/**
 * @copyright Sister Software.
 * @license AGPL-3.0
 * @author Teffen Ellis, et al.
 */

/**
 * Defines the current class of a geographic entity. These codes can be found in the TIGER/Line products, gazetteer
 * files, and other products.
 *
 * @title MAF/TIGER Feature Class Code
 */
export const TIGERClassCode = {
	/**
	 * A prominent elevation rising above the surrounding level of the Earth's surface.
	 */
	MountainPeakOrSummit: "C3022",

	/**
	 * An area of dry or relatively dry land surrounded by water or low wetland. (including archipelago, atoll, cay,
	 * hammock, hummock, isla, isle, key, moku, and rock)
	 */
	Island: "C3023",

	/**
	 * An embankment flanking a stream or other flowing water feature to prevent overflow.
	 */
	Levee: "C3024",

	/**
	 * A durable, permanent structure, extending into a body of water, built to protect a shoreline from erosion, to form
	 * a protected coastal marina/harbor, or to create stable channels for navigation. Unlike piers and docks, water does
	 * not flow under it. Alternatively referred to as a groyne, groin, seawall, or bulwark.
	 */
	JettyBreakwater: "C3025",

	/**
	 * An area from which commercial minerals are or were removed from the Earth; not including an oilfield or gas field.
	 */
	QuarryOpenPitMine: "C3026",

	/**
	 * A barrier built across the course of a stream to impound water and/or control water flow.
	 */
	Dam: "C3027",

	/**
	 * An expanded paved area at the end of a street used by vehicles for turning around. The placement of addressed
	 * structures located along the street may wrap around the end of the cul-de-sac.
	 */
	CulDeSac: "C3061",

	/**
	 * A circular intersection allowing for continuous movement of traffic at the meeting of roadways, when the circle is
	 * represented as a point.
	 */
	TrafficCircle: "C3062",

	/**
	 * A movable barrier across a road.
	 */
	Gate: "C3066",

	/**
	 * A structure or barrier where a fee is collected for using a road.
	 */
	TollBooth: "C3067",

	/**
	 * A manmade structure, higher than its diameter, generally used for observation, storage, or electronic transmission.
	 */
	Tower: "C3071",

	/**
	 * A manmade structure, higher than its diameter, used to transmit light and possibly sound generally to aid in
	 * navigation.
	 */
	LighthouseBeacon: "C3074",

	/**
	 * One or more manmade structures, used for liquid or gas storage or for distribution activities.
	 */
	TankFarm: "C3075",

	/**
	 * A facility where power is generated from the wind.
	 */
	WindmillFarm: "C3076",

	/**
	 * A facility where power is generated from the sun.
	 */
	SolarFarm: "C3077",

	/**
	 * A manmade structure to educate, commemorate, or memorialize an event, person, or feature.
	 */
	MonumentMemorial: "C3078",

	/**
	 * A locational marker or monument placed on or near a boundary line to preserve and identify the location of the
	 * boundary line on the ground.
	 */
	BoundaryMonumentPoint: "C3079",

	/**
	 * A point on the ground whose position (horizontal or vertical) is known and can be used as a base for additional
	 * survey work.
	 */
	SurveyControlPoint: "C3080",

	/**
	 * A point that identifies the location and name of a locality (e.g., crossroad, community, populated place or locale)
	 * that usually does not have a formally established boundary.
	 */
	LocalityPoint: "C3081",

	/**
	 * A point that serves as the core of an Alaska Native village and is used in defining Alaska Native village
	 * statistical areas.
	 */
	AlaskaNativeVillageOfficialPoint: "C3085",

	/**
	 * This feature represents sovereign states recognized by the U.S. Department of State. For Census Bureau purposes,
	 * the area for which the decennial census is conducted, which is the United States, Puerto Rico, and the Island Areas
	 * (American Samoa, Guam, the Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands, and the U.S. Virgin Islands). The feature
	 * may also include other sovereign states such as Canada and Mexico, but currently does not do so.
	 */
	Nation: "G1000",

	/**
	 * A grouping of states and the District of Columbia for the presentation of census data. The United States is
	 * subdivided into four Census Regions—Northeast, South, Midwest, and West.
	 */
	CensusRegion: "G1100",

