A unique identifier code for the geographic feature, typically representing a specific administrative area such as a council area.

The human-readable name of the geographic feature, such as the name of a local authority or region.

The classification or category of the feature, indicating the type of administrative or geographic unit (e.g., Council Area, Health Board).

The year the data refers to, typically represented in four-digit format (e.g., 2005, 2006).

The type of metric or indicator being measured, such as a ratio or count.

The units in which the measurement is expressed, e.g., Percentage, Count, Index.

The numerical value of the measurement, which may be positive or negative depending on the indicator.

The employment status associated with the measurement, such as Full Time or Part Time.