Wikidata:Property proposal/CUATM unique identification code

CUATM unique identification code

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Description	4-digits code attributed to administrative-territorial units of Moldova
Represents	CUATM(Q30015101)
Data type	String
Domain	administrative territorial entity of Moldova(Q542797)and children
Allowed values	\d{4}(regex)
Example 1	Chișinău(Q21197)CUATM unique identification code0100
Example 2	Briceni District(Q753795)CUATM unique identification code1400
Example 3	Prajila(Q1985013)CUATM unique identification code4544
Example 4	Antonovca(Q4067499)CUATM unique identification code4545
Example 5	Tiraspol(Q132572)CUATM unique identification code0700
Example 6	Gagauzia(Q164819)CUATM unique identification code9600
Source	pages 90–137 of the full.docfile inthis archive
Planned use	generating the list of CUATM codes in table formatin Romanian Wikipedia;using the codes to matcharchaeological locations of Moldovato their respective cities and villages, as the archaeological codes are CUATM-based
Number of IDs in source	1,688
Expected completeness	eventually complete(Q21873974)
Implied notability	Wikidata property for an identifier that suggests notability(Q62589316)
See also	Wikidata:Property proposal/CUATM statistical code
Single-value constraint	yes

Motivation

CUATM(Q30015101)is my country's classifier of administrative territorial entities/units. All villages, cities, and first-level division have two IDs assigned: a 7-digits one which is called "statistical code" (in Romanian:cod statistic), and a 4-digits one which is called "settlement's unique identification code" (in Romanian:cod unic de identificare al localității). In Wikipedia, the 7-digits code is used in the infoboxes of Moldovan settlements in Russian Wikipedia, and the 4-digits code will be used to validate locations of the11k archaeological locations of Moldova,which include the unique identifier in theirIDs.

An item can only have one "statistical code" and one "settlement's unique identification code". A code can usually be assigned to only one item, with two exceptions:

• villages which are the seat of theircommunes(in which case both the villages and the commune share the same "statistical code" and the same "settlement's unique identification code" ); example:Trebujeni(Q2447564)/Trebujeni(Q20858862).
• cities withmunicipality(municipiu) status that have some localities in their administration and thus act like first-level divisions; example:Bălți(Q37801)/Bălți Municipality(Q29017181)

If the archive I linked to as source does not open for you, try this ephemeral link for the PDF version:[1]

Thanks!Gikü(talk)16:59, 1 December 2024 (UTC)

Discussion

• Supportas for the other one.ArthurPSmith(talk)21:58, 2 December 2024 (UTC)