	/**
	 * A grouping of states and the District of Columbia that is a subdivision of the four Census Regions.
	 */
	CensusDivision: "G1200",

	/**
	 * A legally defined state- or federally recognized reservation and/or off-reservation trust land entity (excluding
	 * statistical American Indian and Alaska Native areas).
	 */
	AmericanIndianArea: "G2100",

	/**
	 * A legal area held in trust for the benefit of Native Hawaiians by the state of Hawaii, pursuant to the Hawaiian
	 * Homes Commission Act of 1920, as amended.
	 */
	HawaiianHomeLand: "G2120",

	/**
	 * A statistical area that represents the more densely settled portion of Alaska Native villages (ANVs), which
	 * constitute associations, bands, clans, communities, groups, tribes, or villages recognized pursuant to the Alaska
	 * Native Claims Settlement Act of 1971 (Public Law 92-203).
	 */
	AlaskaNativeVillageStatisticalArea: "G2130",

	/**
	 * A statistical entity identified and delineated by the Census Bureau in consultation with federally recognized
	 * American Indian tribes that have no current reservation, but had a former reservation in Oklahoma.
	 */
	OklahomaTribalStatisticalArea: "G2140",

	/**
	 * A statistical geographic entity identified and delineated for the Census Bureau by a state-appointed liaison for a
	 * state-recognized American Indian tribe that does not currently have a reservation and/or lands in trust.
	 */
	StateDesignatedTribalStatisticalArea: "G2150",

	/**
	 * A statistical geographic entity identified and delineated for the Census Bureau by a federally recognized American
	 * Indian tribe that does not currently have a reservation and/or off-reservation trust land.
	 */
	TribalDesignatedStatisticalArea: "G2160",

	/**
	 * An area administered jointly and/or claimed by two or more American Indian tribes.
	 */
	AmericanIndianJointUseArea: "G2170",

	/**
	 * Corporate entities with legal boundaries established to conduct both business and nonprofit affairs of Alaska
	 * Natives pursuant to the Alaska Native Claims Settlement Act of 1972 (Public Law 92-203). There are twelve
	 * geographically defined ANRCs and they are all within and cover most of the State of Alaska (the Annette Island
	 * Reserve—an American Indian reservation—is excluded from any ANRC).
	 */
	AlaskaNativeRegionalCorporation: "G2200",

	/**
	 * Administrative subdivisions of federally recognized American Indian reservations, off-reservation trust lands, or
	 * Oklahoma tribal statistical areas (OTSAs). These entities are internal units of self-government or administration
	 * that serve social, cultural, and/or economic purposes for the American Indians on the reservations, off-reservation
	 * trust lands, or OTSAs.
	 */
	TribalSubdivision: "G2300",

	/**
	 * A relatively small and permanent statistical subdivision of a federally recognized American Indian reservation
	 * and/or off-reservation trust land, delineated by American Indian tribal participants or the Census Bureau for the
	 * purpose of presenting demographic data.
	 */
	TribalCensusTract: "G2400",

	/**
	 * A cluster of census blocks within a single tribal census tract delineated by American Indian tribal participants or
	 * the Census Bureau for the purpose of presenting demographic data.
	 */
	TribalBlockGroup: "G2410",

	/**
	 * A grouping of adjacent metropolitan and/or micropolitan statistical areas that have a degree of economic and social
	 * integration, as measured by commuting.
	 */
	CombinedStatisticalArea: "G3100",

	/**
	 * An area containing a substantial population nucleus together with adjacent communities having a high degree of
	 * economic and social integration with that core, as measured by commuting. Each area is defined using whole counties
	 * and equivalents.
	 */
	MetropolitanMicropolitanStatisticalArea: "G3110",

	/**
	 * A county or grouping of counties that is a subdivision of a Metropolitan Statistical Area containing an urbanized
	 * area with a population of 2.5 million or more.
	 */
	MetropolitanDivision: "G3120",

	/**
	 * A grouping of adjacent New England city and town areas that have a degree of economic and social integration, as
	 * measured by commuting.
	 */
	CombinedNewEnglandCityTownArea: "G3200",

