The alphanumeric sequence represents a specific physical location. It is a standardized format used by postal services to identify and deliver mail to a designated address within a particular geographic region. Such identifiers typically include a street number, street name, directional indicator (e.g., NW), city, state, and zip code.
Precise location information is essential for various functions, including emergency services, delivery services, and property records. A standardized addressing system ensures accurate navigation and efficient resource allocation. The establishment of clear addresses facilitates communication, commerce, and governance within a community. The historical context often involves the expansion of urban areas and the need for a systematic method to locate residences and businesses.
