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 PATH
   remote: .
   specs:
-    fips_lookup (0.2.1)
+    fips_lookup (0.4)
       csv (~> 3.0)
+      zeitwerk (~> 2.8)
 
 GEM
   remote: https://rubygems.org/
   specs:
-    ast (2.4.2)
+    ast (2.4.3)
+    benchmark (0.5.0)
     csv (3.3.6)
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+    zeitwerk (2.8.3)
 
 PLATFORMS
   arm64-darwin-21
@@ -81,6 +87,7 @@ PLATFORMS
   arm64-darwin-25
 
 DEPENDENCIES
+  benchmark (~> 0.2)
   fips_lookup!
   irb
   ostruct

data/README.md

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-# FipsLookup
+# FIPS Lookup
 
-## Overview
-
-Fips_lookup is a gem that functions as a lookup used to identify county and state FIPS codes.
-
-What are FIPS codes? The United States Federal Communications Commission (FCC) [says:](https://transition.fcc.gov/oet/info/maps/census/fips/fips.txt)
-
-> Federal Information Processing System (FIPS) Codes for States and Counties
->
-> FIPS codes are numbers which uniquely identify geographic areas.  The number of 
-digits in FIPS codes vary depending on the level of geography.  State-level FIPS
-codes have two digits, county-level FIPS codes have five digits of which the 
-first two are the FIPS code of the state to which the county belongs.
-
-_Note:_ FIPS codes are updated by the US census department they can be seen and accessed [here](https://www.census.gov/library/reference/code-lists/ansi.html).
-
-<br>
-
-**Interesting challenge:** <br>
-Multiple states can have the same county name — 16 states have a "Wayne County". This means a state & county pair is required to lookup and return the proper FIPS code.
-This gem utilizes memoization to increase lookup efficiency to csv files without adding complexity to your app.
+`fips_lookup` provides lookups for U.S. states, counties, and county subdivisions using Census FIPS identifiers and names. Results are hashes containing the fields for the requested geography. Lookup data is stored in CSVs, loaded into memory per state, indexed/memoized then searched at runtime.
 
 ## Installation
 
-Add this line to your application's Gemfile:
+Add the gem to your application's Gemfile:
 
 ```ruby
-gem 'fips_lookup'
+gem "fips_lookup"
 ```
 
-And then execute:
-
-    $ bundle install
-
-Or install it yourself as:
-
-    $ gem install fips_lookup
+Then run `bundle install`.
 
 ## Usage
-<br>
-
-### County info from lookup:  [.county(state_param: "state", county_param: "county name", _return_nil: false_)](/fips_lookup/lib/fips_lookup.rb?#L24)
 
-Find County specific details using memoized hash state and county input. [ Returns state code, county fips, county name, and county class codes ]
+Require the gem if your application does not use Bundler's automatic loading:
 
