FAP
Road segments that were part of the historic Federal Aid Priority system. The designation no longer drives funding on its own, but other networks are still defined against it — the National Truck Network, for one.
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- ODOT Office of Technical Services, Roadway Information GIS
- Source
- Ohio Department of Transportation TIMS
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- tims.dot.state.oh.us
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Sections of the Road Inventory that were included in the historic Federal Aid Priority System.
Fields
What each record holds, as the publisher describes it: 8 fields.
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
ObjectID OBJECTID | |
PERP_YEAR | Calendar year in which a RI event occurs (like new constructions, abandoning of roads, annexations, increase in speed limit, and so on) on a roadway and is recorded in ODOT’s RI database. |
ODOT_DISTRICT | From 1-12 plus Central Office – the counties are grouped into districts in Ohio for ease of maintenance and funding |
JURISDICTION_CD | Type of jurisdiction to which the section of the route belongs. C-county, F-federal, M-municipal, P-private, S-state, T-township. |
ROUTE_SUFFIX | Route suffix used to differentiate routes with similar route numbers. |
ROUTE_EXTENSION_CD | Route suffix provides additional context or definition of route naming or usage. |
CARDINALITY_CD | Cardinal/non-cardinal direction of the route. All roadways are inventoried in the predominant direction from south to north and west to east. |
FAP_IND | Indicates if the record is included in the historical Federal Aid Priority System, primarily a rural system of major highways that connected centers of population. |