Label | Concept definition | Figure(s) | Code |
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CABIN | A <BUILDING> at a remote and/or wilderness <LOCATION>; cabin. | 188 | |
CADASTRAL_CONSTRUCTION | A <STRUCTURE> with unique characteristics used to support cadastral surveys; cadastral construction. | 189 | |
CADASTRAL_CONTROL_POINT | A <LOCATION> used for locating and orienting a cadastral survey; cadastral control point. | 190 | |
CAIRN | A heap of <STONE>s piled up as a landmark, a <SURVEY_MARKER>, or a <MEMORIAL_MONUMENT>; cairn. A cairn is usually conical or pyramidal. | 191 | |
CAISSON | A steel <STRUCTURE> used for closing the entrance of <HYDROGRAPHIC_LOCK>s, <WET_DOCK>s and <DRY_DOCK>s; caisson. | 192 | |
CALLING_IN_POINT | A <LOCATION> some distance from a <HARBOUR> at which the navigator of a <VESSEL> notifies the authority for that <HARBOUR> of the position of the <VESSEL>; calling in point. | 193 | |
CALVARY_CROSS | A <STRUCTURE> that is mounted on a pedestal and composed of an upright member with a shorter horizontal member centred at approximately two thirds of the <<HEIGHT>> of the upright member; Calvary cross. | 194 | |
CAMBER | A small <WATERBODY_SHELTER_BASIN>, usually with a narrow <STRUCTURE_ENTRANCE>, situated inside a <HARBOUR>; camber. | 195 | |
CAMP | A <TRACT> where <TENT>s and/or <BUILDING>s serve as temporary residences; camp. | 196 | |
CAMPGROUND | A <TRACT> designed for camping; campground. | 197 | |
CANAL | A man-made or improved natural <WATERCOURSE> used for transportation, irrigation, and/or movement of <WATER>; canal. | 198 | |
CANAL_NEXUS | A representation of one or more <CANAL>s, especially in a <BUILT_UP_REGION>; canal nexus. | 199 | |
CANAL_ROUTE | A navigable <WATERBODY_ROUTE> consisting primarily of <CANAL>s but sometimes including <WATERBODY>s (for example: <LAKE>s and/or <RESERVOIR>s). | 200 | |
CANYON | A deep <GORGE>, frequently with a <RIVER> at its bottom; canyon [SOED, "canyon", A]. | 201 | |
CAPITOL_BUILDING | A <BUILDING> in which a national or sub-national legislature meets; capitol building. | 202 | |
CARGO | The goods carried by a <VEHICLE>; cargo [SOED, "cargo", 1.a]. A cargo is also known as a load. | 203 | |
CARGO_CONTAINER | A large reusable <CONTAINER> that is designed for the efficient handling of <CARGO> by accommodating smaller cartons and/or cases in a single shipment. | 204 | |
CARGO_CONTAINER_FACILITY | A <FACILITY> used to store <CARGO_CONTAINER>s. | 205 | |
CARNIVORE | A <MAMMAL> of the order Carnivora; carnivore. EXAMPLES Dog, cat, bear, seal. |
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CARPENTRY_BUILDING | A <BUILDING> in which wooden <OBJECT>s are manufactured or repaired; carpentry building. A carpentry building is also known as a carpentry shop. | 207 | |
CART_TRACK | An unimproved <ROAD>; cart track. | 208 | |
CASTLE | A large fortified <NON_EMPTY_SET> of <BUILDING>s with thick <WALL>s, usually dominating the surrounding <TERRAIN_SURFACE_REGION>; castle [SOED, "castle", I.1]. | 209 | |
CATALYTIC_CRACKER | A <DEVICE> in which the separation of <PETROLEUM> is carried out in the presence of a catalyst; catalytic cracker. | 210 | |
CATCH_BASIN | A receptacle located where a <STORM_DRAIN> empties into a <SEWER> and designed to trap solid <OBJECT>s and separate them from waste <WATER> flowing into the <SEWER>; catch basin. | 1449 | |
CATHEDRAL | A large, imposing <BUILDING> functioning as a <WORSHIP_PLACE>; cathedral [SOED, "cathedral", 2]. | 211 | |
CATHOLIC_CATHEDRAL | The principal <CHURCH> of a diocese, containing the bishop's throne; Catholic cathedral [SOED, "cathedral", B.1]. | 212 | |
CATWALK | A suspended narrow footway or platform; catwalk [SOED, "catwalk"]. | 213 | |