-Input the state name and county name and return the corresponding 5 digit FIPS code:
-```
-FipsLookup.county(state_param: "AL", county_param: "Autauga County") # => {:state_code=>"AL", :fips=>"01001", :name=>"Autauga County", :class_code=>"H1"}
+```ruby
+require "fips"
 ```
 
-* `state_param` - (String) flexible - able to find the state using its' 2 letter abbreviation ("AL"), 2 digit FIPS number ("01"), state name ("Alabama"), or the state ANSI code ("01779775").
-* `county_param` - (String) must match spelling set by US Census Bureau, [resource library](https://www.census.gov/library/reference/code-lists/ansi.html)
-— "Autauga County" can be found, "Autauga" can not be found.
-* `return_nil` - (Boolean) is an optional parameter that when used overrides any Errors from input and returns an empty hash `{}`.
-    * Ex:  `FipsLookup.county(state_param: "AL", county_param: "Autauga", return_nil: true) # => {}`
-
-    * Ex: Access the [:fips] symbol after a lookup `FipsLookup.county(state_param: "AL", county_param: "Autauga", return_nil: true)[:fips] # => nil`
+### General lookup
 
-<br>
+`FIPS.lookup` dispatches to the state, county, or subdivision lookup based on the supplied identifiers:
 
-**How does it work?:**
+```ruby
+FIPS.lookup(fips: "02")
+# => { fips: "02", abbr: "AK", name: "Alaska", ansi: "01785533" }
 
-Class attribute hash: [`@county_fips = { ["state_code", "county name"] => {:state_code, :fips, :name, :class_code} }`](/fips_lookup/lib/fips_lookup.rb?#L21)
+FIPS.lookup(fips: "02060")
+# => county record for Bristol Bay Borough
 
-The `county_fips` hash is built of key value pairs that grows as the `.county` method is used. Calls to `county` first searches `@county_fips` attribute with `[state_code, county_param]` before opening `.csv` files.  Therefore any duplicate calls made to `county` will return the value stored in `@county_fips`.  Instance variable lasts the lifespan of the FipsLookup class.
-```
-FipsLookup.county_fips # => { ["AL", "Autauga County"] => {:state_code=>"AL", :fips=>"01001", :name=>"Autauga County", :class_code=>"H1"} }
-```
-<br>
-<hr>
+FIPS.lookup(fips: "0206009050")
+# => subdivision record for Bristol Bay census subarea
 
-### State / County lookup using FIPS code [.fips_county(fips: "fips", return_nil: _return_nil=false_)](/fips_lookup/lib/fips_lookup.rb?#L38)
+FIPS.lookup(state: "Alaska", county: "Bristol Bay Borough")
+# => county record for Bristol Bay Borough
 
-Input the 5 digit FIPS code for a county and return the county name and state name in an Array:
-```
-FipsLookup.fips_county(fips: "01001") # => ["Autauga County", "AL"]
+FIPS.lookup(state: "Alaska", county: "Bristol Bay Borough",
+            subdivision: "Bristol Bay census subarea")
+# => subdivision record for Bristol Bay census subarea
 ```
 
-* `fips` - (String) must be a 5 character string of numbers ex: "01001".
-* `return_nil` - (Boolean) is an optional parameter that when used overrides any Errors from input and returns `nil`.
-    * Ex: `FipsLookup.fips_county(fips: "03000", return_nil: true) # => nil`
+FIPS codes must be strings so leading zeroes are preserved. The general dispatcher supports state FIPS (2 digits), county FIPS (5 digits), and full subdivision FIPS (10 digits). Contextual forms are also available through the specific lookup methods below.
 
-<br>
-<hr>
+### State lookup
 
-### State info from lookup [.state(state_param: "state", _return_nil: false_)](/fips_lookup/lib/fips_lookup.rb?#L33)
+```ruby
+FIPS::State.lookup(fips: "02")
+FIPS::State.lookup(state: "AK")
+FIPS::State.lookup(state: "Alaska")
+FIPS::State.lookup(state: "01785533") # ANSI code
+```
 
-Using state information input return a dictionary of values for keys fips, state code, state name, state ansi code.
+The returned state hash has `:fips`, `:abbr`, `:name`, and `:ansi` keys. `FIPS::State.all` returns all state records in the same format:
 
+```ruby
+FIPS::State.all.map { |state| [state[:name], state[:abbr]] }
 ```
-FipsLookup.state(state_param: "01") # => {:fips=>"01", :code=>"AL", :name=>"Alabama", :ansi=>"01779775"}
-```
-
-* `state_param` - (String) flexible - able to find the state using its' 2 letter abbreviation ("AL"), 2 digit FIPS number ("01"), state name ("Alabama"), or the state ANSI code ("01779775").
-* `return_nil` - (Boolean) is an optional parameter that when used overrides any Errors from input and returns an empty hash `{}`.
 
-* `.state` functions similarly to the `.county` method in how it uses a memoized hash `@state_fips` to store state parameter lookups and return values before searching `state.csv` for more.
+### County lookup
 
-**State code lookup hash** [`STATE_CODES["state code"] # => "fips code"`](/fips_lookup/lib/fips_lookup.rb?#L8)
-Can also be used for quick lookup translation between state 2-character abbreviations and state 2-digit FIPS code.
-```
-FipsLookup::STATE_CODES["AL"] #=> "01"
-FipsLookup::STATE_CODES.key("01") # => "AL"
+```ruby
+FIPS::County.lookup(fips: "02060")
+FIPS::County.lookup(fips: "060", state: "AK")
+FIPS::County.lookup(fips: "02", county: "Bristol Bay Borough")
+FIPS::County.lookup(state: "Alaska", county: "Bristol Bay Borough")
 ```
-<br>
-<hr>
 
-### Finding state abbreviation with flexible input [.find_state_code(state_param: "state", _return_nil: false_)](/fips_lookup/lib/fips_lookup.rb?#L52)
+The returned county hash has `:state_abbr`, `:fips`, `:gnis`, `:name`, `:class_code`, and `:status` keys. State identifiers may be an abbreviation, name, FIPS code, or ANSI code.
 
