searchPriority
Search priority of a Place is affecting the final ranking of the search results. It does NOT mean the search result would be filtered because the lower priority - it simply would rank lower than other results. The higher the priority the less the growing distance from the searched Place is affecting the ranking. The lower the priority, the more the increasing distance from the Place is affecting the ranking. Search ranks all the results depending on the final scores of these results.
Example: The place with a ranking "1" ranks normally from the vicinity of that place but would be ranked low while being searched from the distance of 300 km. The place with a ranking "11" is still an interesting search result while being searched from the distance of 300 km. While searching "airport" from Karlskrona, Sweden , the Ronneby Airport is ranked quite high as it is regionally important airport (lower search priority) but you are also able to see airports in Malmo, Copenhagen, Stockholm (higher search priority). Regionally important Place (lower search priority) as Ronneby would not be ranked anywhere near the first results when searching from Stockholm for example.
Minimum value is 1, maximum is 15. Priorities are represented by the following table
15 - internationally known place with higher importance
14 - internationally known place
13 - internationally known place with lower importance
12 - nationally known place with higher importance
11 - nationally known place
10 - nationally known place with lower importance
9 - regionally known place with higher importance
8 - regionally known place
7 - regionally known place with lower importance
6 - place known within municipality with higher importance
5 - place known within municipality
4 - place known within municipality with lower importance
3 - place known within city district with higher importance
2 - place known within city district
1 - place known within city district with lower importance