	/**
	 * An area containing a substantial population nucleus together with adjacent communities having a high degree of
	 * economic and social integration with that core, as measured by commuting. Each area is defined using Minor Civil
	 * Divisions (MCDs) in New England.
	 */
	NewEnglandCityTownMetropolitanMicropolitanStatisticalArea: "G3210",

	/**
	 * A grouping of cities and towns in New England that is a subdivision of a New England City and Town Area containing
	 * an urbanized area with a population of 2.5 million or more.
	 */
	NewEnglandCityTownDivision: "G3220",

	/**
	 * For the 2020 Census, an urban area will comprise a densely developed core of census blocks that meet minimum
	 * housing unit density requirements, along with adjacent territory containing non-residential urban land uses as well
	 * as other lower density territory included to link outlying densely settled territory with the densely settled core.
	 * To qualify as an urban area, the territory identified according to the criteria must encompass at least 2,000
	 * housing units or at least 5,000 persons.
	 */
	UrbanArea: "G3500",

	/**
	 * The primary governmental divisions of the United States. The District of Columbia is treated as a statistical
	 * equivalent of a state for census purposes, as are Puerto Rico, American Samoa, Guam, the Commonwealth of the
	 * Northern Mariana Islands, and the U.S. Virgin Islands.
	 */
	StateEquivalentFeature: "G4000",

	/**
	 * The primary division of a state or state equivalent area. The primary divisions of 48 states are termed County, but
	 * other terms are used such as Borough in Alaska, Parish in Louisiana, and Municipio in Puerto Rico. This feature
	 * includes independent cities, which are incorporated places that are not part of any county.
	 */
	CountyEquivalentFeature: "G4020",

	/**
	 * The primary divisions of counties and equivalent features for the reporting of Census Bureau data. The subtypes of
	 * this feature are Minor Civil Division, Census County Division/Census Subarea, and Unorganized Territory. This
	 * feature includes independent places, which are incorporated places that are not part of any county subdivision.
	 */
	CountySubdivision: "G4040",

	/**
	 * A subdivision of the three major islands in the U.S. Virgin Islands (USVI). The estates have legally defined
	 * boundaries and are much smaller in area than the Census Subdistricts (USVI county subdivisions), but do not
	 * necessarily nest within these districts.
	 */
	Estate: "G4050",

	/**
	 * Legally defined divisions (subbarrios) of minor civil divisions (barrios-pueblo and barrios) in Puerto Rico.
	 */
	SubMinorCivilDivision: "G4060",

	/**
	 * A legal entity incorporated under state law to provide general-purpose governmental services to a concentration of
	 * population. Incorporated places are generally designated as a city, borough, municipality, town, village, or, in a
	 * few instances, have a different legal description.
	 */
	IncorporatedPlace: "G4110",

	/**
	 * An incorporated place that has merged governmentally with a county or minor civil division, but one or more of the
	 * incorporated places continues to function within the consolidation. It is a place that contains additional
	 * separately incorporated places.
	 */
	ConsolidatedCity: "G4120",

	/**
	 * A statistical area that is defined for a named concentration of population and is the statistical counterpart of an
	 * incorporated place.
	 */
	CensusDesignatedPlace: "G4210",

	/**
	 * The lowest level of geographic area for presentation of some types of Economic Census data. It includes
	 * incorporated places, consolidated cities, census designated places (CDPs), minor civil divisions (MCDs) in selected
	 * states, and balances of MCDs or counties. An incorporated place, CDP, MCD, or balance of MCD qualifies as an
	 * economic census place if it contains 2,500 or more residents, or 2,500 or more jobs, according to the most current
	 * data available.
	 */
	EconomicCensusPlace: "G4300",

	/**
	 * Relatively permanent statistical subdivisions of a County or equivalent feature delineated by local participants as
	 * part of the Census Bureau's Participant Statistical Areas Program.
	 */
	CensusTract: "G5020",

	/**
	 * A cluster of census blocks having the same first digit of their four-digit identifying numbers within a Census
	 * Tract. For example, block group 3 (BG 3) within a Census Tract includes all blocks numbered from 3000 to 3999.
	 */
	BlockGroup: "G5030",

	/**
	 * The lowest-order census defined statistical area. It is an area, such as a city block, bounded primarily by
	 * physical features but sometimes by invisible city or property boundaries. A tabulation block boundary does not
	 * cross the boundary of any other geographic area for which the Census Bureau tabulates data. The subtypes of this
	 * feature are Count Question Resolution (CQR), current, and tabulation census.
	 */
	TabulationBlock: "G5040",

	/**
	 * The 435 areas from which people are elected to the U.S. House of Representatives. Additional equivalent features
	 * exist for state equivalents with nonvoting delegates or no representative. The subtypes of this feature are 111th,
	 * 113th, 114th, 115th, 116th, 117th, and 118th Congressional Districts, plus subsequent Congresses.
	 */
	CongressionalDistrict: "G5200",

	/**
	 * Areas established by a state or equivalent government from which members are elected to the upper or unicameral
	 * chamber of a state governing body. The upper chamber is the senate in a bicameral legislature, and the unicameral
	 * case is a single house legislature (Nebraska). The subtypes of this feature are legislative session year, such as
	 * 2010, 2012, 2014, 2016, 2017, 2018, and so forth, with the year indicating the vintage of the district.
	 */
	StateLegislativeDistrictUpperChamber: "G5210",

	/**
	 * Areas established by a state or equivalent government from which members are elected to the lower chamber of a
	 * state governing body. The lower chamber is the House of Representatives in a bicameral legislature. The subtypes of
	 * this feature are legislative session year, such as 2010, 2012, 2014, 2016, 2017, 2018, and so forth, with the year
	 * indicating the vintage of the district.
	 */
	StateLegislativeDistrictLowerChamber: "G5220",

	/**
	 * The generic name for the geographic features, such as precincts, wards, and election districts, established by
	 * state, local, and tribal governments for the purpose of conducting elections.
	 */
	VotingDistrict: "G5240",

	/**
	 * A geographic area within which officials provide public elementary grade-level educational services for residents.
	 */
	ElementarySchoolDistrict: "G5400",

	/**
	 * A geographic area within which officials provide public secondary grade-level educational services for residents.
	 */
	SecondarySchoolDistrict: "G5410",

	/**
	 * A geographic area within which officials provide public educational services for all grade levels for residents.
	 */
	UnifiedSchoolDistrict: "G5420",

	/**
	 * Statistical geographic areas defined for the tabulation and dissemination of American Community Survey (ACS) and
	 * Puerto Rico Community Survey, Public Use Microdata Sample (PUMS) data, as well as ACS period estimates, and
	 * decennial census data. Nesting within states or equivalent entities, PUMAs cover the entirety of the United States,
	 * Puerto Rico, Guam, and the U.S. Virgin Islands.
	 */
	PublicUseMicrodataArea: "G6120",

	/**
	 * An area defined under state authority to manage urbanization that the U.S. Census Bureau includes in its products
	 * in agreement with an individual state.
	 */
	UrbanGrowthArea: "G6330",

	/**
	 * An approximate statistical-area representation of a U.S. Postal Service (USPS) 5-digit ZIP Code service area.
	 */
	ZIPCodeTabulationArea: "G6350",

	/**
	 * A grouping of municipios (county equivalents) defined by Puerto Rico officials for the purpose of presenting
	 * economic census statistical data.
	 */
	PlanningRegion: "G6400",

	/**
	 * A known, but nonspecific, hydrographic connection between two nonadjacent water features.
	 */
	Connector: "H1100",

	/**
	 * A standing body of water that is surrounded by land.
	 */
	LakePond: "H2030",

	/**
	 * An artificially impounded body of water.
	 */
	Reservoir: "H2040",

	/**
	 * An artificial body of water built to treat fouled water.
	 */
	TreatmentPond: "H2041",

	/**
	 * A body of water partly surrounded by land. [includes arm, bight, cove, and inlet]
	 */
	BayEstuaryGulfSound: "H2051",

	/**
	 * The great body of salt water that covers much of the Earth.
	 */
	OceanSea: "H2053",

	/**
	 * A body of ice moving outward and down slope from an area of accumulation; an area of relatively permanent snow or
	 * ice on the top or side of a mountain or mountainous area. [includes ice field and ice patch]
	 */
	Glacier: "H2081",

	/**
	 * A natural flowing waterway. [includes anabranch, awawa, branch, brook, creek, distributary, fork, kill, pup, rio,
	 * and run]
	 */
	StreamRiver: "H3010",

