Property:Geohandle

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The geohandle property is a normalized, geo-locatable address string. It is the minimal portion of an address that is suitable for geo-location within a few hundred meters or so. The form is a string. Typically it is a postal code, but this depends on the locale. For example:

My locale is Canada, so my geohandle is simply my postal code: [[geohandle::M5S 1K3]].

The value must be geo-locatable within the locale as designated by country code or ccTLD. For example: http://maps.googleapis.com/maps/api/geocode/xml?address=M5S+1K3&region=ca&sensor=false.

The value ought to be normalized. No two pages ought to assign the same actual geohandle (say "M5S 1K3") in different forms (say "M5S 1K3" and "m5s-1k3").