Hi,
I managed to fix everything in Brussels (inside small ring with some
margin). Some interesting thing's I've seen like Accents on capital
letters (there should be none) and more exotic characters. Spelling
mistakes (double ss vs. single s. is common in dutch names)
Just wrote this check to
This is a better, cleaner query, accounts for addr:street nodes as well
http://overpass-turbo.eu/s/iCO
On 28-09-16 11:44, Glenn Plas wrote:
> So, we are talking about this data : http://overpass-turbo.eu/s/iCN ?
>
> the addressed way's (e.g. buildings ) need to match the streetname they
>
The order on name can be random. But once you chose e.g. FR - NL, all
the addr:street tags for the addresses in that street have to follow
FR - NL. For another street you can take another order.
This weird rule of FR - NL or NL - FR as name is something from the
Belgium community. You cannot
I'm not sure I understand correctly, but isn't the order of languages in
the general name tags supposed to be random (for political reasons)? If so,
shouldn't Nominatim be able to deal with this randomness?
It sounds a bit strange to expect the data to follow the same randomness in
the name and
From the Swiss mailing list:
Sarah Hoffmann (Nominatim dev) wrote:
> Raphael Das Gupta wrote
> Da das für Nominatim in Brüssel funktioniert
> (osm.org/search?query=Koningsstraat,+Brussel &
> osm.org/search?query=Rue+Royale,+Bruxelles scheinen die gleichen
> Ergebnisse zu liefern) nehme ich an,
