Mađarska

Q: In what language are the data and documentation provided?

The dataset retains the official Hungarian column headers to align with Magyar Posta standards. Key terms include:
· irsz: Postal Code (Irányítószám).
· település: Settlement/City.
· utcanév: Street Name.
· utótag: Street Suffix/Type.
· ker: District (Kerület). A comprehensive English User Guide is included to translate and explain these fields.

Q: Why is the street name ('utcanév') separated from the suffix ('utótag')?

In Hungary, the street type (e.g., "utca", "út", "tér") is structurally distinct from the name. The dataset separates them into two columns to allow for precise sorting and validation.
Usage Tip: To display a full address, you should concatenate utcanév + [space] + utótag (e.g., "Kossuth Lajos" + "utca").

Q: What does the 'ker' column represent?

This column contains the District Number, specifically for Budapest. It uses standard Roman numerals (e.g., XVII., VII.).
Note: Outside of Budapest, this field is typically empty, as smaller towns do not use district divisions for postal addressing.

Q: Why are there numeric street names like "500." in the 'utcanév' column?

In certain planned districts of Budapest (like District XVII, Rákosmente), streets are officially named with numbers followed by a dot (e.g., "500. utca"). This is not an error; it is the correct legal name of the street. Your system should treat these as text strings ("500."), not just integers.

Q: What does "All numbers" mean in the 'range' column?

This indicates that the postal code applies to the entire street, regardless of the house number. In dense urban areas, you might also see specific ranges (e.g., "Odd 1-15") if a street spans multiple postal codes.

Q: What is the format of the postal code ('irsz')?

Hungary uses a 4-digit numeric postal code (e.g., 1173). The first digit represents the postal region (1 is for Budapest), and the subsequent digits narrow down the area.

Q: What file formats are included in the delivery?

The package includes CSV, Excel (.xlsx), and TXT formats. All files are encoded in UTF-8. This is critical for correctly displaying Hungarian accented characters (á, é, í, ó, ö, ő, ú, ü, ű).

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This is a one-time purchase. The license grants perpetual use for personal and internal business purposes.

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