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Or sometimes it's just a bus stop, in a car park, with perhaps a small portaloo and a hot dog stand. Several times I've booked a through ticket from Salzburg to

Or sometimes it's just a bus stop, in a car park, with perhaps a small portaloo and a hot dog stand. Several times I've booked a through ticket from Salzburg to London Heathrow via Munich and the Salzburg-Munich leg was a bus ride that included a 'layover' at ZPR. According to [0] "Airport of Rosenheim is the most important airport of Rosenheim, Germany. It is modern and one of the largest airport of the Europe. Airport of Rosenheim is important for people and goverment of Germany." But actually it's just a lonely bus stop in a car park just off the motorway. [0] https://airportsbase.org/Germany/all/Rosenheim/Airport_of_Rosenheim https://airportsbase.org/Germany/all/Rosenheim/Airport_of_Ro...

netsharc 4y ago
Sigh, bot-generated content litters the whole internet. I was doing some address completion stuff and learned about virtual ZIP codes in my country, i.e. ZIP codes that are just for routing and don't have a geographical area, but if you look them up on the Internet of course there are sites that say "$ZIP is a city in the state of $STATE". Hey Elon, can you pay $15 billion to get rid of bots on the Internet?
- mellavora 4y ago
  to be pendantic, all (US) ZIP codes are just for routing. Any correspondence to a geographical area is an artifact of this, and subject to change. Also, it is possible for two ZIP codes to overlap geographically.
  - cestith 4y ago
    In particular some numbered zones are entirely contained geographically within others. In some places in the US, there's a ZIP for delivery to private homes and businesses but another for delivery within the Postal Service network, including delivery to post office boxes. The one I remember most readily is Quincy, Illinois. The city is 62301 and the surrounding county 62305, but PO boxes are 62306, located within the post offices that sit within the 62301 zone.
    - bombcar 4y ago
      Almost every single post office has a separate zip code (usually one higher than the city/area it is sitting in). Some individual buildings have their own zip code, or 12345 for GE, or 20252 for Smokey Bear.
      - jasomill 4y ago
        My post office box has its own ZIP+4.
        bombcar 4y ago
        +4 is cheating! Especially for post offices with less than 10000 boxes.

netsharc 4y ago

Sigh, bot-generated content litters the whole internet. I was doing some address completion stuff and learned about virtual ZIP codes in my country, i.e. ZIP codes that are just for routing and don't have a geographical area, but if you look them up on the Internet of course there are sites that say "$ZIP is a city in the state of $STATE". Hey Elon, can you pay $15 billion to get rid of bots on the Internet?

mellavora 4y ago
to be pendantic, all (US) ZIP codes are just for routing. Any correspondence to a geographical area is an artifact of this, and subject to change. Also, it is possible for two ZIP codes to overlap geographically.
- cestith 4y ago
  In particular some numbered zones are entirely contained geographically within others. In some places in the US, there's a ZIP for delivery to private homes and businesses but another for delivery within the Postal Service network, including delivery to post office boxes. The one I remember most readily is Quincy, Illinois. The city is 62301 and the surrounding county 62305, but PO boxes are 62306, located within the post offices that sit within the 62301 zone.
  - bombcar 4y ago
    Almost every single post office has a separate zip code (usually one higher than the city/area it is sitting in). Some individual buildings have their own zip code, or 12345 for GE, or 20252 for Smokey Bear.
    - jasomill 4y ago
      My post office box has its own ZIP+4.
      - bombcar 4y ago
        +4 is cheating! Especially for post offices with less than 10000 boxes.