Centerline
Centerline Output Fields
Centerline output fields contain information specific to a centerline match. For more information about setting up centerline matching, refer to Geocoding Options. To include centerline fields in the output, set OutputRecordType = N.
columnName | Max. Field Length with null terminator | Description |
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CenterlineBearing |
6 |
The compass direction, in decimal degrees, from the point data match to the street centerline match. The compass direction is measured clockwise from 0 degrees north. For example, if the centerline match is directly north of the point match, the centerline bearing would be 0. |
CenterlineBlockLeft |
16 |
The Census FIPS Code that indicates the address is on the left side of the street. |
CenterlineBlockRight |
16 |
The Census FIPS Code that indicates the address is on the right side of the street. |
CenterlineBlockSuffixLeft |
2 |
The block suffix of the block on the left side of the street. A block suffix is a single character assigned to subsections of U.S. Census blocks that are split by a higher-level boundary, such as a municipal boundary. A block suffix is either "A" or "B". For information about U.S. Census block suffixes, see the Geographic Areas Reference Manual, available at the U.S. Census Bureau website: www.census.gov/geo/www/garm.html Block suffixes are only available if you are using Centrus Enhanced data. |
CenterlineBlockSuffixRight |
2 |
The block suffix of the block on the right side of the street. A block suffix is a single character assigned to subsections of U.S. Census blocks that are split by a higher-level boundary, such as a municipal boundary. A block suffix is either "A" or "B". For information about U.S. Census block suffixes, see the Geographic Areas Reference Manual, available at the U.S. Census Bureau website: www.census.gov/geo/www/garm.html Block suffixes are only available if you are using Centrus Enhanced data. |
CenterlineDataCode |
3 |
Indicates the data used to obtain a centerline match for the address. One of the following:
For more information about these databases, see Enterprise Geocoding Databases |
CenterlineDirection |
2 |
Indicates the order of numbers on a segment for a centerline match.
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CenterlineDistance |
8 |
Distance, in feet, from the point-level match to the centerline match. |
CenterlineHouseNumberHigh |
12 |
The highest address number in the range of addresses on the street segment. For example, if the address range for the street segment is 1000 to 2000, the CenterlineHouseNumberHigh would be 2000. |
CenterlineHouseNumberLow |
12 |
The lowest address number in the range of addresses on the street segment. For example, if the address range for the street segment is 1000 to 2000, the CenterlineHouseNumberLow would be 1000. |
CenterlineIsAlias |
4 |
Three characters indicating that GeocodeUSAddress located a
centerline match by an index alias. The first is an
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CenterlineLatitude |
11 |
A 7-digit number in degrees and calculated to 4 decimal places for a centerline match. This field is only returned if AlwaysFindCandidates=Y |
CenterlineLeadingDirectional |
3 |
The street directional that precedes the street name for a centerline match. For example, the N in 138 N Main Street. |
CenterlineLongitude |
12 |
A 7-digit number in degrees and calculated to 4 decimal places (in the format specified) for a centerline match. This field is only returned if AlwaysFindCandidates=Y |
CenterlineParity |
2 |
Indicates which side of the street has odd numbers for a centerline match.
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CenterlineRoadClass |
3 |
The type of road for a centerline match:
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CenterlineSegmentCode |
11 |
The unique 10-digit street segment ID assigned by the street network data provider. |
CenterlineStreetName |
41 |
The name of the street. |
CenterlineStreetSuffix |
5 |
The street type of the matched centerline location. For example, AVE in "Washington AVE". |
CenterlineTrailingDirectional |
3 |
The street directional that follows the street name. For example, the N in 456 Washington AVE N. |