Hi John,
We're sourcing the majority of our information from NAVTEQ and TeleAtlas.
Any changes they make should be reflected in Google Maps. You can report
additions and map errors through one of these pages that they've provided:
NAVTEQ
http://mapreporter.navteq.com/dur-web-external/secured/submitDur.do?u...
TeleAtlas
http://www.teleatlas.com/MapInsight/index.htm
Business owners:
Please take note that map data errors - such as misspellings of town names,
missing streets, etc - are often not the same as your business being located
incorrectly.
We want to note that neither NAVTEQ nor TeleAtlas will be able to assist you
with queries such as "please move the location of John's Pizzeria on Main
Street, Somewhere, CA, two blocks south."
They can probably help with things like "the split between North Broadway
and South Broadway occurs four blocks further south than marked."
Cheers,
Jen
On 2/21/07, john.whiteh...@gmail.com <john.whiteh...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hi
> My company is about to move offices. In the new place we will have a
> dedicated postcode to assist mail deliveries. We've been told what it
> is and Royal Mail has assured us that it will shortly be active. My
> question is: how long is the delay likely to be before it makes its
> way onto Google maps so that our customers can find us in our new
> home? Is there anything we can or should do to speed it up?
> Best
> John Whitehead
