Email address.

The telephone number.

The fax number.

Type of contact point (sales, home, work, etc)

The street address. For example, 742 Evergreen Terrace.

The locality name. For example, ‘Austin’.

The region name. For example, ‘TX’.

Postal code.
The infochimps core regions for zip code are actually the “ZCTA” boundaries, which are suitable for most users but don’t strictly describe the

Post Office box number

The country name. For example, ‘USA’ or ‘Djibouti’

Street Name. For example, ‘Evergreen Terrace’.

Street Type (Rd, Ave, Hwy, etc)

a space separated string corresponding to a collection of hCard `address_type`s [work|home|pref|postal|dom|intl] (and gdata’s `rel`).

A prefix to the address number: for example, ‘B-742 Evergreen Terr’ would have ‘B’ in the address_num_prefix

A suffix to the address number: for example, ‘742-A Evergreen Terr’ would have ‘A’ in the address_num_suffix

Address ‘number’ part (which may actually be a string like ‘742-A’, or in some countries, a house name)

Address unit — used for suite, apartment_number, and so on.

Extended portion of an address (often the second line after the street address)

Freeform address text that could conceivably

The geo coordinates of the place.

The country code, in the familiar 2-letter lowercase alpha form

An ID for the state (aka region or level 1 administrative area).
For US, The USPS state id. Internationally, the ISO-3166 level 1 admin code. You can get the two-letter state IDs to always be in ISO-3166-2 by slapping “US-” on the front — so the `state_id` for Texas is “TX”, and its ISO_3166-2 code is “US-TX”.
In the US, this is the The ISO 3166-2

The FIPS ID for the county (or second-level administrative area)

The FIPS ID for the city (or applicable area)

Census designated tract_id. The ID the 2010 census GEOID (composed by smashing all the fips codes together)

Census designated blockgroup, composed of a group of Census blocks. The ID is the the 2010 census GEOID, composed by smashing all the fips codes together

Neighborhood ID

The underscored, lower-cased name of the continent: north_america, australia, …

Time zone geographical extent, eg ‘America/Chicago’.
These are listed in the familiar Olson Zoneinfo TZ database — here they are on a map

Geonames ID for this body of water

State level voting district id for the upper legislative body

State level voting district id for the lower legislative body

Country level voting district id

School district id

Collection of domain-specific feature classifier codes. For example:

• `foursquare_feature_code`
• `geonames_feature_code`
• `fb_feature_code`
• `goog_feature_code`
• `gowalla_feature_code`
• `osm_feature_code`
• `yelp_feature_code`
• `tiger_feature_code`"

Physical address of the item.

The basic containment relation between places.

URL to a map of the place.

Photographs of this place.

Upcoming or past events associated with this place or organization.

The overall rating, based on a collection of reviews or ratings, of the item.

Review of the item.

A count of a specific user interactions with this item — for example, 20 UserLikes, 5 UserComments, or 300 UserDownloads. The user interaction type should be one of the sub types of UserInteraction.