In order to convert raw addresses into standard formats, a contextualized record linking solver is used to categorize address components and make spell corrections, abbreviation expansions, and localized interpretations. Spatial normalization is also used to identify boundaries and filter out any biases. The process of standardizing raw addresses is complex, requiring graph analysis of the address components in order to accurately identify and interpret the data. By using a contextualized record linking solver, spell corrections, abbreviation expansions, localized interpretations, and spatial normalization, raw address can be converted into a uniform and accurate standard format.