The number of lanes represented. Indicates which direction the number of lanes is valid for. LinkDirectionValue Indicates if the number of lanes is counted as minimum or maximum value. Total increase in height experienced when passing along the link from the start to the end. Total increase in height experienced when passing along the link from the end to the start. The cycle amenity available along the link. Identifies if the facility applied to entirety of the link. A compound feature that represents a road with a name or number. This may be a classified road, such as the A38, or a named road such as Romsey Road. This references a collection of RoadLinks. The national classification of the road. Official name assigned to the highway by a designated Street Naming Authority. Another name in local use associated to the highway. Street description allocated by a Street Naming Authority or Highway Authority used to identify a street that does not have a designated name. The reason for a change made to a feature. The reason for a change made to a feature. The reason for a change made to a feature. Official name assigned to the highway by a designated Street Naming Authority. The Street Naming Authority for the designatedName. The average width of the road carriageway. The minimum width of the topographic area feature the RoadLink is representing. An indication of confidence in the width values provided The reason for a change made to a feature. The reason for a change made to a feature. The reason for a change made to a feature. Any road, footway, footpath, cycletrack, track or passageway that forms a highway. A highway represents individual subsections of Road which are managed (naming/numbering) by a specified responsible authority. Classification of the type of Street from the National Street Gazetteer. Indicator identifying the physical nature of the road e.g. Under Construction. The Populated Place representing the locality that the Street is located within. The settlement that the Street falls within. The administrative area that the Street is located within. Reference to the authority that has current responsibility for naming and numbering. Identify where the geometry of the feature originated. The aggregated geometry of all the RoadLinks or Elementary Street Units (when unmatched) which make up the feature. A reference to the unique identifier of administrative areas managed by the Office for National Statistics. Role is used to describe the authority - 'Upper Tier Local Authority', 'Lower Tier Local Authority' and 'Unitary Local Authority' A compound feature that represents a road junction with a name or number. The reason for a change made to a feature. A classification for the Road Junction. The name of the junction. For numbered junctions this will provide a description of the junction, for example, M6 Junction 6. The official road number assigned by the appropriate authority. For example, M6. The number of the junction. For example, 6. The reference to the RoadNode features which builds up the RoadJunction feature. A feature that represents a part or all of a highway. The reason for a change made to a feature. A classification of the designated importance of a road that provides an indication of its expected usage and importance. <font color="#0f0f0f">A classification of the road designed to give the most appropriate route</font> A description of the RoadLink based on its nature or use. States if the RoadLink forms part of the Trunk Road network States if the RoadLink forms part of the Primary Route network The official road number assigned by the appropriate authority. Note that this includes at least one letter. For example ‘A329(M) The name of the road the feature is part of, when a RoadLink is referenced by a Street with a streetStateType of Designated Street Name this is the name used else the name is from Road Another name for the road the feature is part of, this is populated with the name captured by Ordnance Survey when it differs from that in Street Indicator identifying the construction status of the road Information describing the organisation responsible for capturing the RoadLink. NOTE: This has been added for the early years of the product to allow users to determine whether the data has been captured by a local highway authority but may not meet spec quality requirements. Indication of the direction of traffic flow. LinkDirectionValue The calculated length of the RoadLink in metres. Indication whether the feature has been matched to a feature in the NSG Identifier(s) of the Elementary Street Unit from NSG or TRSG The relative level of the link at the startNode. The relative level of the link at the endNode. Identifies if this section of road passes through or over a physical structure. Identifies if the RoadLink has facilities for a cyclist. A measurement of the width of the topographic area which represents the Road Carriageway The number of lanes along a RoadLink. The elevation gain is calculated from three dimensional geometry to define the total ascent experienced when passing along a RoadLink feature. The value is expressed both with and against the direction of digitising. Reference to the topographic representation(s) of the same part of the road. Identifier of the Road or Street to which the RoadLink forms part of. A point representing either the start/end of a road, the connectivity between two or more roads or where one of the recorded attributes changes along a road. Further specialisation of the form of road node Point where vehicles can either exit or enter a controlled-access highway. The number of any junction that the node represents part of, for example M3 J12. The name of any junction that the node represents part of. The reason for a change made to a feature. Reference to the topographic representation(s) of the same part of the road. Indicator identifying the physical nature of the road e.g. Under Construction If known, the real-world start and end date/times when the state applies. Short description of the reason for closure.