CAUSEWAY | A raised <ROAD> supported by a solid <STRUCTURE> and/or raised <LAND> providing a <LAND_TRANSPORTATION_ROUTE> across either a wet <TERRAIN_SURFACE_REGION> or an intertidal <TERRAIN_SURFACE_REGION>; causeway. | 214 | |
CAVE | A natural subterranean chamber or series of chambers open to the <PLANETARY_SURFACE>; cave. | 215 | |
CAVE_NEXUS | A representation network of passages composed of one or more interconnected <CAVE>s; cave nexus. | 1441 | |
CAVITATION | The turbulent formation, generally mechanically induced and including growth and collapse, of bubbles in a fluid, occurring when the static pressure at any <LOCATION> in fluid flow is less than the fluid vapour pressure; cavitation. | 216 | |
CAVITATION_NOISE | The noise produced in a liquid by the collapse of bubbles that have been created by <CAVITATION>. | 217 | |
CAY | A small insular <TRACT>, usually of <SAND> or <CORAL>, with scant <VEGETATION>; cay. A cay is also known as a small coral shoal. | 218 | |
CEASE_FIRE_LINE | A <LINE> along which active hostilities are suspended; cease fire line. | 219 | |
CEILING_CRAWL_SPACE | A space within a <BUILDING>, located above a <ROOM_CEILING>, and providing access to ducts and usually of restricted <<HEIGHT>> but having sufficient <<HEIGHT>> for <HUMAN>s to crawl; ceiling crawl space. | 220 | |
CELESTIAL_BODY | Any <OBJECT> pertaining to the heavens and constituting a unit for astronomical study; celestial body. EXAMPLES <STAR>, <PLANET>, <COMET>. |
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CEMETERY | A <TRACT> and associated <STRUCTURE>s devoted to the burial of the dead; cemetery. | 222 | |
CEMETERY_BUILDING | A <BUILDING> associated with a <CEMETERY>. | 223 | |
CENTRE_LINE | A real or imaginary <LINE> indicating and/or marking the cross-sectional centre of an <OBJECT> along its primary extent; centre-line [SOED, "centre-line"]. | 224 | |
CEPHALOPOD | A <MOLLUSC> of the class Cephalopoda, members of which have a well-developed head surrounded by tentacles; cephalopod [SOED, "cephlopod"]. EXAMPLES Cuttlefish, octopus, nautilus, ammonite (extinct form). |
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CHAIN | A flexible length formed of metal links, rods, or plates, used as a tensioner and to drag, lift, support, and/or restrain <OBJECT>s; chain. | 226 | |
CHANCERY | A <BUILDING> containing an office for public records; chancery. | 227 | |
CHANGE_LINE | A <LINE> within a <REGION> indicating where the properties of the <REGION> change significantly; change line. | 228 | |
CHANGE_POINT | A <LOCATION> on a linear <OBJECT> where the properties of the <OBJECT> change significantly; change point. | 229 | |
CHAPEL | A Christian <WORSHIP_PLACE>, usually smaller than a <CHURCH>, and especially one that is attached to a larger <BUILDING> (for example: a private <HOUSE> and/or an institution); chapel [SOED, "chapel", 1]. | 230 | |
CHECKPOINT | An official <SITE> to register, declare, and/or check goods and <HUMAN>s; checkpoint. | 231 | |
CHEMICAL_HAZARD_REGION | A <REGION> in which a chemical substance is present that can kill, seriously injure, and/or incapacitate a <HUMAN> or <NON_HUMAN_ANIMAL> through its physiological properties; chemical hazard region. The chemical substance is usually dispersed over a <SURFACE> and/or within the <ATMOSPHERE>. | 232 | |
CHIMNEY | A <COMBUSTION_PRODUCT_DISCHARGE_STRUCTURE> attached to and rising above the <ROOF> of a <BUILDING>; chimney. | 233 | |
CHRISTIAN_TEMPLE | A <BUILDING> functioning as a <WORSHIP_PLACE> for public Christian worship; Christian temple [SOED, "temple", A.I.3]. | 234 | |
CHURCH | A <BUILDING> functioning as a <WORSHIP_PLACE> for public, especially Christian, worship; church [SOED, "church", 1]. | 235 | |
