On Jul 25, 3:44 pm, AM909 <
alan.mi...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Exacly. This happens in residential areas with lots of small streets
> and cul-de-sac, where the same street name may be used for many
> streets that are at roughly the same longitude and heading, or same
> latitude and heading.
>
> A typical example:
>
>
> Most GIS databases (including, no doubt, Google Maps) have fields like
> housenumber_left_start, housenumber_left_end, housenumber_right_start,
> housenumber_right_end. Such fields should be available in MM, too, so
> they get populated in GM.
>
> On Jul 24, 8:46 am, Yael <
yaelonl...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
>
>
> > I THINK IT'S TIME FOR US, TO BE ABLE TO DO MORE THAN JUST WRITE THE
> > NAME OF A STREET. AS AN ADVANCED USER I BELIEVE THAT WHEN YOU SEARCH
> > FOR A PLACE YOU ARE LOOKING FOR MORE THAN A STREET NAME, YOU WANT TO
> > KNOW WHAT WOULD BE THE HOUSE NUMBER.
>
> > I NOTICED ON GOOGLE MAP, MOST OF THE STREETS IN THE U.S. HAVE A SMALL
> > NUMBERING ON THE SIDES, INDICATING THE POSSIBLE HOUSE NUMBER AROUND. I
> > WOULD LIKE TO DO THIS FOR SANTO DOMINGO. SINCE THERE ARE A LOT OF
> > STREET NEAR TO EACH OTHER WITH THE SAME NAME, BUT THE HOUSE NUMBER
> > WOULD NOT BE THE SAME, SO WE NEED TO INDICATE THAT FOR A BETTER SEARCH
> > PURPOSE.
>