ios - What is the accuracy of the areasOfInterest property for a CLPlacemark object? -

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i noticed when reverse geocoding location (latitude/longitude clplacemark), placemark(s) returned have areasofinterest string array property.

is list ordered closest/most accurate areas of interest? other details should known property if use it?


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