CIRCULAR_IRRIGATION_SYSTEM | An elevated irrigation <SYSTEM> revolving around a central pivot <LOCATION>; circular irrigation system. | 236 | |
CISTERN | A man-made <STORAGE_TANK> used for the collection and/or storage of <WATER>; cistern. | 237 | |
CITY | A concentration of <DWELLING>s, <COMMERCIAL_BUILDING>s, <INDUSTRIAL_BUILDING>s, and other <STRUCTURE>s where <HUMAN>s have settled that is larger than a <TOWN> and usually smaller than a <BUILT_UP_REGION>; city. | 238 | |
CITY_HALL | The <MUNICIPAL_HALL> of a <CITY>. | 239 | |
CIVILIAN_MOTOR_VEHICLE | A <MOTOR_VEHICLE> used for civilian activities. | 240 | |
CIVILIAN_PERSONNEL | <PERSONNEL> who are not members of an armed force; civilian personnel. | 241 | |
CLAIM_LINE | A <BOUNDARY> of a <REGION> that is unilaterally claimed by one political group without the consent of or negotiation with another; claim line. | 242 | |
CLIFF | A vertical or nearly vertical face of <ROCK> in the <TERRAIN> of considerable <<HEIGHT>>; cliff. | 243 | |
CLIFF_BOTTOMLINE | A <LINE> representing the demarcation of a sudden and significant change in the gradient of the terrain relief occurring at the bottom of a <CLIFF>. | 244 | |
CLIFF_DWELLING | A <DWELLING> built into the recesses of a <CLIFF>. | 245 | |
CLIFF_TOPLINE | A <LINE> representing the demarcation of a sudden and significant change in the gradient of the terrain relief occurring at the top of a <CLIFF>. | 246 | |
CLOSET | A small <ROOM> belonging with and opening to a larger <ROOM>; closet. | 247 | |
CLOUD | A visible aggregate of minute droplets of <WATER>, <PARTICLE>s of <ICE>, or both, suspended in the <ATMOSPHERE> above the <PLANETARY_SURFACE> of the <EARTH>; cloud. | 248 | |
CLOUD_BASE | The lowest level in a specific <CLOUD> or <CLOUD_LAYER> where the <ATMOSPHERE> contains a perceptible quantity of <PARTICLE>s of the <CLOUD>; cloud base. | 249 | |
CLOUD_LAYER | An arrangement of <CLOUD>s, continuous or composed of separated <COMPONENT>s, where the <<CLOUD_BASE_LEVEL>>s are the same and the <<CLOUD_THICKNESS>>s are approximately the same; cloud layer. | 250 | |
CLOUD_TOP | The highest level in a specific <CLOUD> or <CLOUD_LAYER> where the <ATMOSPHERE> contains a perceptible quantity of <PARTICLE>s of the <CLOUD>; cloud top. | 251 | |
COAST | A <TERRAIN_STRIP> of indefinite <<WIDTH>> that extends from the <COASTLINE> inland to the first major change in the <TERRAIN>; coast [BOWD, "coast"]. | 252 | |
COASTLINE | The <LAND_WATER_BOUNDARY> where the <COAST> and the <SHORE> are in contact; coastline. | 253 | |
COLD_FRONT | An <ATMOSPHERIC_FRONT> between warm and cold <AIR_MASS>s that is not an <OCCLUDED_FRONT> and that moves so that the colder <AIR> replaces the warmer <AIR>; cold front. | 254 | |
COLLEGIATE_CAMPUS | The <BUILDING>s and <GROUNDS> of an institution offering special instruction in professional and/or technical subjects, which may also include <FACILITY>s for research and the award of advanced degrees; collegiate campus. A collegiate campus is also known as a university campus or college campus. | 255 | |
COMBAT_STORES_VESSEL | A <WATER_SURFACE_VESSEL> designed or designated to support underway replenishment of <COMBAT_SUPPORT_VESSEL>s and <COMBATANT_VESSEL>s; combat stores vessel. | 256 | |
COMBAT_SUPPORT_VEHICLE | A <GROUND_VEHICLE> designed or designated to provide support and operational assistance to <COMBATANT_VEHICLE>s; combat support vehicle. | 257 | |
COMBAT_SUPPORT_VESSEL | A <WATER_SURFACE_VESSEL> designed or designated to provide support and operational assistance to <COMBATANT_VESSEL>s; combat support vessel. | 258 | |
COMBATANT_VEHICLE | A <GROUND_VEHICLE> designed or designated to participate in military combat operations as a combatant. | 259 | |
COMBATANT_VESSEL | A <WATER_SURFACE_VESSEL> designed or designated to participate in military combat operations as a combatant. | 260 | |
