G
eographic Identifier

    A unique combination of numbers and letters that serves as a digital fingerprint for a specific location. This identifier is composed of several parts, each contributing to its overall uniqueness.

    The first part consists of a series of numbers, known as the postal code or zip code, which helps sort mail and packages efficiently within a country's postal system.

    Next, we have the country code, a two-letter abbreviation that represents the nation where the location is situated. This code facilitates international communication and data exchange between countries.

    Together, these components form a comprehensive identifier that provides a precise address for any location worldwide.