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The app maps Bilbao street names to one of 20 geographic zones. Each zone corresponds to a neighborhood or sub-area of Bilbao, used for delivery routing and administrative assignments.

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All zones

#Zone name
1Deusto
2Deusto Muelle
3Deusto Monte
4San Ignacio
5Matiko
6Matiko Alto
7Bilbao Centro
8Bilbao-Basurtu
9Bilbao Muelle
10Kasko Viejo
11Santutxu
12Santutxu Alto
13San Francisco
14Miribilla
15Zamakola
16Zorroza
17Zurbaranbarri
18Rekalde
19Txurdinaga
20Txurdinaga - Alto

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How zone matching works

The app normalizes each street value to uppercase and then checks whether the value includes any dictionary key using JavaScript’s .includes() method. 
function asignarZona(calle) {
    if (!calle) return '';
    const upper = calle.toString().toUpperCase().trim();
    for (const [clave, zona] of Object.entries(getDictionary())) {
        if (upper.includes(clave.toUpperCase())) return zona;
    }
    return '';
}
This means a key like "IPARRAGUIRRE" will match a full street value like "Calle Iparraguirre 6" — partial substring matching is intentional. Short or generic keys can therefore match unintended streets, so key specificity matters when editing the dictionary.

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Special cases

One entry in the standard dictionary is marked as pending verification:
Street keyAssigned value
AV LEHENDAKARI AGUIRDeusto o San Ignacio *Verificacion pdnt*
This street runs along the boundary between Deusto and San Ignacio. The assignment has not been confirmed. Rows matched by this key will carry the *Verificacion pdnt* flag in the Zona column of the exported file.
Do not treat Deusto o San Ignacio *Verificacion pdnt* as a valid zone for routing. Review these rows manually before use.

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Custom zones

You can define your own zone names — they are not limited to the 20 standard zones listed above. To add a street with a custom zone:
  1. Open the Nueva Calle tab.
  2. In the zone dropdown, select ✏ Zona personalizada…
  3. Type the new zone name in the text field that appears.
  4. Click Guardar Calle to save.
Custom entries are stored in localStorage under the key 'zonasCustom_v1' and take priority over the standard dictionary.
The app uses first-match wins. The combined dictionary is built by merging zonasEstandar (the standard dictionary from js/data.js) with customStreets (entries from localStorage):
function getDictionary() {
    return { ...zonasEstandar, ...customStreets };
}
Custom entries are spread last, so they override any matching key in the standard dictionary. Within each dictionary, iteration follows JavaScript object insertion order. The first key whose value is a substring of the street name wins — no further keys are checked.If you need a street to resolve to a different zone, add a custom entry for that street key. Because custom entries are merged last, they take precedence over the standard dictionary.

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