Hi Colin,

I'm guessing the answer's no but does this unparished area have a name?

Regards,
_Paul_

Don't worry. I only found about 10 examples across the whole country where W3W data was mistakenly added and only this one was yours.

We're not allowed to include What3Words data on OpenStreetMap so I have removed it from this relation and also 17731899, 17732380, 17732514.
Read more: osm.wiki/What3words

We're not allowed to include What3Words data on OpenStreetMap so I have removed it.
Read more: osm.wiki/What3words

We're not allowed to include What3Words data on OpenStreetMap so I have removed it.
Read more: osm.wiki/What3words

We're not allowed to include What3Words data on OpenStreetMap so I have removed it.
Read more: osm.wiki/What3words

We're not allowed to include What3Words data on OpenStreetMap so I have removed it.
Read more: osm.wiki/What3words

Appreciated, thank you.

Hi,

Tricky one, this. Strictly speaking it's tagging for the router (osm.wiki/Tagging_for_the_router), to make life easier for them even though what's on the ground is correct. I'd go for what works rather than being a purist, so let's leave it as it is.

Incidentally, how does Magic Earth cope with, say, way/1000900605

Regards,
_Paul_

If possible, could you let me know which navigation apps were attempting to use this stub road?

Worcester: Various street → associatedStreet relations.

I've retagged addr:suburb to addr:village for Greenfield.

I've retagged addr:suburb to addr:village for Uppermill.

Now added to the correct location, according to the original address of 413 Murray Street, Perth, WA, 6000, Australia. See way/147937910

This is now a private house.

I wondered if you'd mapped on the basis of this video? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JFhH6eeGuJs

Local knowledge: I used to live in S10. However, checking where the suburb/neighbourhood label is on the map and making a judgement is usually enough.

Congratulations on creating node/12345678910 😊

Hi Andy,

Thanks for the pointers. Clicking through the last thread there revealed a reply I made five years back!

My position is that it only makes sense to add address data that cannot be derived from other means or just by looking at the map (typically house name and/or number, post town, post code). Even the street might not be obvious, especially for properties near a corner. This data will sometimes be at odds with the geographical or administrative location of a property—as you rightly pointed out—but the latter can be worked out by Nominatim or suchlike.

Regards,
_Paul_

Hi Andy,

The post town (addr:city in the UK addressing schema) is Lancaster, despite the cross-border contention (examples exist throughout the UK).

osm.wiki/Addresses_in_the_United_Kingdom explains more.

I've nudged addr:suburb to addr:village and corrected the typo in the name, so thank you for pointing that out.

Regards,
_Paul_
(resident in Yorkshire)