COMBUSTION_PRODUCT_DISCHARGE- _STRUCTURE |
A vertical <STRUCTURE> containing a passage and/or flue for discharging <SMOKE> and gases of combustion; combustion product discharge structure. | 261 | |
COMET | A <SMALL_STAR_SYSTEM_BODY> that orbits a <STAR> in a highly elliptical path and, when in the vicinity of that <STAR>, usually has a bright hazy head and a long more diffuse tail; comet [SOED, "comet", A.1]. | 262 | |
COMMERCIAL_BUILDING | A <BUILDING> used to conduct business activities; commercial building. | 263 | |
COMMERCIAL_HELICOPTER | A <HELICOPTER> designed or designated for use in commerce; commercial helicopter. | 264 | |
COMMERCIAL_WINGED_AIRCRAFT | A winged <AIRCRAFT> designed or designated for use in commerce; commercial winged aircraft. | 265 | |
COMMUNICATION_FACILITY | A <FACILITY> including one or more <COMMUNICATION_STATION>s. | 266 | |
COMMUNICATION_STATION | A <BUILDING> in which communication signals are processed and/or controlled; communication station. EXAMPLES Telephone switching station, microwave repeater station, <SATELLITE_GROUND_STATION>, cellular telephone <EQUIPMENT>, land-line telephone repeater station. |
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COMMUNICATION_TOWER | A <TOWER> used for supporting an <AERIAL> for transmitting and/or receiving electronic communication signals. | 268 | |
COMMUNITY_RECREATION_BUILDING | A <BUILDING> used for recreational exercise and minor sports competitions, which typically serves a small <TOWN>, community, or local <BUILT_UP_REGION>; community recreation building. A community recreation building is also known as a community centre. | 269 | |
COMMUNITY_RECREATION_FACILITY | A <FACILITY> including one or more <COMMUNITY_RECREATION_BUILDING>s. | 270 | |
COMPLEX_OUTLINE | The <BOUNDARY> delimiting a <REGION> in which two or more like <OBJECT>s have the same function; complex outline. | 271 | |
COMPLEX_TERMINAL_ROUTE | A <NON_EMPTY_SET> of <ATS_ROUTE>s, action points, and various approach minimum altitudes and distances from the end of a landing <RUNWAY> as functions of <AIRCRAFT> type and instrument approach procedures; complex terminal route. | 272 | |
COMPONENT | An <OBJECT> that is a constituent part of another (aggregate) <OBJECT> but, by itself, does not fulfill the function of the aggregate; component. | 273 | |
CONSULATE | A <BUILDING> housing the residence and/or official premises of an official appointed by a government to reside in a foreign country, represent its commercial interests, and assist its citizens there; consulate. | 274 | |
CONTACT_ZONE | A <TERRAIN_STRIP> that is 3 metres wide and limited on the water side by the <LAND_WATER_BOUNDARY> of a <WATERBODY> under average water level conditions; contact zone [DFDD, Feature Dictionary: FA041]. | 275 | |
CONTAINER | A <DEVICE> designed to contain <MATERIAL>s; container. | 276 | |
CONTOUR | An elevation or depression <ISOPLETH>; contour. | 277 | |
CONTROL_PANEL | A panel on which are mounted switches, dials, and/or other mechanisms for the remote control and/or operation of <EQUIPMENT> (for example: electrical <EQUIPMENT>). | 278 | |
CONTROL_TOWER | A <TOWER> that houses <PERSONNEL> and <EQUIPMENT> used to control the flow of traffic on a <TRANSPORTATION_ROUTE>; control tower. | 279 | |
CONTROL_VALUE | A value of an EDCS Attribute or an algorithmic quantity to be used in evaluating an algorithmic expression; control value. | 280 | |
CONTROLLED_AIRSPACE | A designated <AIRSPACE> within which some or all <AIRCRAFT> may be subjected to air traffic control; controlled airspace. | 281 | |
CONVENT | A <RELIGIOUS_COMMUNITY> of women; convent [SOED, "convent", 3]. | 282 | |
