## nco:PostalAddress nco:PostalAddress |

## Description

A postal address. A class aggregating the various parts of a value for the 'ADR' property as defined in RFC 2426 Sec. 3.2.1.

## Class hierarchy

        http://www.w3.org/2000/01/rdf-schema#Resource
            nco:ContactMedium
            ╰── nco:PostalAddress
                ├── nco:ParcelDeliveryAddress
                ├── nco:InternationalDeliveryAddress
                ├── nco:DomesticDeliveryAddress
                ╰── maemo:PostalAddress

## Full-text-indexed properties

nco:PostalAddress has the following full-text-indexed properties:

- nco:region

- nco:country

- nco:extendedAddress

- nco:streetAddress

- nco:postalcode

- nco:locality

- nco:county

- nco:district

- nco:pobox

## Properties

### The `“nco:pobox”` property

    “nco:pobox”          http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string

Post office box. This is the first part of the value of the 'ADR' property as defined in RFC 2426, sec. 3.2.1

Number of possible elements per resource (Cardinality): 1

This property is full-text-indexed, and can be looked up through `fts:match`.

### The `“nco:district”` property

    “nco:district”          http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string

Local division inside a city. Not in RFC 2426 sec 3.2.1. Added for API compatibility

Number of possible elements per resource (Cardinality): 1

This property is full-text-indexed, and can be looked up through `fts:match`.

### The `“nco:county”` property

    “nco:county”          http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string

Regional division between state and city. Not in RFC 2426 sec 3.2.1. Added for API compatibility

Number of possible elements per resource (Cardinality): 1

This property is full-text-indexed, and can be looked up through `fts:match`.

### The `“nco:locality”` property

    “nco:locality”          http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string

Locality or City. Inspired by the fourth part of the value of the 'ADR' property as defined in RFC 2426, sec. 3.2.1

Number of possible elements per resource (Cardinality): 1

This property is full-text-indexed, and can be looked up through `fts:match`.

### The `“nco:postalcode”` property

    “nco:postalcode”          http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string

Postal Code. Inspired by the sixth part of the value of the 'ADR' property as defined in RFC 2426, sec. 3.2.1

Number of possible elements per resource (Cardinality): 1

This property is full-text-indexed, and can be looked up through `fts:match`.

### The `“nco:streetAddress”` property

    “nco:streetAddress”          http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string

The streed address. Inspired by the third part of the value of the 'ADR' property as defined in RFC 2426, sec. 3.2.1

Number of possible elements per resource (Cardinality): 1

This property is full-text-indexed, and can be looked up through `fts:match`.

### The `“nco:addressLocation”` property

    “nco:addressLocation”          http://www.w3.org/2000/01/rdf-schema#Resource

The geographical location of a postal address.

Number of possible elements per resource (Cardinality): 1

### The `“nco:extendedAddress”` property

    “nco:extendedAddress”          http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string

An extended part of an address. This field might be used to express parts of an address that aren't include in the name of the Contact but also aren't part of the actual location. Usually the streed address and following fields are enough for a postal letter to arrive. Examples may include ('University of California Campus building 45', 'Sears Tower 34th floor' etc.) Inspired by the second part of the value of the 'ADR' property as defined in RFC 2426, sec. 3.2.1

Number of possible elements per resource (Cardinality): 1

This property is full-text-indexed, and can be looked up through `fts:match`.

### The `“nco:country”` property

    “nco:country”          http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string

A part of an address specifying the country. Inspired by the seventh part of the value of the 'ADR' property as defined in RFC 2426, sec. 3.2.1

Number of possible elements per resource (Cardinality): 1

This property is full-text-indexed, and can be looked up through `fts:match`.

### The `“nco:region”` property

    “nco:region”          http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string

Region. Inspired by the fifth part of the value of the 'ADR' property as defined in RFC 2426, sec. 3.2.1

Number of possible elements per resource (Cardinality): 1

This property is full-text-indexed, and can be looked up through `fts:match`.