| Feature |
GCO1
FREE |
GCO1S
$100 |
GCO2
$100 |
GCO3
FREE |
GCO4
FREE |
| ISO 3166-1 Country Name: Official short name of the country in English as defined by the ISO 3166-1 Standard. |
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| ISO 3166-1 Country Char 2 Code: Two-Character alpha country codes as defined by the ISO 3166-1 Standard. |
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| ISO 3166-1 Country Char 3 Code: Three-Character alpha country codes as defined by the ISO 3166-1 Standard. |
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| ISO 3166-1 Country Number Code: Three-digit numeric code as defined by the ISO 3166-1 Standard. |
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| ISO 3166-3 Country Char 4 Code: Four-Character code for former countries as defined by the ISO 3166-3 Standard. |
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| FIPS Country Code and Name: Country Codes and Names as published in the U.S. standard FIPS PUB 10-4. |
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| Country IOC Code: Three-letter alpha codes assigned by the International Olympic Committee. These codes identify the nationality of athletes and teams during Olympic events. Slightly different from ISO alpha-3 codes. |
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| Country NATO Code: Country codes as assigned by the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO). |
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| Country WMO Code: Country abbreviations used in weather reports from the World Meteorological Organization (WMO). |
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| Country EU Code: Country codes assigned to those countries which are part of the European Union (EU). Taken from ISO 3166-1. |
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| Country Alternate Names: Alternate country names including names in local language where available. |
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| Effective From- and To- Dates: Country formation year (if formed after 1974), and the date the country merged or ceased to exist. |
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| International Dialing Prefix (IDD): The dialing code part used to dial out to a foreign country, indicating to the telephone network that it is an international call. |
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| National Dialing Prefix (NDD): The dialing code part used when dialing a national number. This is removed when dialing a foreign country. The city code (not included) follows the NDD Prefix but they are usually displayed together. |
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| Dialing Country Code: The Country Code follows the IDD Prefix. It is the international dialing code part that identifies the foreign country to connect to. |
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| UN Region and Sub-Region Name: Region and Sub-Region names, as assigned by the United Nations. |
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| UN Region and Sub-Region Code: Region and Sub-Region codes, as assigned by the United Nations. |
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| Country Administrative Level 1 Name: Term for first level division of the country as defined by FIPS/ISO. |
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| Country Postal Code Format: A unique, universal identifier that unambiguously identifies the addressee's locality and assists in the transmission and sorting of mail items. |
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| Country Primary Currency: If country operates on only one currency, this parameter is set. |
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| Comments: Comments/exceptions are noted here. Sources are various. |
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| Change Log: View all changes to this dataset as of a certain date. |
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| Automated Notification: Automated notification of changes. |
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| Free Email Support. |
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| Free Telephone Support. |
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