addr:locality could cause confusion in OSM because place=locality is a
named place with no population?
I live in a post town so things are straightforward, but I've never been
entirely sure how to tag addresses in the village and town either side
of me. For example the Royal Mail address:
Thank you chaps.
Colin: I said 'technically' because I saw the address in lots of web
searches without the Rottingdean and believed that Royal Mail weren't going
to specify it...looks like I was wrong. The Lloyds Pharmacy website uses
Rottingdean, Brighton.
Lester: I'm glad that it wasn't
I tend to avoid trying to add suburb & city address tags.
Firstly the Royal Mail's usage is rather arbitrary: they aren't used in
Nottingham AFAIK even though there are several duplicate street names
(Vernon Roads in Basford & Wilford).
Secondly, I find that people's perceptions of boundaries of
On 06/10/16 17:48, Jez Nicholson wrote:
> Seems like a silly question, but which tag do we commonly use in the UK
> for suburbs? addr:place?
If you look at http://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Key:addr you will see
there are a few 'ancillary' sub tags including suburb, but there is
little
On 06/10/16 18:56, Christian Ledermann wrote:
> How to map this?
The staring point is if you can identify separate buildings. I've mapped
a couple of sites where the playgrounds are shared space, so the 'site'
is an amenity=school, but the names go against each building. Closer
surveying of a
Royal Mail would agree with the residents. The postcode finder returns:
Lloyds Pharmacy
2-4 West Street
Rottingdean
BRIGHTON
BN2 7HP
What do you mean with "it is technically..."?
The current OSM tagging for addresses doesn't cater very well with the
UK address model, which can get really
when I look at:
https://schools.mapthe.uk/assign/7410/
there seem to be 3 schools on the same schoolground:
Wheatley Nursery School (0.0 m)
source:name = edubase
amenity = school
name = Wheatley Nursery School
ref:edubase = 122983
source:geometry = OS_Open_Map_Local_FunctionalSite
I was just looking at the address for Lloyds Pharmacy in Rottingdean whilst
adding the fhrs:id. It is technically "2-4 West St, Brighton, BN2 7HP".
There is a West Street in the centre of Brighton, so residents would
probably put "2-4 West St, Rottingdean, Brighton, BN2 7HP"
Seems like a silly
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