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Structured geocoding also supports the other parameters from `search`, allowing you to filter and prioritize your results. Structured geocoding also supports the other parameters from `search`, allowing you to filter and prioritize your results.
For more information on how to search this way, see [Structured geocoding](structured-geocoding). For more information on how to search this way, see [Structured geocoding](structured-geocoding.md).
## Set the number of results returned ## Set the number of results returned

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# Structured geocoding # Structured geocoding
With structured geocoding, you can search for the individual parts of a location. Structured geocoding is an option on the [`search` endpoint](search), where a query takes the form of `https://search.mapzen.com/v1/search/structured`. With structured geocoding, you can search for the individual parts of a location. Structured geocoding is an option on the [`search` endpoint](search.md), where a query takes the form of `https://search.mapzen.com/v1/search/structured`.
For example, you want to find `30 West 26th Street, New York, NY`. With the geocoding parameter for `\search`, you can only enter the entire location as one string, such as `text=30 West 26th Street, New York, NY`. However, with `\search\structured`, you can specify that this location is composed of a street address, a locality, and a region. For example, you want to find `30 West 26th Street, New York, NY`. With the geocoding parameter for `search`, you can only enter the entire location as one string, such as `text=30 West 26th Street, New York, NY`. However, with `search\structured`, you can specify that this location is composed of a street address, a locality, and a region.
{ {
address: '30 West 26th Street', address: '30 West 26th Street',
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| 55 Rue du Faubourg Saint-Honoré | Paris | | FR | | 55 Rue du Faubourg Saint-Honoré | Paris | | FR |
| Bulevardul Geniului 1 | Bucharest | | Romania | | Bulevardul Geniului 1 | Bucharest | | Romania |
With a regular `/search` query, you would need to concatenate these columns into one string, but `/search/structured` allows you to define a query that maintains the individual fields for address, city, state, and country. With a regular `search` query, you would need to concatenate these columns into one string, but `search/structured` allows you to define a query that maintains the individual fields for address, city, state, and country.
## Structured geocoding parameters ## Structured geocoding parameters
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* postalcode * postalcode
* country * country
Note that the other [\search parameters](search/#available-search-parameters) can also be combined with these, allowing you to filter and prioritize your results. Note that the other [\search parameters](search.md/#available-search-parameters) can also be combined with these, allowing you to filter and prioritize your results.
### address ### address

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