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Describes module services addressible by Spectrum APIs.
Enterprise Geocoding
ReverseGeocodeUSLocation
Learn how Reverse Geocode US Location takes latitude and longitude point and returns best match.
Output
Segment

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Module Services
Describes module services addressible by Spectrum APIs.
- Enterprise Geocoding
  - Enterprise Geocoding
  - Geocode Address Global
  - GeocodeAddressWorld
    Understand Geocode Address World, Geocode Precision, and Geocoding Scenarios.
  - GeocodeUSAddress
    Details about how Geocode US Address takes an address and returns latitude/longitude coordinates.
  - GNAFPIDLocationSearch
  - ReverseAPNLookup
    Information to perform Reverse APN Lookup using Assessor's Parcel Number (APN), A FIPS county code, A FIPS state code.
  - Reverse Geocode Address Global
  - ReverseGeocodeUSLocation
    Learn how Reverse Geocode US Location takes latitude and longitude point and returns best match.
  - Geocode US Address Auxiliary Files
    Learn how auxiliary files are used to match against special data that is not included in the Geocode US Address database.
  - Match Codes
    Information on match codes that indicates the ddress portions that matched or did not match to the database.
  - Location Codes
  - Result Codes for International Geocoding
    Get information on the result codes for International Street and Postal Geocoding, Geographic Geocoding, Reverse Geocoding, and Non-match codes.
  - Encountering False Positives
    Information on what is false positives, how to report DPV, LACS/Link False-Positives Violations.
- Enterprise Tax Module
- GeoConfidence Module
- Global Addressing Module
- Universal Addressing Module
- Spectrum Universal Name
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Appendix
Look up ISO codes for countries and Spectrum modules that support addressing, geocoding, and routing for each country.

Segment

The segment output record type contains information about the street segment identified by the data provider. To include segment data fields in the output, set OutputRecordType = S.


columnName	Max. Field Length with null terminator	Description
BlockLeft	16	Provides the Census FIPS Code that indicates the address is on the left side of the street.
BlockRight	16	Provides the Census FIPS Code that indicates the address is on the right side of the street.
BlockSuffixLeft	2	Current left Block suffix for Census 2010 Geography. Returns A or B. Only available in Centrus Enhanced data.
BlockSuffixRight	2	Current right Block suffix for Census 2010 Geography. Returns A or B. Only available in Centrus Enhanced data.
RoadClass	3	The type of road: 1 Major 2 Minor
SegmentCode	11	Unique 10-digit segment ID assigned by the street network provider.
SegmentDirection	2	Indicates the order of numbers on a segment. F Forward R Reversed B Both U Undetermined
SegmentHouseNumberHigh	12	A high range number in the segment.
SegmentHouseNumberLow	12	A low range number in the segment.
SegmentLength		The length, in feet, of a block segment. This field is deprecated.
SegmentParity	2	Indicates which side of the street has odd numbers. L Left side of the street R Right side of the street B Both sides of the street U Undetermined
SegmentPoints	1024	An array of latitude/longitude values that represent the segment coordinates to the matched segment. The segment points data that is returned for each type of match is as follows: Street matches - a list of points Point matches - one point is returned that is the same as the matched point since a point match consists of a single segment with a single range. Intersection matches - the segment points are returned for the segment listed first in the intersection output. For example, Forest Ave at 6th returns the segment points for Forest Ave.