The specified alphanumeric string represents a physical location. It is a standardized format used to identify a particular property within a municipality. The components include a numerical identifier, street name, city, state, and postal code. For example, the numerical identifier, “980,” designates a specific building or unit along the named thoroughfare.
Accurate and consistent location data is crucial for various purposes, including emergency services response, mail delivery, logistical operations, and property assessment. Standardized addressing systems facilitate efficient navigation and resource allocation. Historically, the development of such systems has been essential for urban planning and efficient municipal functioning, allowing for clear identification and management of individual parcels of land and the structures built upon them.