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Release Notes DTOD Data​ |​ ​18Q1 City, ZIP, SPLC Data Updaterth Americanorth Release Notes DTOD Data​ |​ ​18Q1 City, ZIP, SPLC Data Updaterth AmericaNorth Americaap​ ​Data​ ​Update​ ​|​ ​2017 Q3 North Americav10.3.0 | ​ Revision 1.0 Table of Contents General Release Information ................................................................................................ 2 How to Install/Access the Update ........................................................................................ 3 Installed-based PC*MILER Users ............................................................................................. 3 ZIP & City Point Updates ........................................................................................................ 4 Additions ............................................................................................................................. 4 Changes .............................................................................................................................. 6 Deletions ........................................................................................................................... 45 SPLC Data Updates ............................................................................................................... 49 Additions ........................................................................................................................... 49 Changes ............................................................................................................................ 49 Deletions ........................................................................................................................... 74 Contact Information ............................................................................................................ 76 ALL RIGHTS RESERVED You may print one (1) copy of this document for your personal use. Otherwise, no part of this document may be reproduced, transmitted, transcribed, stored in a retrieval system, or translated into any language, in any form or by any means electronic, mechanical, magnetic, optical, or otherwise, without prior written permission from ALK Technologies, Inc. Copyright © 1986-2018 ALK Technologies, Inc. All Rights Reserved. | www.alk.com Page | 1 General Release Information Between version releases of PC*MILER, updates and patches are periodically made available. These may include enhancements to the software or data, access to newer features or functionality1, or access to newer data releases2. This document provides information on the following release: Release Type City, ZIP, SPLC Data Update Product/Version PC*MILER 31 DTOD Data Add-on (Windows and AS/400 users) Availability2,3 Data Set Name 2018 Q1 DTOD Data Update Date of this March 2018 Release PC*MILER’s patches and updates are cumulative, meaning they include items from previously released patches/updates of the same type and for the version identified. PC*MILER’s Version 31 DTOD Map Data was originally released in September 2017 with updates issued on the following schedule: • March 2018 1 For applicable products and license types. 2 If a PC*MILER installed-based product was purchased along with ALK’s Annual Support & Update Program (an AUP license purchase), customers are entitled to use PC*MILER during the term of their agreement as well as to receive data updates when and if available. Otherwise, PC*MILER is purchased as a Perpetual license. For more information on upgrading a Perpetual license to an AUP license, please contact a PC*MILER Account Executive at 800-377-6453 ext. 1 or email [email protected]. Page | 2 How to Install/Access the Update Installed-based PC*MILER Users The PC*MILER 31 DTOD Data Add-on update is sent via e-mail to licensed users. To download and install the update, follow the steps below: NOTE: This feature requires an active Internet connection. NOTE: Installing this data update will overwrite the existing data released with the initial launch of the PC*MILER 31 DTOD Data Add-on data set. 1. Download the .ZIP file. 2. Save and extract the .ZIP file. Go here if you need more information on how to extract the file. 3. Close all open instances of PC*MILER 31. If you have a third-party program open that accesses any PC*MILER component (e.g. PC*MILER|Connect or PC*MILER|Spreadsheets), please close them before continuing. 