The specified alphanumeric string represents a physical location. It conforms to the standardized address format used in the United States, typically including a street number, street name, municipality, state, and postal code. As an example, this designator identifies a particular point of interest within the town of Hamburg, in the state of New York.
Precise geolocation information facilitates efficient navigation, accurate delivery of goods and services, and the reliable targeting of emergency response resources. Accurate address designation underpins logistical efficiency, property identification, and demographic data collection and analysis for government and private sector planning purposes. The historical context for the establishment of addressing standards relates to the needs for mail delivery and census taking.