-* `state_param` - (String) flexible - able to find the state using its' 2 letter abbreviation ("AL"), 2 digit FIPS number ("01"), state name ("Alabama"), or the state ANSI code ("01779775").
-* `return_nil` - (Boolean) is an optional parameter that when used overrides any Errors from input and returns nil.
+To list counties in a state, use `FIPS::County.all`:
 
-```
-FipsLookup.find_state_code(state_param: "MicHiGan") # => "MI"
+```ruby
+counties = FIPS::County.all(state: "AK")
+county_names = counties.map { |county| county[:name] }
 ```
 
-<br>
-<hr>
+### Subdivision lookup
 
-## Accessing county and state `.csv` files in your Rails app
+```ruby
+FIPS::Subdivision.lookup(fips: "0206009050")
+FIPS::Subdivision.lookup(fips: "09050", state: "AK")
+FIPS::Subdivision.lookup(fips: "02060", subdivision: "Bristol Bay census subarea")
+FIPS::Subdivision.lookup(fips: "060", state: "AK",
+                         subdivision: "Bristol Bay census subarea")
+FIPS::Subdivision.lookup(state: "Alaska", county: "Bristol Bay Borough",
+                         subdivision: "Bristol Bay census subarea")
+```
 
-Data `csv` files are made accessible incase extra configuration is needed. Here is an example in a Rails application that displays the list of state and county names within a form. This is done by accessing the CSV files included in this gem, examples below are from Rails 7 app called [Build With](https://github.com/3barroso/build_with)
+The returned subdivision hash has `:state_abbr`, `:fips`, `:county_name`, `:gnis`, `:name`, `:class_code`, and `:status` keys. To retrieve subdivision records for a state, optionally filtered by county:
 
-### Path to state.csv file [.state_file](/fips_lookup/lib/fips_lookup.rb?#L64)
+```ruby
+FIPS::Subdivision.all(state: "AK")
+FIPS::Subdivision.all(state: "AK", county: "Bristol Bay Borough")
+```
 
-Display state codes in a select option dropdown by using CSV on the FipsLookup method accessing the state.csv file ( `FipsLookup.state_file #=> "path/to/data/state.csv"` )
+County and subdivision name matching is case-insensitive. State identifiers accept abbreviations, names, FIPS codes, and ANSI codes.
 
-```
-# in controller.rb
-@state_options = []
-CSV.foreach(FipsLookup.state_file) do |state_row|
-    @state_options << [state_row[2], state_row[1]]
-end
-```
+### Source data
 
-```
-# in html.erb (within `form_with do |form|` block)
-<%= form.label :state, style: "display: block" %>
-<%= form.select :state, @state_options %>
-```
+The raw text files are retained under `source_data/` for building and auditing CSV files. They are development inputs, are not used at runtime, and are not included in the published gem. Runtime lookups read through the CSV files on a per state occurrence.
 
-### Path to state specific county csv files [.county_file(state_code: "state param")](/fips_lookup/lib/fips_lookup.rb?#L59)
+CSV files used and published within the gem are stored within `lib/data/` and can be generated by running `bin/transcribe/parse_counties` and `bin/transcribe/parse_subdivisions`
 
-Display County name options in a select option dropdown by using CSV on the FipsLookup method accessing the county specific .csv file ( `FipsLookup.county_file(state_code: "MI") #=> "path/to/data/county/MI.csv"` )
+### Errors
 
-* `state_param` – strict parameter, must be string abbreviation of State code (suggested usage is to call `.find_state_code` above first)
+Malformed or insufficient inputs raise `ArgumentError`. Validly formatted identifiers that do not match a record raise `FIPS::NotFoundError`, a subclass of `StandardError`:
 
-```
-# in controller.rb
-state_code = address_params[:state] # or use find_state_code from user input
-@county_options = []
-CSV.foreach(FipsLookup.county_file(state_code:)) do |county_row|
-    @county_options << county_row[3]
+```ruby
+begin
+  FIPS::County.lookup(fips: "02999")
+rescue FIPS::NotFoundError => error
+  warn error.message
 end
 ```
 
