I always go with my classic example (which all of the major online map services
currently render incorrectly):
North Outer 40 Road (which runs adjacent to and parallel to interstate 64).
The name of the road is North Outer 40. The type is Road.
It is named this because Interstate 64 used to be
Lord-Castillo, Brett wrote:
But another good one close to us is Old Olive Street Rd and Old Olive St
Rd (both official names for different sections of the road). These two
streets run parallel to Olive St, Olive Street Rd, and Olive Blvd (all three
of these are different roads).
So if Old
If Old Olive Street Rd and Old Olive St Rd are one road, ie. connected
and not and a corner. Then things that may explain it are different
addresses where they intersect, or if they are in different jurisdictions.
Like where two cities meet. But if the addressing continues between the
different
I happen to know the answer to this one. I'll save Brett the trouble of
replying again, and point you to an earlier explanation in this thread.
(Though being so long, I don't blame you for not seeing it the first
time around.)
Hi,
On 15 May 2010 05:58, David ``Smith'' vidthe...@gmail.com wrote:
I now believe that it is /also/ acceptable for the
name=* tag to specify the full, unabbreviated name -- however, if
abbreviation of that name is used commonly and consistently, then that
abbreviated form should go in
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