US State NickNames List v.2.0.0
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The US State Nicknames Reference is a structured, evidence-led guide to the best-known nicknames of all 50 states plus the District of Columbia. Each row identifies ...
Release structure
Review the published tables, record coverage, and field names included with release 2.0.0.
Data dictionary
| Field | Type | Required | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| jurisdiction_name | text | Yes | Canonical name of the state or federal district. |
| postal_code | text | Yes | Two-letter USPS code used as the stable row identifier. |
| jurisdiction_type | text | Yes | State or federal district. |
| primary_nickname | text | Yes | Best-supported current nickname for the jurisdiction. |
| nickname_status | text | Yes | Officially designated, government-recognized, or commonly used/historical. |
| other_nicknames | text | No | Additional government-documented or historically established nicknames, separated by vertical bars. |
| designation_year | text | No | Year of formal adoption when the cited government evidence supplies one. |
| evidence_summary | text | Yes | Short explanation of the status decision and scope. |
| source_publisher | text | Yes | Government body responsible for the cited evidence. |
| source_url | text | Yes | Public government evidence URL for the row. |
| source_checked_date | text | Yes | Date the row evidence was reviewed for this release. |
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Each record represents one state or the District of Columbia. Postal codes and jurisdiction names are unique. A blank designation year means the selected government evidence did not establish a formal adoption year; it does not mean the nickname is new or unsupported. Territories are excluded because their nickname practices are not consistently comparable to state designations under this product's methodology.
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