	/**
	 * A natural flowing waterway with an intricate network of interlacing channels.
	 */
	BraidedStream: "H3013",

	/**
	 * An artificial waterway constructed to transport water, to irrigate or drain land, to connect two or more bodies of
	 * water, or to serve as a waterway for watercraft. [includes lateral]
	 */
	CanalDitchAqueduct: "H3020",

	/**
	 * A building complex that contains multiple living quarters generally for which rent is paid.
	 */
	ApartmentBuildingComplex: "K1121",

	/**
	 * An area in which parking space for house trailers is rented, usually providing utilities and services.
	 */
	TrailerCourtMobileHomePark: "K1223",

	/**
	 * A point or area in which the population of military or merchant marine vessels at sea are assigned, usually being
	 * at or near the home port pier.
	 */
	CrewOfVesselLocation: "K1225",

	/**
	 * A facility providing housing for a number of persons employed as semi-permanent or seasonal laborers.
	 */
	HousingFacilityDormitoryForWorkers: "K1226",

	/**
	 * A facility providing transient lodging or living quarters, generally for some payment.
	 */
	HotelMotelResortSpaHostelYMCAOrYWCA: "K1227",

	/**
	 * An area used for setting up mobile temporary living quarters (camp) or holding a camp meeting, sometimes providing
	 * utilities and other amenities.
	 */
	Campground: "K1228",

	/**
	 * A facility providing low-cost or free living quarters established by a welfare or educational organization for the
	 * needy people of a district.
	 */
	ShelterMission: "K1229",

	/**
	 * A facility where the sick or injured may receive medical or surgical attention. [including infirmary]
	 */
	HospitalHospiceUrgentCareFacility: "K1231",

	/**
	 * A facility to house and provide care for the elderly.
	 */
	NursingHomeRetirementHomeHomeForTheAged: "K1233",

	/**
	 * A facility (correctional or non-correctional) where groups of juveniles reside; this includes training schools,
	 * detention centers, residential treatment centers and orphanages.
	 */
	JuvenileInstitution: "K1235",

	/**
	 * A facility that serves as a place for the confinement of adult persons in lawful detention, administered by a local
	 * (tribal, county, municipal, etc.) government.
	 */
	LocalJailDetentionCenter: "K1236",

	/**
	 * A facility that serves as a place for the confinement of adult persons in lawful detention, administered by the
	 * federal government or a state government.
	 */
	FederalPenitentiaryStatePrisonPrisonFarm: "K1237",

	/**
	 * A facility that serves as a place for the confinement of adult persons in lawful detention, not elsewhere
	 * classified or administered by a government of unknown jurisdiction.
	 */
	OtherCorrectionalInstitution: "K1238",

	/**
	 * An institution intended for residential use by those having a religious vocation.
	 */
	ConventMonasteryRectoryOtherReligiousGroupQuarters: "K1239",

	/**
	 * A place where employees are employed in federal, state, local, or tribal government.
	 */
	GovernmentalWorkplaces: "K2100",

	/**
	 * An area owned and/or occupied by the Department of Defense for use by a branch of the armed forces (such as the
	 * Army, Navy, Air Force, Marines, or Coast Guard), or a state owned area for the use of the National Guard.
	 */
	MilitaryInstallation: "K2110",

	/**
	 * A meeting place used by members of a community for social, cultural, or recreational purposes.
	 */
	CommunityCenter: "K2146",

	/**
	 * A place used by members of government (either federal, state, local, or tribal) for administration and public
	 * business.
	 */
	GovernmentCenter: "K2165",

	/**
	 * An exhibition hall or conference center with enough open space to host public and private business and social
	 * events.
	 */
	ConventionCenter: "K2167",

	/**
	 * A place or area set aside for recreation or preservation of a cultural or natural resource.
	 */
	Park: "K2180",

	/**
	 * Land under the jurisdiction of the National Park Service, including National Parks, most National Monuments, and
	 * certain other lands.
	 */
	NationalParkServiceLand: "K2181",

	/**
	 * Land under the jurisdiction of the U.S. Forest Service or other federal agency, excluding National Park Service
	 * land.
	 */
	NationalForestOtherFederalLand: "K2182",

