Which route type represents prefixes learned from a local site via an SD-WAN Edge router?

Service routes represent prefixes learned from a local site, directly connected to or behind an SD-WAN Edge router. These routes are advertised into the SD-WAN overlay by the Edge router. TLOC routes represent the transport locations (Tunnel Locators) and are the physical interfaces on the SD-WAN Edge routers that connect to the underlay network. vRoutes are a general term for routes within the overlay, but "service routes" is the specific classification for locally learned prefixes. Multicast routes are specific to multicast traffic forwarding and not the general classification for local prefixes.