-```
-# in html.erb (within `form_with do |form|` block)
-<%= form.label :county, style: "display: block" %>
-<%= form.select :county, @county_options %>
-```
-
 ## Development
 
-Download the repository locally, and from the directory run `bin/setup` to install gem dependencies.
-
-Check installation and any changes by running `rspec` to run the tests. 
-
-Use `bin/console` to open IRB console with FIPS gem included and ready to use.
-
-To install this gem onto your local machine, run `bundle exec rake install`. 
-
-To release a new version, update the version number in `version.rb`, and then run `bundle exec rake release`, which will create a git tag for the version, push git commits and the created tag, and push the `.gem` file to [rubygems.org](https://rubygems.org).
+Install dependencies with `bin/setup`. Run tests and lint with:
 
-### New to Ruby?
-On Mac, follow steps 1 and 2 of [this guide](https://www.digitalocean.com/community/tutorials/how-to-install-ruby-on-rails-with-rbenv-on-macos) to install ruby with rbenv using brew.
-
-For PC, consult official ruby language [installation guides](https://www.ruby-lang.org/en/documentation/installation/).
-
-#### New to this gem?
-
-* The main working file is `lib/fips_lookup.rb` with usage examples in the test file: `spec/fips_lookup_spec.rb`
-* [The first pull request](https://github.com/3barroso/fips_lookup/pull/1) contains more details to decisions and considerations when first launching gem.
+```sh
+bundle exec rspec
+bundle exec rubocop
+```
 
+Open an IRB console with `bin/console`. Install locally with `bundle exec rake install`.
 
 ## Contributing
 
-Bug reports and pull requests are welcome on GitHub at the [FIPS repo](https://github.com/3barroso/fips_lookup).
-This project is intended to be a safe, welcoming space for collaboration, and contributors are expected to adhere to the [code of conduct](https://github.com/3barroso/fips_lookup/blob/main/CODE_OF_CONDUCT.md).
+Bug reports and pull requests are welcome in the [FIPS repository](https://github.com/3barroso/fips_lookup). Contributors are expected to follow the [Code of Conduct](CODE_OF_CONDUCT.md).
 
 ## License
 
-The gem is available as open source under the terms of the [MIT License](https://opensource.org/licenses/MIT).
-
-## Code of Conduct
-
-Everyone interacting in the FIPS project's codebase, issue trackers, chat rooms and mailing lists is expected to follow the [code of conduct](https://github.com/3barroso/fips_lookup/blob/main/CODE_OF_CONDUCT.md).
+This gem is available under the terms of the MIT License. See [LICENSE.txt](LICENSE.txt).

data/lib/data/subdivision/CT.csv

@@ -1,4 +1,3 @@
-CT,09,001,Fairfield County,00000,00000000,County subdivisions not defined,Z9,F
 CT,09,001,Fairfield County,04720,00213390,Bethel town,T1,A
 CT,09,001,Fairfield County,08070,00213396,Bridgeport town,T5,C
 CT,09,001,Fairfield County,08980,00213399,Brookfield town,T1,A
@@ -77,7 +76,6 @@ CT,09,005,Litchfield County,79720,00213524,Washington town,T1,A
 CT,09,005,Litchfield County,80490,00213527,Watertown town,T1,A
 CT,09,005,Litchfield County,86440,00213536,Winchester town,T1,A
 CT,09,005,Litchfield County,87910,00213540,Woodbury town,T1,A
-CT,09,007,Middlesex County,00000,00000000,County subdivisions not defined,Z9,F
 CT,09,007,Middlesex County,14300,00213407,Chester town,T1,A
 CT,09,007,Middlesex County,15350,00213408,Clinton town,T1,A
 CT,09,007,Middlesex County,18080,00213414,Cromwell town,T1,A
@@ -93,7 +91,6 @@ CT,09,007,Middlesex County,47360,00213461,Middletown town,T5,C
 CT,09,007,Middlesex County,57320,00213484,Old Saybrook town,T1,A
 CT,09,007,Middlesex County,61800,00213491,Portland town,T1,A
 CT,09,007,Middlesex County,81680,00213528,Westbrook town,T1,A
-CT,09,009,New Haven County,00000,00000000,County subdivisions not defined,Z9,F
 CT,09,009,New Haven County,01220,00213383,Ansonia town,T5,C
 CT,09,009,New Haven County,03250,00213387,Beacon Falls town,T1,A
 CT,09,009,New Haven County,04580,00213389,Bethany town,T1,A
@@ -121,7 +118,6 @@ CT,09,009,New Haven County,80070,00213525,Waterbury town,T5,C
 CT,09,009,New Haven County,82870,00213530,West Haven town,T5,C
 CT,09,009,New Haven County,87560,00213538,Wolcott town,T1,A
 CT,09,009,New Haven County,87700,00213539,Woodbridge town,T1,A
-CT,09,011,New London County,00000,00000000,County subdivisions not defined,Z9,F
 CT,09,011,New London County,06820,00213394,Bozrah town,T1,A
 CT,09,011,New London County,15910,00213409,Colchester town,T1,A
 CT,09,011,New London County,23400,00213426,East Lyme town,T1,A

