If a geography structure is imported but not the hierarchy, can you add a geography type in the middle?

The correct response to whether you can add a geography type in the middle of a geography structure that has been imported without the hierarchy is affirmative.

When a geography structure is imported, it allows for modifications to be made, including the addition of geography types at any level of the hierarchy, as long as the hierarchy itself is not a restriction in the system. This flexibility enables organizations to edit their geographical data based on specific needs, making it easier to adapt to changing business environments or reporting requirements.

Adding a geography type in the middle of the structure can be particularly useful for organizations that need to represent geographical regions or jurisdictions that align with their operational requirements. Since there's no need for the hierarchy to be imported for these adjustments to take place, the system supports this kind of modification.

Being able to add geography types at any point in the structure enhances the robustness and adaptability of the organizational geographical data management.