This isn't really a problem, though. All you have to do is zoom in, and the ambiguity resolves itself. The post (not exactly an "article") comes off as a sill

This isn't really a problem, though. All you have to do is zoom in, and the ambiguity resolves itself. The post (not exactly an "article") comes off as a silly complaint that Google Maps isn't completely perfect, without seeming to understand that something as complex as this can't be perfect. There are always going to be trade-offs, and the label locations Google Map's algorithm chose seem perfectly reasonable to me for the zoom-levels displayed.