State of the Base National address by municipality

This dataset presents the state of the National Address Base for each municipality. It is produced in real time from the BAN platform. ### List of fields present — ‘Region’ (string): INSEE code of the region — ‘department’ (string): INSEE code of the department — ‘common_code’ (string): INSEE code of the municipality — ‘common_name’ (string): name of the municipality — ‘population’ (integer): legal population of the municipality (municipal population, if known) — ‘type_composition’ (string): method of constructing the addresses of the municipality (‘bal’ for Base Local address, ‘assembly’ for multi-source assembly) — ‘nb_lieux_dits’ (integer): number of places listed for the municipality — ‘nb_voies’ (integer): number of routes listed for the municipality — ‘nb_numeros’ (integer): number of numbers listed for the municipality — ‘nb_numeros_certifies’ (integer): number of numbers listed for the municipality for which the address is certified by the municipality — ‘analysis_addressing_nb_addresses_expected’ (integer): estimate of the number of addresses that the municipality should have (see dedicated section) — ‘analysis_addressing_ratio’ (integer): ratio of the number of addresses listed on the estimate of the number of addresses expected multiplied by 100 (see dedicated section) — ‘analysis_addressing_deficit_addresses’ (boolean): indicates whether the municipality is in an address deficit (population < 2000 and ratio < 50 (see dedicated section) ### Address Analysis Addressing analysis is there to help regional leaders and national actors identify the most “lagging” municipalities in terms of addressing. These are estimates based on the dataset of [Number of addressable premises per commune](https://www.data.gouv.fr/fr/datasets/nombre-de-locaux-adressables-par-communes/). This approximation is only relevant for small, predominantly residential and pavilion municipalities.