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URL | description | notes |
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data/subnational2/list?locale=<locale to use for names> | Return entire list of "county" names |
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data/subnational2/list?countryCode=<2-letter ISO country code>&locale=<locale to use for names> | Return list of "county" names found in the given country |
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data/subnational2/find?qmatch=<string to match>&locale=<locale used in match string> | Return list of "county" names that match | Can wildcards be used in the match string? |
data/subnational2/list?subnational1Code=<eBird subnational1 code>&locale=<locale to use for names> | Return list of "county" names found in the given "state" |
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parameter | required | default | value options | description |
|---|---|---|---|---|
match | yes, for /find | n/a |
| String to match against "county" names. What kind of wildcards can be used? |
locale | no | en_US | Java standard locale codes | locale in which to perform matching, and in which to provide names in response (when possible) |
countryCode | no | n/a | 2-letter ISO country code | |
subnational1Code | no | n/a | eBird standard subnational1Code | |
format | no | csv |
| format to use for response |
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| No Format |
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<response>
<header>
<locale country="US" language="en"/>
<timestamp>2008-02-21T12:37:32.546-05:00</timestamp>
<criteria>
<property name="match" value="seomthing"/>
<property name="locIDs"subnational1Code" value="seomthing"/>
<property name="countryCode" value="[L97555]seomthing"/>
</criteria>
<comment>
</comment>
</header>
<result>
<location countryCode="" subnational1Code="" subnational2Code="">name of the subnational2 region </location>
<location countryCode="" subnational1Code="" subnational2Code="">name of the subnational2 region </location>
<location countryCode="" subnational1Code="" subnational2Code="">name of the subnational2 region </location>
<location countryCode="" subnational1Code="" subnational2Code="">name of the subnational2 region </location>
</result>
</responseresponse>
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