In the CRAB database, all addresses in Flanders are stored together with one or more point geometries. Address means: identification of an addressable object with address components such as a municipality name, a street name, a house number and a sub-address. An address can be linked to a building or to a plot. The point geometry may refer to the centroid of the cadastral plot or building on which an address is located, as well as to the entrance of the building linked to an address. If possible, the road objects to which the street names are linked can also be found in the CRAB database. The street names in the CRAB are given a unique code, the CRAB street code. In addition to the CRAB street code, the relationship between the Rijksregisterstraat code and the CRAB street code is also included. The address details are managed by the municipalities as defined in the CRAB Decree. The AGIV is responsible for coordinating the creation and maintenance, management and communication of the CRAB as referred to in the CRAB Decree. In this context, charges are made at regular intervals from the National Register, the enriched crossroads bank companies, NAVSTREETS, CADMAP and the cadastral depositor.