1) from Bus Station (Stand 2). The Purpose of these descriptors is to create an iterative level of detail i.e. Country - County - Locality - Street - Name - Identifier. All of this information should be included but it is up to the user of the data to decide how much data is relevant for the task in hand. Stop Locations Every NaPTAN point includes geospatial coordinates specified in Ordnance Survey National Grid format, and as WGS84 latitude and longitude pairs where these are provided by local authorities. This allows NaPTAN points to be projected on maps and to be associated with other information layers such as the Integrated Transport Network of the Ordnance Survey. National Public Transport Gazetteer The National Public Transport Gazetteer is closely associated with the NaPTAN dataset and contains details of every City, Town, Village, suburb in Great Britain (i.e., UK but not including Northern Ireland). This dataset is based on usage of names, rather than legal definitions and so includes local informal names for places as well as their official names. See also National Public Transport Gazetteer TransXChange IFOPT Journey Planner Integrated Transport Network References NPTG and NaPTAN Schema Guide. Release 2.4 v0.57 issued 2012 Department for Transport (http://naptan.dft.gov.uk/naptan/schema/2.4/doc/NaPTANSchemaGuide-2.4-v0.57.pdf) External links OpenStreetMap wiki page related to the import of NaPTAN data into OSM Geographical databases in the United Kingdom Public transport in the United Kingdom Travel technology