Create a new UN/LOCODE, amend an existing entry, or request a removal. Your submission is sent to the UNECE secretariat to review through the normal process.
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Before you submit
The 3-letter code and the status are assigned by the UNECE secretariat. Any code you enter is a suggestion only — status is intentionally not collected here. Review the summary, then create your request.
Step 1 — Locate the placeOpenStreetMap
This step only pins the place on the map: picking a match sets the coordinates and fills in the country and subdivision. Not found? Search for a nearby town or a broader name, or simply click or drag on the map to place the pin yourself. You name the entry in step 2 — the name you submit does not have to match the search.
A place name, port, or nearby town — used to find the point, not as the entry name.
DDMM[N/S] DDDMM[E/W] · Rec 16 col 11. Required since 2020.
Finer-grained decimal degrees, kept alongside the Rec-16 value.
Step 2 — Name and administrative details
Refine what the directory should record. The name is yours to set — it does not have to match what the map returned.
International gazetteer name (Rec 16 col 4). Diacritics allowed.
Rec 16 col 5 — ASCII form, derived automatically from the name.
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ISO 3166-1 alpha-2 (Rec 16 col 1).
ISO 3166-2 code after the hyphen (Rec 16 col 6).
A suggestion only — letters A–Z and digits 2–9. The secretariat assigns the final code.
Three uppercase letters, if this location is an airport. Ticks function 4 automatically.
Step 3 — Function classifier
Tick every function this location performs (at least one). Preview: --------