element Locality

diagram
namespace	urn:oasis:names:tc:ciq:xsdschema:xAL:2.0
properties	content  complex
children	AddressLine LocalityName PostBox LargeMailUser PostOffice PostalRoute Thoroughfare Premise DependentLocality PostalCode
used by	elements  AdministrativeArea AddressDetails/Country AdministrativeArea/SubAdministrativeArea complexType  AddressDetails
attributes	Name   Type   Use   Default   Fixed   Annotation Type               documentation Possible values not limited to: City, IndustrialEstate, etc UsageType               documentation Postal or Political - Sometimes locations must be distinguished between postal system, and physical locations as defined by a political system Indicator               documentation Erode (Dist) where (Dist) is the Indicator
annotation	documentation Locality is one level lower than adminisstrative area. Eg.: cities, reservations and any other built-up areas.
source	<element name="Locality">   <annotation>     <documentation>Locality is one level lower than adminisstrative area. Eg.: cities, reservations and any other built-up areas.</documentation>   </annotation>   <complexType>     <sequence>       <element ref="AddressLine" minOccurs="0" maxOccurs="unbounded"/>       <element name="LocalityName" minOccurs="0" maxOccurs="unbounded">         <annotation>           <documentation>Name of the locality</documentation>         </annotation>         <complexType mixed="true">           <attribute name="Type"/>           <attributeGroup ref="grPostal"/>           <anyAttribute namespace="##other"/>         </complexType>       </element>       <choice minOccurs="0">         <element ref="PostBox"/>         <element name="LargeMailUser" type="LargeMailUserType">           <annotation>             <documentation>Specification 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</documentation>           </annotation>         </element>         <element ref="PostOffice"/>         <element name="PostalRoute" type="PostalRouteType">           <annotation>             <documentation>A Postal van is specific for a route as in Is`rael, Rural route</documentation>           </annotation>         </element>       </choice>       <element ref="Thoroughfare" minOccurs="0"/>       <element ref="Premise" minOccurs="0"/>       <element name="DependentLocality" type="DependentLocalityType" minOccurs="0">         <annotation>           <documentation>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).</documentation>         </annotation>       </element>       <element ref="PostalCode" minOccurs="0"/>       <any namespace="##other" minOccurs="0" maxOccurs="unbounded"/>     </sequence>     <attribute name="Type">       <annotation>         <documentation>Possible values not limited to: City, IndustrialEstate, etc</documentation>       </annotation>     </attribute>     <attribute name="UsageType">       <annotation>         <documentation>Postal or Political - Sometimes locations must be distinguished between postal system, and physical locations as defined by a political system</documentation>       </annotation>     </attribute>     <attribute name="Indicator">       <annotation>         <documentation>Erode (Dist) where (Dist) is the Indicator</documentation>       </annotation>     </attribute>     <anyAttribute namespace="##other"/>   </complexType> </element>

attribute Locality/@Type

annotation	documentation Possible values not limited to: City, IndustrialEstate, etc
source	<attribute name="Type">   <annotation>     <documentation>Possible values not limited to: City, IndustrialEstate, etc</documentation>   </annotation> </attribute>

attribute Locality/@UsageType

annotation	documentation Postal or Political - Sometimes locations must be distinguished between postal system, and physical locations as defined by a political system
source	<attribute name="UsageType">   <annotation>     <documentation>Postal or Political - Sometimes locations must be distinguished between postal system, and physical locations as defined by a political system</documentation>   </annotation> </attribute>

attribute Locality/@Indicator

annotation	documentation Erode (Dist) where (Dist) is the Indicator
source	<attribute name="Indicator">   <annotation>     <documentation>Erode (Dist) where (Dist) is the Indicator</documentation>   </annotation> </attribute>

element Locality/LocalityName

diagram
namespace	urn:oasis:names:tc:ciq:xsdschema:xAL:2.0
properties	minOcc  0 maxOcc  unbounded content  complex mixed  true
attributes	Name   Type   Use   Default   Fixed   Annotation Type               Code               documentation Used by postal services to encode the name of the element.
annotation	documentation Name of the locality
source	<element name="LocalityName" minOccurs="0" maxOccurs="unbounded">   <annotation>     <documentation>Name of the locality</documentation>   </annotation>   <complexType mixed="true">     <attribute name="Type"/>     <attributeGroup ref="grPostal"/>     <anyAttribute namespace="##other"/>   </complexType> </element>

attribute Locality/LocalityName/@Type

source

<attribute name="Type"/>

element Locality/LargeMailUser

diagram
namespace	urn:oasis:names:tc:ciq:xsdschema:xAL:2.0
type	LargeMailUserType
properties	content  complex
children	AddressLine LargeMailUserName LargeMailUserIdentifier BuildingName Department PostBox Thoroughfare PostalCode
attributes	Name   Type   Use   Default   Fixed   Annotation Type   string
annotation	documentation Specification 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
source	<element name="LargeMailUser" type="LargeMailUserType">   <annotation>     <documentation>Specification 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</documentation>   </annotation> </element>

element Locality/PostalRoute

diagram
namespace	urn:oasis:names:tc:ciq:xsdschema:xAL:2.0
type	PostalRouteType
properties	content  complex
children	AddressLine PostalRouteName PostalRouteNumber PostBox
attributes	Name   Type   Use   Default   Fixed   Annotation Type
annotation	documentation A Postal van is specific for a route as in Is`rael, Rural route
source	<element name="PostalRoute" type="PostalRouteType">   <annotation>     <documentation>A Postal van is specific for a route as in Is`rael, Rural route</documentation>   </annotation> </element>

element Locality/DependentLocality

diagram
namespace	urn:oasis:names:tc:ciq:xsdschema:xAL:2.0
type	DependentLocalityType
properties	minOcc  0 maxOcc  1 content  complex
children	AddressLine DependentLocalityName DependentLocalityNumber PostBox LargeMailUser PostOffice PostalRoute Thoroughfare Premise DependentLocality PostalCode
attributes	Name   Type   Use   Default   Fixed   Annotation Type               documentation City or IndustrialEstate, etc UsageType               documentation Postal or Political - Sometimes locations must be distinguished between postal system, and physical locations as defined by a political system Connector               documentation "VIA" as in Hill Top VIA Parish where Parish is a locality and Hill Top is a dependent locality Indicator               documentation Eg. Erode (Dist) where (Dist) is the Indicator
annotation	documentation 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).
source	<element name="DependentLocality" type="DependentLocalityType" minOccurs="0">   <annotation>     <documentation>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).</documentation>   </annotation> </element>

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