On Tue, Feb 24, 2015 at 2:12 PM, Glenn Plas <gl...@byte-consult.be> wrote:
> Basecamp is a simple albeit very powerful project managements software > from former 37Signals company written by the inventor of Ruby on Rails. > > https://basecamp.com/ > It is also the name of the software that Garmin makes to manage maps on a computer [1] I assume the original poster was refetring to this software Alain, as André pointed out, in order to decide that a street is within a city, village, hamlet, country, etc. we need to map the boundaries. Unfortunately, that is very hard to do. You do not see lines on the grounds where the boundary is located (except for a few walls between some countries). We would immediately solve this problem when we would have access to those boundaries, e.g. when the government or IGN would put them in the public domain. On the other hand, many governments only work with villages, so when even on official websites it is very hard to find a "deelgemeente". The official geloket website for Flanders, will not allow you to search for Steenweg op Waarloos, Reet. You have to know it is in Rumst. So at the moment we are unable to solve your problem.I fear the only solution is to spend a few hundred euros on a Garmin map if your really need this feature. regards m [1] http://www.garmin.com/en-US/shop/downloads/basecamp
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