The specified alphanumeric sequence represents a unique physical location. It functions as a precise designator, pinpointing a property within a defined geographical region. This designator consists of a numerical street address, a street name, a municipality, a state abbreviation, and a postal code.
Such a designator is fundamental for numerous activities. It facilitates mail delivery, emergency services response, property identification, and navigation. Its standardization ensures efficient organization and retrieval of location-based data. The historical context involves the evolution of addressing systems to manage increasing population density and the need for accurate location referencing.