	/**
	 * A place or area set aside for recreation or preservation of a cultural or natural resource and under the
	 * administration of an American Indian tribe.
	 */
	TribalParkForestRecreationArea: "K2183",

	/**
	 * A place or area set aside for recreation or preservation of a cultural or natural resource and under the
	 * administration of a state government.
	 */
	StateParkForestRecreationArea: "K2184",

	/**
	 * A place or area set aside for recreation or preservation of a cultural or natural resource and under the
	 * administration of a regional government.
	 */
	RegionalParkForestRecreationArea: "K2185",

	/**
	 * A place or area set aside for recreation or preservation of a cultural or natural resource and under the
	 * administration of a county government.
	 */
	CountyParkForestRecreationArea: "K2186",

	/**
	 * A place or area set aside for recreation or preservation of a cultural or natural resource and under the
	 * administration of a minor civil division (town/township) government.
	 */
	CountySubdivisionParkForestRecreationArea: "K2187",

	/**
	 * A place or area set aside for recreation or preservation of a cultural or natural resource and under the
	 * administration of a municipal government.
	 */
	IncorporatedPlaceParkForestRecreationArea: "K2188",

	/**
	 * A privately owned place or area set aside for recreation or preservation of a cultural or natural resource.
	 */
	PrivateParkForestRecreationArea: "K2189",

	/**
	 * A place or area set aside for recreation or preservation of a cultural or natural resource and under the
	 * administration of some other type of government or agency such as an independent park authority or commission.
	 */
	OtherParkForestRecreationArea: "K2190",

	/**
	 * An official facility of the U.S. Postal Service used for processing and distributing mail and other postal
	 * material.
	 */
	PostOffice: "K2191",

	/**
	 * A facility that houses equipment and personnel to fight fires and provide other assistance.
	 */
	FireDepartment: "K2193",

	/**
	 * A facility that is the headquarters for law enforcement officers.
	 */
	PoliceStation: "K2194",

	/**
	 * A facility in which literary, musical, artistic, or reference materials are kept for public use.
	 */
	Library: "K2195",

	/**
	 * A facility that houses the chief administrative offices of a local municipal government.
	 */
	CityTownHall: "K2196",

	/**
	 * A place of employment for wholesale, retail, or other trade.
	 */
	CommercialWorkplace: "K2300",

	/**
	 * A group of retail establishments within a planned subdivision sharing a common parking area.
	 */
	ShoppingCenterMajorRetailCenter: "K2361",

	/**
	 * One or more manufacturing establishments within an area zoned for fabrication, construction, or other similar
	 * trades.
	 */
	IndustrialBuildingIndustrialPark: "K2362",

	/**
	 * One or more structures containing employees performing business, clerical, or professional services.
	 */
	OfficeBuildingOfficePark: "K2363",

	/**
	 * An agricultural establishment where crops are grown and/or animals are raised.
	 */
	FarmVineyardWineryOrchard: "K2364",

	/**
	 * A place of employment not elsewhere classified or of unknown type.
	 */
	OtherEmploymentCenter: "K2366",

	/**
	 * A facility where one or more modes of transportation can be accessed by people or for the shipment of goods;
	 * examples of such a facility include marine terminal, bus station, train station, airport and truck warehouse.
	 */
	TransportationTerminal: "K2400",

	/**
	 * A place where privately owned, light-watercraft and/or houseboats are moored.
	 */
	Marina: "K2424",

	/**
	 * A platform built out from the shore into the water and supported by piles. This platform may provide access to
	 * ships and boats, or it may be used for recreational purposes.
	 */
	PierDock: "K2432",

	/**
	 * A manmade facility maintained for the use of aircraft. [including airstrip, landing field, and landing strip]
	 */
	AirportAirfield: "K2451",

	/**
	 * A place where travelers can board and exit rail transit lines, including associated ticketing, freight, and other
	 * commercial offices.
	 */
	TrainStationTrolleyMassTransitRailStation: "K2452",

	/**
	 * A place where travelers can board and exit mass motor vehicle transit, including associated ticketing, freight, and
	 * other commercial offices.
	 */
	BusTerminal: "K2453",

	/**
	 * A place where travelers can board and exit water transit or where cargo is handled, including associated ticketing,
	 * freight, and other commercial offices.
	 */
	MarineTerminal: "K2454",

