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The values in the ISO3166-1-numeric column are actually UN M49 codes (which is where you scrape them from).
These two code lists overlap almost completely, except for the two top ones. Channel Islands and Sark, are not in the ISO 3166-1 standard, but are in UN M49. So maybe it's good to either remove the top ones or change the column name & description.
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Thanks @jheeffer !
Great catch. I had seen UN M49 and ISO 3166-1 described as synonymous but that's not the case.
I've updated the column and description. Since UN M49 is more-or-less a superset of ISO 3166-1, it is probably the more useful version to include (until I find a reliable source to scrape ISO 3166-1 so that it can also be included)
Thanks again!
Hi,
The values in the
ISO3166-1-numeric
column are actuallyUN M49
codes (which is where you scrape them from).These two code lists overlap almost completely, except for the two top ones. Channel Islands and Sark, are not in the ISO 3166-1 standard, but are in UN M49. So maybe it's good to either remove the top ones or change the column name & description.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: