Mapping an Indoor Mall in North Carolina

[Patsy Clark]

An indoor shopping mall in North Carolina has over 200 Google Business Listing on 3 Levels floating and unfortunately, there is only one level listed on Google Maps.  Google Business Listings are floating everywhere, but where they belong.  How do I get a Google Business Listing matched to the Plus Code?  This is really going to make life in a fast-growing population, much easier.  We have so many roads that do not have names, pizza delivery people can't find homes and neither can the Postmaster.  

And an enormous amount of space has the same address.  Meaning over 250 stores has the same exact address.   Everyone coming to the Mall is directly to the same entrance.  However, there are 5 other major entrances.  

Any advice is greatly appreciated!  

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Patsy Clark

Snap It Up Location Data Management

www.SnapItUp.Tech

[Doug Rinckes]

Hi Patsy,

For indoor maps queries I suggest you contact indoorpartn...@google.com - that is the route for the mall owner to get the map showing the different layers.

The next step would be to make sure that the businesses are in the correct location - then they will each get a plus code for that location.

Ngā mihi,

Doug Rinckes, Technical Program Manager, Google Switzerland GmbH; 9G8F+6W Zürich

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