CONVEYOR | <EQUIPMENT> for moving <MATERIAL>s from place to place on a moving belt or series of rollers; conveyor. | 283 | |
COOLING_TOWER | A <TOWER> used to cool liquids; cooling tower. | 284 | |
CORAL | A hard calcareous <MATERIAL> consisting of the continuous skeleton of marine coelenterate polyps; coral. | 285 | |
CORRECTIONAL_BUILDING | A <BUILDING> within which persons convicted or accused of crimes are confined; correctional building. A correctional building is also known as a penitentiary. | 286 | |
CORRECTIONAL_FACILITY | A <FACILITY> including one or more <CORRECTIONAL_BUILDING>s; correctional facility. | 287 | |
COUNTY_HALL | A <BUILDING> that houses the main offices of a county government; county hall. In the US, a county hall is also known as a court-house. | 288 | |
COURTYARD | An open <TRACT> surrounded by <WALL>s and/or <BUILDING>s that is located within the precincts of a large <BUILDING>, <CASTLE>, or <BUILT_UP_REGION>; courtyard. | 289 | |
COVERED_WATERCOURSE | A covered portion of a <WATERCOURSE>, preventing its observation. | 290 | |
CRANE | <EQUIPMENT> for lifting, shifting, and lowering <OBJECT>s or <MATERIAL>s by means of a swinging boom or with a lifting apparatus supported on an overhead track; crane. | 291 | |
CREVASSE | A deep crack or fissure in a <GLACIER>, which results from differential movement of <ICE>, or a deep vertical opening in the <TERRAIN> that appears after an earthquake; crevasse. | 292 | |
CREVICE | A narrow opening or fissure produced by a crack in the <TERRAIN>, especially in <ROCK>; crevice. | 293 | |
CRIB | A permanent <STRUCTURE> set in a <WATERBODY>, framed with heavy wooden <STRUCTURAL_BEAM>s, and sunken with debris (for example: <STONE>s), usually designed to support or elevate <PIPELINE>s; especially a <STRUCTURE> enclosing a screening <DEVICE> at the offshore end of a potable <WATER_INTAKE>; crib. | 294 | |
CROP_LAND | A <TRACT> that has been tilled for the planting of crops; crop land. | 295 | |
CROSS_COUNTRY_BARRIER | A permanent or semi-permanent <BARRIER> placed across any <TERRAIN> to prevent <GROUND_VEHICLE> or pedestrian traffic; cross-country barrier. | 296 | |
CROSSING | A <LOCATION> where <LAND_TRANSPORTATION_ROUTE>s intersect or cross at the same vertical level; crossing. EXAMPLES Railway crossing, road intersection, <FORD>. |
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CRUISER | A fast, medium tonnage <WATER_SURFACE_VESSEL> operating over a long cruising radius; cruiser [AHD, "cruiser", 1]. | 298 | |
CRUSTACEAN | An <ARTHROPOD> of the large class Crustacea, mainly aquatic and hard-shelled; crustacean [SOED, "crustacean", A]. EXAMPLES Crab, lobster, shrimp, woodlouse. |
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CULVERT | An enclosed channel for carrying a <WATERCOURSE> (e.g., a <RIVER>, a <SEWER>, or a drain) under a <ROUTE> (e.g., a <ROAD>, a <RAILWAY>) or an <EMBANKMENT>; culvert [DFDD, Feature Dictionary: AQ065]. Usually the construction of the <ROUTE> is unaffected. | 300 | |
CURB | A raised border of hard <MATERIAL>, e.g., stone or concrete, often forming part of a gutter, along the <BOUNDARY> of a <LAND_TRANSPORTATION_ROUTE> and/or <VEHICLE_LOT>; curb. A curb is also known as a kerb. | 1451 | |
CURRENT | A body of a fluid that is flowing in a definite <DIRECTION>; current [SOED, "current", n.1]. | 301 | |
CUSTOMS_HOUSE | A <GOVERNMENT_BUILDING> serving as a <CHECKPOINT> where customs duties are collected and shipments or <VEHICLE>s are cleared for entering or leaving a country; customs house. | 302 | |
CYCLONE | An <ATMOSPHERE_REGION> in which the <<ATM_PRESSURE>>s are lower than those of the surrounding <ATMOSPHERE_REGION> at the same <<ALTITUDE_MSL>>; cyclone. A cyclone is also known as a depression. | 303 |
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