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# StructureTypeValue

This code list is present in the OS MasterMap Highways Network – RAMI product. The Structure and RestrictionForVehicles Feature Types have the property ‘structure’, which has the type StructureTypeValue. The following table identifies the codes used to populate this field.

## **Code List: StructureTypeValue**

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| Code                                    | Description                                                                                                                            |
| --------------------------------------- | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| Barrier                                 | A barrier that can be moved horizontally or vertically to allow access.                                                                |
| Bridge Over Road                        | The representation of a bridge or structure.                                                                                           |
| Bridge Under Road                       | The representation of a bridge passing over an obstruction that is not another road.                                                   |
| Gate                                    | A moveable barrier, hinged at one end, that moves through the horizontal plane to control access.                                      |
| Level Crossing On Route Fully Barriered | A railway intersects with the road network and rail or road vehicles are controlled by warning signs, lights and fully gated barriers. |
| Level Crossing On Route Part Barriered  | A railway intersects with the road network and rail or road vehicles are controlled by warning signs, lights and part gated barriers.  |
| Level Crossing On Route Unbarriered     | A railway intersects with the road network and rail or road vehicles are controlled by warning signs, lights and no gated barriers.    |
| Moveable Barrier                        | A barrier that can be moved horizontally or vertically to allow access.                                                                |
| Pedestrian Crossing                     | A place dedicated to pedestrians to cross the road.                                                                                    |
| Rising Bollards                         | A bollard that that can be retracted/hinged to allow access.                                                                           |
| Structure                               | A structure over the road.                                                                                                             |
| Toll Indicator                          | An indication that there is a charge payable to use the highway.                                                                       |
| Traffic Calming                         | A physical feature on the road surface designed to slow down the flow of traffic.                                                      |
| Tunnel                                  | A road which passes underground or water.                                                                                              |


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