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Really? I thought Maps was pretty constistently up to date with GNIS changes.
by acoustics 1mo ago
Really? I thought Maps was pretty constistently up to date with GNIS changes.
- AlotOfReading 1mo agoGMaps can be extremely slow when it comes to responding to user reports, or updating regional info like road networks or new subdivisions. A lot of that comes down to the fact that Google relies on government entities for authoritative information, which can mean waiting months or years for the local government to provide new info. The federal government updated this one quickly.
- crote 1mo agoIn my local area Google Maps is still missing some rather crucial elements of a high-throughput road, which were added to OpenStreetMaps almost two years ago.