data/lib/data/subdivision/GU.csv

@@ -1,4 +1,3 @@
-GU,66,010,Guam,00000,00000000,County subdivision not defined,Z9,F
 GU,66,010,Guam,04650,01927055,Agana Heights municipality,Z1,N
 GU,66,010,Guam,07250,01927056,Agat municipality,Z1,N
 GU,66,010,Guam,13100,01927057,Asan municipality,Z1,N

data/lib/data/subdivision/IL.csv

@@ -212,7 +212,6 @@ IL,17,029,Coles County,54014,00429462,North Okaw township,T1,A
 IL,17,029,Coles County,57615,00429527,Paradise township,T1,A
 IL,17,029,Coles County,60469,00429577,Pleasant Grove township,T1,A
 IL,17,029,Coles County,68718,00427931,Seven Hickory township,T1,A
-IL,17,031,Cook County,00000,00000000,County subdivisions not defined,Z9,F
 IL,17,031,Cook County,03831,00428638,Barrington township,T1,A
 IL,17,031,Cook County,05586,00428666,Berwyn township,T5,B
 IL,17,031,Cook County,06561,00428682,Bloom township,T1,A
@@ -725,7 +724,6 @@ IL,17,095,Knox County,71435,00429782,Sparta township,T1,A
 IL,17,095,Knox County,76303,00429845,Truro township,T1,A
 IL,17,095,Knox County,77824,00429871,Victoria township,T1,A
 IL,17,095,Knox County,78565,00429888,Walnut Grove township,T1,A
-IL,17,097,Lake County,00000,00000000,County subdivisions not defined,Z9,F
 IL,17,097,Lake County,01608,00428594,Antioch township,T1,A
 IL,17,097,Lake County,03220,00428626,Avon township,T1,A
 IL,17,097,Lake County,05326,00428660,Benton township,T1,A

data/lib/data/subdivision/IN.csv

@@ -504,7 +504,6 @@ IN,18,087,LaGrange County,49338,00453625,Milford township,T1,A
 IN,18,087,LaGrange County,52686,00453661,Newbury township,T1,A
 IN,18,087,LaGrange County,72152,00453866,Springfield township,T1,A
 IN,18,087,LaGrange County,78506,00453948,Van Buren township,T1,A
-IN,18,089,Lake County,00000,00000000,County subdivisions not defined,Z9,F
 IN,18,089,Lake County,09820,00453154,Calumet township,T1,A
 IN,18,089,Lake County,11026,00453171,Cedar Creek township,T1,A
 IN,18,089,Lake County,11476,00453184,Center township,T1,A
@@ -714,7 +713,6 @@ IN,18,125,Pike County,47016,00453611,Marion township,T1,A
 IN,18,125,Pike County,50418,00453644,Monroe township,T1,A
 IN,18,125,Pike County,58356,00453710,Patoka township,T1,A
 IN,18,125,Pike County,80936,00454013,Washington township,T1,A
-IN,18,127,Porter County,00000,00000000,County subdivisions not defined,Z9,F
 IN,18,127,Porter County,06580,00453130,Boone township,T1,A
 IN,18,127,Porter County,11566,00453189,Center township,T1,A
 IN,18,127,Porter County,37314,00453461,Jackson township,T1,A

