Some of my projects require me to work through various iterations of the PSGC. The irksome thing with it is that codes assigned to a geographic entity are subject to change from one year to another. Although it doesn't happen very often my use case still requires me to use P-codes that are applicable for any given year.
Philippine Place code (P-Code) matrix from 1990-2014, from the Philippine Standard Geographic Codes
##Changelog
- 2015-01-13 - Added column "note." Fixed typograhical errors
- 2015-01-10 - First commit.
##Column description
- GC2014 - Last 4 digits indicate year version of PSGC code
- GC2013
- GC2011
- GC2010
- GC2009
- GC2008
- GC2007
- GC2006
- GC2005
- GC2004
- GC2003
- GC2002
- GC2001c - modified(corrected) version of 2001 PSGC codes
- GC1995c - modified(corrected) version of 1995 PSGC codes
- GC1990x - modified version of 1990 PSGC codes, without the regional codes
- EntityType - R-egion, P-rovince, M-unicipality, C-ity, D-istrict (only applies to City of Manila)
- EntityClass - Urban or Rural for type B. C-component, I-ndependent, H-ighly-urbanized for EntityType C.
- Name - are the tidy and simplified version of the names found in the PSGC database, stripped of old and alternate names. Partial values may be found in name_Alt or name_Old, as applicable.
- name_Alt - Alternative name
- name_Old - old name of entity (often found in parenthesis in original data set)
- capital - values: 1 - National capital, 2 regional capital , 3 provincial capital; multiple values separated by pipes
- poblacion - The "Poblacion" designation of a barangay entity are often indicated by a "(Pob.)" suffix, or as part of the barangay name is flagged as "1" in this column. "0" for non-designated barangays.
- name_GC2014
- name_GC2000
- name_GC2001c modified(corrected version) of entity names from 2001
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