The specified location represents a physical address situated within the village of New Lenox, Illinois. It consists of a numerical identifier, a street name, a directional component (implied, if absent), a street type abbreviation, and the municipality’s name. As a designator, it serves to uniquely pinpoint a specific property or point of interest. For instance, a delivery service would utilize such information to accurately route packages to the intended recipient.
Accurate and standardized addressing conventions are critical for efficient navigation, emergency services response, and property identification. They are fundamental for municipal record keeping, census data collection, and facilitating commerce. The historical development of addressing systems reflects the growth and organization of communities, adapting to increasing population density and the need for precise location identification.
