Address linesSpecification of a countryA country code according to the specified schemeCountry code scheme possible values, but not limited to: iso.3166-2, iso.3166-3 for two and three character country codes.Type of address. Example: Postal, residential,business, primary, secondary, etcMoved, Living, Investment, Deceased, etc..Start Date of the validity of addressEnd date of the validity of addressCommunication, Contact, etc.Key identifier for the element for not reinforced references from other elements. Not required to be unique for the document to be valid, but application may get confused if not unique. Extend this schema adding unique contraint if needed.Occurrence of the building name before/after the type. eg. EGIS BUILDING where name appears before typeName of the dependent localityNumber of the dependent locality. Some areas are numbered. Eg. SECTOR 5 in a Suburb as in India or SOI SUKUMVIT 10 as in ThailandEg. SECTOR occurs before 5 in SECTOR 5Specification of a large mail user address. Examples of large mail users are postal companies, companies in France with a cedex number, hospitals and airports with their own post code. Large mail user addresses do not have a street name with premise name or premise number in countries like Netherlands. But they have a POBox and street also in countries like France A Postal van is specific for a route as in Is`rael, Rural routeDependent localities are Districts within cities/towns, locality divisions, postal
divisions of cities, suburbs, etc. DependentLocality is a recursive element, but no nesting deeper than two exists (Locality-DependentLocality-DependentLocality).City or IndustrialEstate, etcPostal or Political - Sometimes locations must be distinguished between postal system, and physical locations as defined by a political system"VIA" as in Hill Top VIA Parish where Parish is a locality and Hill Top is a dependent localityEg. Erode (Dist) where (Dist) is the IndicatorName of the firmA MailStop is where the the mail is delivered to within a premise/subpremise/firm or a facility.Name of the large mail user. eg. Smith Ford International airportAirport, Hospital, etcSpecification of the identification number of a large mail user. An example are the Cedex codes in France.CEDEX Codeeg. Building 429 in which Building is the IndicatorName of the buildingName of the the Mail Stop. eg. MSP, MS, etcNumber of the Mail stop. eg. 123 in MS 123"-" in MS-123 Name of the Postal Route Number of the Postal Route Name of the SubPremiseEGIS Building where EGIS occurs before Building Name of the SubPremise Location. eg. LOBBY, BASEMENT, GROUND FLOOR, etc... Specification of the identifier of a sub-premise. Examples of sub-premises are apartments and suites. sub-premises in a building are often uniquely identified by means of consecutive
identifiers. The identifier can be a number, a letter or any combination of the two. In the latter case, the identifier includes exactly one variable (range) part, which is either a
number or a single letter that is surrounded by fixed parts at the left (prefix) or the right (postfix)."TH" in 12TH which is a floor number, "NO." in NO.1, "#" in APT #12, etc."No." occurs before 1 in No.1, or TH occurs after 12 in 12TH12TH occurs "before" FLOOR (a type of subpremise) in 12TH FLOOR"/" in 12/14 Archer Street where 12 is sub-premise number and 14 is premise number Prefix of the sub premise number. eg. A in A-12A-12 where 12 is number and A is prefix and "-" is the separator Suffix of the sub premise number. eg. A in 12A12-A where 12 is number and A is suffix and "-" is the separatorName of the buildingSpecification of a firm, company, organization, etc. It can be specified as part of an address that contains a street or a postbox. It is therefore different from a large mail user address, which contains no street.A MailStop is where the the mail is delivered to within a premise/subpremise/firm or a facility.Specification of a single sub-premise. Examples of sub-premises are apartments and suites.
Each sub-premise should be uniquely identifiable. SubPremiseType: Specification of the name of a sub-premise type. Possible values not limited to: Suite, Appartment, Floor, Unknown
Multiple levels within a premise by recursively calling SubPremise Eg. Level 4, Suite 2, Block CFree format address representation. An address can have more than one line. The order of the AddressLine elements must be preserved.Defines the type of address line. eg. Street, Address Line 1, etc.Locality is one level lower than adminisstrative area. Eg.: cities, reservations and any other built-up areas.Name of the localitySpecification of a large mail user address. Examples of large mail users are postal companies, companies in France with a cedex number, hospitals and airports with their own post code. Large mail user addresses do not have a street name with premise name or premise number in countries like Netherlands. But they have a POBox and street also in countries like FranceA Postal van is specific for a route as in Is`rael, Rural routeDependent localities are Districts within cities/towns, locality divisions, postal
divisions of cities, suburbs, etc. DependentLocality is a recursive element, but no nesting deeper than two exists (Locality-DependentLocality-DependentLocality).Possible values not limited to: City, IndustrialEstate, etcPostal or Political - Sometimes locations must be distinguished between postal system, and physical locations as defined by a political systemErode (Dist) where (Dist) is the IndicatorSpecification of a thoroughfare. A thoroughfare could be a rd, street, canal, river, etc. Note dependentlocality in a street. For example, in some countries, a large street will
have many subdivisions with numbers. Normally the subdivision name is the same as the road name, but with a number to identifiy it. Eg. SOI SUKUMVIT 3, SUKUMVIT RD, BANGKOKA container to represent a range of numbers (from x thru y)for a thoroughfare. eg. 1-2 Albert AvStarting number in the rangeEnding number in the rangeThoroughfare number ranges are odd or even"No." No.12-13"-" in 12-14 or "Thru" in 12 Thru 14 etc.No.12-14 where "No." is before actual street number23-25 Archer St, where number appears before nameNorth Baker Street, where North is the pre-direction. The direction appears before the name.Appears before the thoroughfare name. Ed. Spanish: Avenida Aurora, where Avenida is the leading type / French: Rue Moliere, where Rue is the leading type.Specification of the name of a Thoroughfare (also dependant street name): street name, canal name, etc.Appears after the thoroughfare name. Ed. British: Baker Lane, where Lane is the trailing type.221-bis Baker Street North, where North is the post-direction. The post-direction appears after the name.DependentThroughfare is related to a street; occurs in GB, IE, ES, PTNorth Baker Street, where North is the pre-direction. The direction appears before the name.Appears before the thoroughfare name. Ed. Spanish: Avenida Aurora, where Avenida is the leading type / French: Rue Moliere, where Rue is the leading type.Specification of the name of a Thoroughfare (also dependant street name): street name, canal name, etc.Appears after the thoroughfare name. Ed. British: Baker Lane, where Lane is the trailing type.221-bis Baker Street North, where North is the post-direction. The post-direction appears after the name.Dependent localities are Districts within cities/towns, locality divisions, postal
divisions of cities, suburbs, etc. DependentLocality is a recursive element, but no nesting deeper than two exists (Locality-DependentLocality-DependentLocality).Specification of a firm, company, organization, etc. It can be specified as part of an address that contains a street or a postbox. It is therefore different from
a large mail user address, which contains no street.Does this thoroughfare have a a dependent thoroughfare? Corner of street X, etcCorner of, Intersection ofCorner of Street1 AND Street 2 where AND is the ConnectorSTS in GEORGE and ADELAIDE STS, RDS IN A and B RDS, etc. Use only when both the street types are the sameExamples of administrative areas are provinces counties, special regions (such as "Rijnmond"), etc. Name of the administrative area. eg. MI in USA, NSW in Australia Specification of a sub-administrative area. An example of a sub-administrative areas is a county. There are two places where the name of an administrative
