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A location as a short string.
Also known as: Plus code address
The open geocoding notation giving a position as a short alphanumeric code.
Gives a position as a short code derived directly from latitude and longitude.
Contexts: Navigation, Maps
Its alphabet excludes characters that look or sound alike, so a code read aloud or copied by hand is less likely to be corrupted — the same design principle as the vehicle identification number.
Contexts: Navigation, Maps
Devised so that places without street addresses can be given a written address at all, which is a stated purpose rather than a side effect.
Contexts: Navigation, Maps
A line of letters and digits from a restricted alphabet with a cross-shaped plus sign inserted before the final group, optionally shortened and paired with a nearby place name.