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Informations about the package saudi-municipal-coding

Saudi Unified Municipal Coding — Open Dataset

Open, bilingual dataset of Saudi Arabia's administrative hierarchy — 13 regions, 15,513 cities, and 21,235 districts — from the MOMRAH Unified Municipal Coding. Every record has Arabic and English names and stable integer IDs linked by foreign keys.

This is a lookup (coding) dataset: no coordinates, no boundaries, no composite IDs.

What's in this repo

Data formats

Format Files
JSON data/dist/{regions,cities,districts}.json
CSV data/dist/{regions,cities,districts}.csv
MySQL data/dist/mysql.sql
PostgreSQL data/dist/postgres.sql
SQLite saudi-municipal-coding.sqlite (attached to each GitHub Release)

Install

JavaScript / TypeScript

PHP

The data model

region_id, city_id, and district_id are independent integers. Cities reference a region; districts reference both a city and a region, and a district's region_id always equals its city's region. District names are not unique by themselves — district_id is the unique key. See DATA_REFERENCE.md for the full dictionary.

What's not included

Development

data/dist/ and packages/*/data/ are committed; CI rebuilds and fails if they drift from a fresh build (pnpm run check:dist-clean). See CONTRIBUTING.md.

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