area can be specified and in this case, one becomes sub-administrative area. Name of the sub-administrative areaProvince or State or County or Kanton, etcPostal or Political - Sometimes locations must be distinguished between postal system, and physical locations as defined by a political systemErode (Dist) where (Dist) is the IndicatorProvince or State or County or Kanton, etcPostal or Political - Sometimes locations must be distinguished between postal system, and physical locations as defined by a political systemErode (Dist) where (Dist) is the IndicatorSpecification of a post office. Examples are a rural post office where post is delivered and a post office containing post office boxes.Specification of the name of the post office. This can be a rural postoffice where post is delivered or a post office containing post office boxes.Specification of the number of the postoffice. Common in rural postofficesMS in MS 62, # in MS # 12, etc.MS occurs before 62 in MS 62A Postal van is specific for a route as in Is`rael, Rural routeCould be a Mobile Postoffice Van as in Isrealeg. Kottivakkam (P.O) here (P.O) is the IndicatorPostalCode is the container element for either simple or complex (extended) postal codes. Type: Area Code, Postcode, etc.Specification of a postcode. The postcode is formatted according to country-specific rules. Example: SW3 0A8-1A, 600074, 2067Old Postal Code, new code, etcExamples are: 1234 (USA), 1G (UK), etc.Delivery Point Suffix, New Postal Code, etc..The separator between postal code number and the extension. Eg. "-"A post town is not the same as a locality. A post town can encompass a collection of (small) localities. It can also be a subpart of a locality. An actual post town in Norway is "Bergen".Name of the post townGENERAL PO in MIAMI GENERAL POeg. village, town, suburb, etcArea Code, Postcode, Delivery code as in NZ, etcSpecification of a postbox like mail delivery point. Only a single postbox number can be specified. Examples of postboxes are POBox, free mail numbers, etc.Specification of the number of a postboxSpecification of the prefix of the post box number. eg. A in POBox:A-123A-12 where 12 is number and A is prefix and "-" is the separatorSpecification of the suffix of the post box number. eg. A in POBox:123A12-A where 12 is number and A is suffix and "-" is the separatorSome countries like USA have POBox as 12345-123"-" is the NumberExtensionSeparator in POBOX:12345-123Specification of a firm, company, organization, etc. It can be specified as part of an address that contains a street or a postbox. It is therefore different from
a large mail user address, which contains no street.Possible values are, not limited to: POBox and Freepost.LOCKED BAG NO:1234 where the Indicator is NO: and Type is LOCKED BAGSubdivision in the firm: School of Physics at Victoria University (School of Physics is the department)Specification of the name of a department.A MailStop is where the the mail is delivered to within a premise/subpremise/firm or a facility.School in Physics School, Division in Radiology division of school of physicsSpecification of a single premise, for example a house or a building. The premise as a whole has a unique premise (house) number or a premise name. There could be more than
one premise in a street referenced in an address. For example a building address near a major shopping centre or raiwlay stationSpecification of the name of the premise (house, building, park, farm, etc). A premise name is specified when the premise cannot be addressed using a street name plus premise (house) number.EGIS Building where EGIS occurs before Building, DES JARDINS occurs after COMPLEXE DES JARDINSLOBBY, BASEMENT, GROUND FLOOR, etc...Specification for defining the premise number range. Some premises have number as Building C1-C7Start number details of the premise number rangeEnd number details of the premise number rangeEg. Odd or even number rangeEg. No. in Building No:C1-C5"-" in 12-14 or "Thru" in 12 Thru 14 etc.No.12-14 where "No." is before actual street numberBuilding 23-25 where the number occurs after building nameSpecification of the name of a building.Specification of a single sub-premise. Examples of sub-premises are apartments and suites. Each sub-premise should be uniquely identifiable.Specification of a firm, company, organization, etc. It can be specified as part of an address that contains a street or a postbox. It is therefore different from a large mail user address, which contains no street.A MailStop is where the the mail is delivered to within a premise/subpremise/firm or a facility.COMPLEXE in COMPLEX DES JARDINS, A building, station, etcSTREET, PREMISE, SUBPREMISE, PARK, FARM, etcNEAR, ADJACENT TO, etcDES, DE, LA, LA, DU in RUE DU BOIS. These terms connect a premise/thoroughfare type and premise/thoroughfare name. Terms may appear with names AVE DU BOISPrefix before the number. A in A12 Archer StreetA-12 where 12 is number and A is prefix and "-" is the separatorSuffix after the number. A in 12A Archer StreetNEAR, ADJACENT TO, etc12-A where 12 is number and A is suffix and "-" is the separatorEg.: 23 Archer street or 25/15 Zero Avenue, etc12 Archer Street is "Single" and 12-14 Archer Street is "Range"No. in Street No.12 or "#" in Street # 12, etc.No.12 where "No." is before actual street number23 Archer St, Archer Street 23, St Archer 23Specification of the identifier of the premise (house, building, etc). Premises in a street are often uniquely identified by means of consecutive identifiers. The identifier can be a number, a letter or any combination of the two.Building 12-14 is "Range" and Building 12 is "Single"No. in House No.12, # in #12, etc.No. occurs before 12 No.1212 in BUILDING 12 occurs "after" premise type BUILDINGA in A12A-12 where 12 is number and A is prefix and "-" is the separatorA in 12A12-A where 12 is number and A is suffix and "-" is the separatorSpecification of the name of a country.Old name, new name, etc
