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Admin lines feature class (Admin_Lines)

The Admin_Lines feature class stores linear administrative boundaries as links with a preferred name for display. This layer is useful for cartography where a linear representation is preferable over a polygon boundary, such as for internal state boundaries that don't include the coast.

For a description of the attributes OBJECTID, Shape, GlobalID, and Shape_Length, see Esri® system fields.


Field nameData typeDescription
NAMEString (50)The name of the administrative area.
LANGUAGE_CODEString (3)Standard code for the language associated with the feature name.
NAME_LATINString (50)The name of the administrative area.
LANGUAGE_CODE_LATINString (3)Standard code for the language associated with the feature name.
FEATURE_TYPEInteger (4)The standard HERE NAVSTREETS feature type code for this boundary type.
FEATURE_TYPE_DESCString (50)The standard HERE NAVSTREETS feature type description for this boundary types.
ADMIN_PLACE_IDInteger (4)Unique ID for the administrative area. This is a foreign key to the Admin table.
CONTROLLED_BYString (3)Indicates which country is in control of the area according to international agreements in disputed areas. This attribute is empty in non-disputed areas.
CLAIMED_BYString (3)Indicates which country claims an administrative area boundary in a disputed territory. This attribute is empty in non-disputed area.
COVERAGE_INDICATORString (2)Indicates a product level that corresponds to the inclusion of database features. It also indicates verification and completeness for a particular feature in the database. For a list of possible values, see Coverage indicator definitions.
DETAILED_CITYString (1)

This attribute specifies whether the railway is part of a Detailed City coverage area.

  • Y - Polygon fully part of DETAILED_CITY coverage area
  • N - Polygon fully not DETAILED_CITY coverage area
  • P - Part of the polygon is DETAILED_CITY coverage area, part of it isn't
LINE_OF_CONTROLString (1)

Identifies administrative boundaries (links) that represent internationally accepted boundaries, but are located in an area under dispute.

  • Y - Country or state boundary link is an internationally accepted boundary in a disputed area
  • N - Country or state boundary link represents a standard, non-disputed country boundary
ISO_COUNTRY_CODEString (3)ISO 3 character country code

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