4. From the unzipped folder, double-click the file named setup.exe and follow the prompts. Page | 3 ZIP & City Point Updates Summary of Updates TYPE SUMMARY • 60 new U.S. ZIP codes or acceptable names ADDITIONS • 5 new city points • 679 U.S. ZIP codes changed to better align them with their service area • 2 U.S. ZIP code naming adjustment • 172 U.S. ZIP code county name changed CHANGES • 10 Mexican postal code location adjustments • 837 city points were changed to better align them with their geographic location • 1 city point name changed • 8 city point county names changed • 25 U.S. P.O. Box only ZIP designations were removed DELETIONS • 66 U.S. ZIP codes or acceptable names removed • 3 erroneous city points were removed Additions These codes were added to the data as new codes or new acceptable names to an existing code or city location. U.S. ZIP Codes Added • 00905 San Juan, PR, San Juan • 00976 Trujillo, PR, Trujillo Alto • 00977 Trujillo, PR, Trujillo Alto • 10308 Staten Island, NY, Richmond • 11772 Blue Point, NY, Suffolk • 14068 Amherst, NY, Erie • 14231 Amherst, NY, Erie • 15012 Rostraver Township, PA, Fayette • 15012 Rostraver Twp, PA, Fayette • 22922 Lowesville, VA, Nelson • 29044 Mcentire JNGB, SC, Richland • 30121 Emerson, GA, Bartow • 30126 Smyrna, GA, Cobb Page | 4 • 30220 Lone Oak, GA, Coweta • 30230 Lone Oak, GA, Troup • 30388 Atlanta, GA, Fulton • 32097 Wildlight, FL, Nassau • 33407 Mangonia Park, FL, Palm Beach • 33470 City of Westlake, FL, Palm Beach • 34756 Bella Collina, FL, Lake • 38828 Sherman, MS, Union • 39170 Byram, MS, Hinds • 39212 Byram, MS, Hinds • 41004 Milford, KY, Bracken • 41093 Muses Mills, KY, Fleming • 42327 W Louisville, KY, McLean • 42327 West Louisville, KY, McLean • 43446 Middle Bass New, OH, Ottawa • 44203 Coventry Township, OH, Summit • 44306 Coventry Township, OH, Summit • 44319 Coventry Township, OH, Summit • 45011 Fairfield Township, OH, Butler • 45013 Fairfield Township, OH, Butler • 45014 Fairfield Township, OH, Butler • 45015 Fairfield Township, OH, Butler • 45135 Fayette Cnty, OH, Highland • 45613 Stockdale, OH, Pike • 45645 Rock Camp, OH, Lawrence • 46288 Indianapolis, IN, Marion • 56547 Moorhead, MN, Clay • 57642 Kenel, SD, Corson • 59201 Oswego, MT, Roosevelt • 60526 La Grange, IL, Cook • 62824 Sailor Springs, IL, Clay • 77406 Fulshear, TX, Fort Bend • 77423 Fulshear, TX, Waller • 77471 Fulshear, TX, Fort Bend • 77494 Fulshear, TX, Fort Bend • 77583 Sandy Point, TX, Brazoria • 78006 Sisterdale, TX, Kendall • 78046 Rio Bravo, TX, Webb • 78624 FBG, TX, Gillespie • 80134 Lone Tree, CO, Douglas • 80504 Mead, CO, Weld • 80525 Timnath, CO, Larimer • 80603 Commerce City, CO, Weld • 80640 Commerce City, CO, Weld Page | 5 • 85602 Redington, AZ, Cochise • 93105 Montecito, CA, Santa Barbara City Points Added • Biancur Field, FL, Okaloosa • DFAFS, FL, Okaloosa • Duke Field AFS, FL, Okaloosa • Naval Air Station I, Sigonella, IT (Italy) • Naval Air Station II, Sigonella, IT (Italy) Changes U.S. ZIP Code Changes ZIP Code Location Adjustments: The locations of these postal codes were changed to better align them with their service area. • 00775 Culebra, PR, Culebra • 01104 Springfield, MA, Hampden • 01612 Paxton, MA, Worcester • 01612 Worcester, MA, Worcester • 02052 Medfield, MA, Norfolk • 02137 Boston, MA, Suffolk • 02137 Hyde Park, MA, Suffolk • 02137 Readville, MA, Suffolk • 02142 Cambridge, MA, Middlesex • 02152 Winthrop, MA, Suffolk • 02205 Boston, MA, Suffolk • 02210 Boston, MA, Suffolk • 02357 North Easton, MA, Bristol • 02357 Stonehill Clg, MA, Bristol • 02367 Plympton, MA, Plymouth • 02461 Newton Highlands, MA, Middlesex • 02461 Newton Hlds, MA, Middlesex • 02461 Newton, MA, Middlesex • 02467 Boston Clg, MA, Norfolk • 02467 Boston College, MA, Norfolk • 02467 Chestnut Hill, MA, Norfolk • 02790 Westport, MA, Bristol • 02903 Providence, RI, Providence • 03226 Center Harbor, NH, Belknap • 03301 Concord, NH, Merrimack • 03609 North Walpole, NH, Cheshire • 03784 West Lebanon, NH, Grafton • 03826 E Hampstead, NH, Rockingham Page | 6 • 03826 East Hampstead, NH, Rockingham • 04096 Yarmouth, ME, Cumberland • 04105 Falmouth, ME, Cumberland • 04105 Portland, ME, Cumberland • 04354 Palermo, ME, Waldo • 04468 Alton, ME, Penobscot • 04468 Argyle Twp, ME, Penobscot • 04468 Indian Island, ME, Penobscot • 04468 Old Town, ME, Penobscot • 04737 Clayton Lake, ME, Clayton Lake • 05472 New Haven, VT, Addison • 05649 East Barre, VT, Washington • 06050 New Britain, CT, Hartford • 06104 Hartford, CT, Hartford • 06123 Hartford, CT, Hartford • 06126 Hartford, CT, Hartford • 06150 Hartford, CT, Hartford • 06151 Hartford, CT, Hartford • 06152 Hartford, CT, Hartford • 06153 Hartford, CT, Hartford • 06154 Hartford, CT, Hartford • 06155 Hartford, CT, Hartford • 06156 Hartford, CT, Hartford • 06160 Hartford, CT, Hartford • 06161 Hartford, CT, Hartford • 06161 Wethersfield, CT, Hartford • 06167 Hartford, CT, Hartford • 06176 Hartford, CT, Hartford • 06180 Hartford, CT, Hartford • 06183 Hartford, CT, Hartford • 06480 Portland, CT, Middlesex • 06493 Wallingford, CT, New Haven • 06540 New Haven, CT, New Haven • 06757 Kent, CT, Litchfield • 07026 Garfield, NJ, Bergen • 07092 Mountainside, NJ, Union • 07094 Secaucus, NJ, Hudson • 07644 Lodi, NJ, Bergen • 07832
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