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The issue is slightly more subtle/nefarious. See this article, for example. http://www.heraldandnews.com/breaking/article_ea780435-4e3a-5d7c-bff3-b5e4e38a7b8f.

• codeka 14y ago
  But this isn't the fault of their GPS putting towns in the incorrect location, this is blindly following your GPS into a snowbank. But yeah, your original point still stands: you should always use common sense when following GPS. In this case, it would be common sense to assume that the road to a major regional town wouldn't take you into back streets of a national park...