	/**
	 * A place where an airplane equipped with floats for landing on or taking off from a body of water can debark and
	 * load.
	 */
	SeaplaneAnchorage: "K2455",

	/**
	 * The area of an airport adjusted to include whole tabulation blocks used for the delineation of urban areas.
	 */
	AirportStatisticalRepresentation: "K2457",

	/**
	 * A fairly level and usually paved expanse used by airplanes for taking off and landing at an airport.
	 */
	RunwayTaxiway: "K2459",

	/**
	 * A fairly level and usually paved expanse used by helicopters for taking off and landing.
	 */
	HelicopterLandingPad: "K2460",

	/**
	 * An institution for post-secondary study, teaching, and learning. [including seminary]
	 */
	UniversityCollege: "K2540",

	/**
	 * An institution for preschool, elementary or secondary study, teaching, and learning.
	 */
	SchoolAcademy: "K2543",

	/**
	 * An attraction of historical, cultural, educational or other interest that provides information or displays
	 * artifacts.
	 */
	MuseumVisitorCenterCulturalCenterTouristAttraction: "K2545",

	/**
	 * A public or private facility designed for playing golf.
	 */
	GolfCourse: "K2561",

	/**
	 * A facility that offers entertainment, performances or sporting events. Examples include arena, auditorium, theater,
	 * stadium, coliseum, race course, theme park, fairgrounds and shooting range.
	 */
	AmusementCenter: "K2564",

	/**
	 * A place or area for burying the dead. [including burying ground and memorial garden]
	 */
	Cemetery: "K2582",

	/**
	 * A facility in which terrestrial and/or marine animals are confined within enclosures and displayed to the public
	 * for educational, preservation, and research purposes.
	 */
	Zoo: "K2586",

	/**
	 * A sanctified place or structure where people gather for religious worship; examples include church, synagogue,
	 * temple, and mosque.
	 */
	PlaceOfWorship: "K3544",

	/**
	 * A long tubular conduit or series of pipes, often underground, with pumps and valves for flow control, used to
	 * transport fluid (e.g., crude oil, natural gas), especially over great distances.
	 */
	Pipeline: "L4010",

	/**
	 * One or more wires, often on elevated towers, used for conducting high-voltage electric power.
	 */
	Powerline: "L4020",

	/**
	 * A conveyance that transports passengers or freight in carriers suspended from cables and supported by a series of
	 * towers.
	 */
	AerialTramwaySkiLift: "L4031",

	/**
	 * A man-made barrier enclosing or bordering a field, yard, etc., usually made of posts and wire or wood, used to
	 * prevent entrance, to confine, or to mark a boundary.
	 */
	FenceLine: "L4110",

	/**
	 * The line of highest elevation along a ridge.
	 */
	RidgeLine: "L4121",

	/**
	 * A very steep or vertical slope. [including bluff, crag, head, headland, nose, palisades, precipice, promontory,
	 * rim, and rimrock]
	 */
	CliffEscarpment: "L4125",

	/**
	 * A line defined as beginning at one location point and ending at another, where each of these points is usually in
	 * sight of the other and no structures are in proximity to the line. This includes straight-line, nonvisible,
	 * 180-degree extensions off the ends of a terminating linear feature.
	 */
	PointToPointLine: "L4130",

	/**
	 * A cadastral boundary line separating two distinct real property parcels or a Public Land Survey System or
	 * equivalent survey line.
	 */
	PropertyParcelLine: "L4140",

	/**
	 * The line that separates either land or Inland water from Coastal, Territorial or Great Lakes water. Where land
	 * directly borders Coastal, Territorial or Great Lakes water, the shoreline represents the Coastline. Where Inland
	 * water (such as a river) flows into Coastal, Territorial or Great Lakes water, the closure line separating the
	 * Inland water from the other class of water represents the Coastline.
	 */
	Coastline: "L4150",

	/**
	 * A nonvisible feature defining the route used to carry or convey people or cargo back and forth over a waterbody in
	 * a boat.
	 */
	FerryCrossing: "L4165",

	/**
	 * A legal/statistical boundary line that does not correspond to a shoreline or other visible feature on the ground.
	 */
	NonvisibleLinearLegalStatisticalBoundary: "P0001",

