Street Type
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A USRN is assigned to the complete street feature and is made up on junction-to-junction segments. It is mandatory for all USRNs to be assigned a Street Type. All streets must have a Type 1 or a Type 2 USRN assigned, but a Type 3 or Type 4 USRN can also represent the same sections of carriageway that the Type 1 or 2 are assigned to.
The following table provides the definitions for different Street Types:
Value | Definition | Type | Example |
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Designated Street Name | Official Street Name approved by the relevant authority. | Type 1 | High Street, Main Street |
Officially Described Street | Description of a street where an official street name has not been provided. | Type 2 | Road from Littleton to Fred Farm |
Numbered Street | A route or road number allocated by a highway or roads authority. | Type 3 | A11 |
Unofficial Street Name | Street Name that references a Street or part of a Street that is an unofficial local name not designated by the authority. | Type 4 | Lovers Lane |
The following table provides the definitions for Street Type values:
Value | Definition |
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Designated Street Name | Officially named street. |
Officially Described Street | Officially described street. |
Numbered Street | Officially numbered street. |
Unofficial Street Name | Unofficial local name for a street. |
Street for addressing purposes only | A street which has been created for addressing purposes of the Local Land and Property Gazetteer (LLPG) in English or Welsh Street Naming Authorities. |