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    gs1:LocationID_Type-ISRS_LOCATION_CODE
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    gs1:LocationID_Type
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    International Ship Reporting Standard or ISRS location code
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    ISRS_LOCATION_CODE
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    The International Ship Reporting Standard (ISRS) location code is a 20 character alphanumeric code consisting of: - UN country code (2 characters) e.g., NL = Netherlands, - UN location code (3 characters) e.g., RTM = Rotterdam, - Fairway section code (5 characters) e.g., 00102 = Nieuwe Maas, - Object reference code (5 characters) e.g., 66666 = ID administration or terminal code, - Fairway section hectometre e.g., 00050 = hectometres from zero point of Fairway section 00102. The ISRS Location Code is created once and shall not be changed throughout the lifetime of the object. The Standard / Commission Regulation for Electronic Ship Reporting requires the ISRS Location Code of all objects relevant for reporting of voyages, e.g. ports, terminals, passage points, etc.