	/**
	 * The more-or-less permanent boundary between land and water for a water feature that exists year-round.
	 */
	PerennialShoreline: "P0002",

	/**
	 * The boundary between land and water (when water is present) for a water feature that does not exist year-round.
	 */
	IntermittentShoreline: "P0003",

	/**
	 * An edge that does not represent a legal/statistical boundary, and does not correspond to a shoreline or other
	 * visible feature on the ground. Many such edges bound area landmarks, while many others separate water features from
	 * each other (e.g., where a bay meets the ocean).
	 */
	OtherNonVisibleEdge: "P0004",

	/**
	 * A fixed rail line, generally visible from the surface, which carries any type of rail vehicle including railroad,
	 * off-street transit and mountain rail systems.
	 */
	RailFeature: "R1011",

	/**
	 * Primary roads are limited-access highways that connect to other roads only at interchanges and not at at-grade
	 * intersections. This category includes Interstate highways, as well as all other highways with limited access (some
	 * of which are toll roads). Limited-access highways with only one lane in each direction, as well as those that are
	 * undivided, are also included under S1100.
	 */
	PrimaryRoad: "S1100",

	/**
	 * Secondary roads are main arteries that are not limited access, usually in the U.S. highway, state highway, or
	 * county highway systems. These roads have one or more lanes of traffic in each direction, may or may not be divided,
	 * and usually have at-grade intersections with many other roads and driveways. They often have both a local name and
	 * a route number.
	 */
	SecondaryRoad: "S1200",

	/**
	 * Generally a paved non-arterial street, road, or byway that usually has a single lane of traffic in each direction.
	 * Roads in this feature class may be privately or publicly maintained. Scenic park roads would be included in this
	 * feature class, as would (depending on the region of the country) some unpaved roads.
	 */
	LocalNeighborhoodRoadRuralRoadCityStreet: "S1400",

	/**
	 * An unpaved dirt trail where a four-wheel drive vehicle is required. These vehicular trails are found almost
	 * exclusively in very rural areas. Minor, unpaved roads usable by ordinary cars and trucks belong in the S1400
	 * category.
	 */
	VehicularTrail4WD: "S1500",

	/**
	 * A road that allows controlled access from adjacent roads onto a limited access highway, often in the form of a
	 * cloverleaf interchange.
	 */
	Ramp: "S1630",

	/**
	 * A road, usually paralleling a limited access highway, that provides access to structures and/or service facilities
	 * along the highway. These roads can be named and may intersect with other roads.
	 */
	ServiceDrive: "S1640",

	/**
	 * A path that is used for walking, being either too narrow for or legally restricted from vehicular traffic.
	 */
	WalkwayPedestrianTrail: "S1710",

	/**
	 * A pedestrian passageway from one level to another by a series of steps.
	 */
	Stairway: "S1720",

	/**
	 * A service road that does not generally have associated addressed structures and is usually unnamed. It is located
	 * at the rear of buildings and properties and is used for deliveries.
	 */
	Alley: "S1730",

	/**
	 * A road within private property that is privately maintained for service, extractive, or other purposes. These roads
	 * are often unnamed.
	 */
	PrivateRoadForServiceVehicles: "S1740",

	/**
	 * Internal U.S. Census Bureau use.
	 */
	InternalUSCensusBureauUse: "S1750",

	/**
	 * The main travel route for vehicles through a paved parking area. This may include unnamed roads through
	 * apartment/condominium/office complexes where pull-in parking spaces line the road.
	 */
	ParkingLotRoad: "S1780",

	/**
	 * A type of seasonal trail, created and marked in snow, primarily traveled by snowmobiles and dog sleds, and used to
	 * reach housing units and to connect communities.
	 */
	WinterTrail: "S1810",

	/**
	 * A path that is used for manual or small, motorized bicycles, being either too narrow for or legally restricted from
	 * vehicular traffic.
	 */
	BikePathOrTrail: "S1820",

	/**
	 * A path that is used for horses, being either too narrow for or legally restricted from vehicular traffic.
	 */
	BridlePath: "S1830",
} as const

export type TIGERClassCode = (typeof TIGERClassCode)[keyof typeof TIGERClassCode]