Administrative depth
Model first- and second-level divisions, municipalities, cities, and other supported place types.
The places your business depends on, structured as one system.
countries, territories, regions, counties, districts, municipalities, cities, towns, villages where supported, postal codes, and coordinates.
The challenge
The world does not share one administrative model.
Levels, names, and codes vary by country—and boundaries evolve. A normalized hierarchy helps applications work predictably without flattening local reality.
How AtlasLocale helps
Practical capability, built around clear data.
AtlasLocale is designed to make geographic complexity understandable to the people building and operating global systems.
Stable identifiers
Use AtlasLocale IDs alongside official and commonly used codes to avoid name-only matching.
Connected records
Follow parent-child relationships from country to locality and postal information.
Common uses
Where this capability fits.
01Global selectors
02Territory models
03Master-data governance
04Location enrichment
Frequently asked questions
Clear answers for teams evaluating AtlasLocale.
What does Global Location Database include?
The page outlines the data, workflows, and capabilities for global location database. Exact coverage varies by country and release.
Is Global Location Database available now?
Available according to the coverage and plan details shown. Start with the Trial or contact AtlasLocale to discuss coverage, formats, and a suitable plan.
How is data versioned?
AtlasLocale publishes release identifiers, update dates, source metadata, and change notes so teams can manage updates deliberately.
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