data/lib/data/subdivision/MA.csv

@@ -1,4 +1,3 @@
-MA,25,001,Barnstable County,00000,00000000,County subdivisions not defined,Z9,F
 MA,25,001,Barnstable County,03690,00618248,Barnstable Town city,C5,F
 MA,25,001,Barnstable County,07175,00619412,Bourne town,T1,A
 MA,25,001,Barnstable County,07980,00618249,Brewster town,T1,A
@@ -46,7 +45,6 @@ MA,25,003,Berkshire County,73335,00618275,Washington town,T1,A
 MA,25,003,Berkshire County,77990,00618276,West Stockbridge town,T1,A
 MA,25,003,Berkshire County,79985,00619430,Williamstown town,T1,A
 MA,25,003,Berkshire County,80685,00619431,Windsor town,T1,A
-MA,25,005,Bristol County,00000,00000000,County subdivisions not defined,Z9,F
 MA,25,005,Bristol County,00520,01729673,Acushnet town,T1,A
 MA,25,005,Bristol County,02690,00618278,Attleboro city,C5,F
 MA,25,005,Bristol County,05280,00619432,Berkley town,T1,A
@@ -74,7 +72,6 @@ MA,25,007,Dukes County,26325,00618290,Gosnold town,T1,A
 MA,25,007,Dukes County,50390,00619442,Oak Bluffs town,T1,A
 MA,25,007,Dukes County,69940,00619443,Tisbury town,T1,A
 MA,25,007,Dukes County,78235,00618291,West Tisbury town,T1,A
-MA,25,009,Essex County,00000,00000000,County subdivisions not defined,Z9,F
 MA,25,009,Essex County,01260,00618292,Amesbury Town city,C5,F
 MA,25,009,Essex County,01465,00619444,Andover town,T1,A
 MA,25,009,Essex County,05595,00618293,Beverly city,C5,F
@@ -232,7 +229,6 @@ MA,25,017,Middlesex County,77255,00618245,Weston town,T1,A
 MA,25,017,Middlesex County,80230,00618246,Wilmington town,T1,A
 MA,25,017,Middlesex County,80510,00618247,Winchester town,T1,A
 MA,25,017,Middlesex County,81035,00619411,Woburn city,C5,F
-MA,25,019,Nantucket County,00000,00000000,County subdivisions not defined,Z9,F
 MA,25,019,Nantucket County,43790,00619376,Nantucket town,T1,A
 MA,25,021,Norfolk County,02935,00618314,Avon town,T1,A
 MA,25,021,Norfolk County,04930,00618315,Bellingham town,T1,A
@@ -262,7 +258,6 @@ MA,25,021,Norfolk County,74175,00618332,Wellesley town,T1,A
 MA,25,021,Norfolk County,78690,00618333,Westwood town,T1,A
 MA,25,021,Norfolk County,78972,00619462,Weymouth Town city,C5,F
 MA,25,021,Norfolk County,82315,00618334,Wrentham town,T1,A
-MA,25,023,Plymouth County,00000,00000000,County subdivisions not defined,Z9,F
 MA,25,023,Plymouth County,00170,00618336,Abington town,T1,A
 MA,25,023,Plymouth County,08130,00619466,Bridgewater Town city,C5,F
 MA,25,023,Plymouth County,09000,00619467,Brockton city,C5,F
@@ -290,7 +285,6 @@ MA,25,023,Plymouth County,60330,00618352,Scituate town,T1,A
 MA,25,023,Plymouth County,72985,00618353,Wareham town,T1,A
 MA,25,023,Plymouth County,75260,00618354,West Bridgewater town,T1,A
 MA,25,023,Plymouth County,79530,00618355,Whitman town,T1,A
-MA,25,025,Suffolk County,00000,00000000,County subdivisions not defined,Z9,F
 MA,25,025,Suffolk County,07000,00619463,Boston city,C5,F
 MA,25,025,Suffolk County,13205,00619464,Chelsea city,C5,F
 MA,25,025,Suffolk County,56585,00619465,Revere city,C5,F