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The thing with India is that roads didn't necessarily have names or numbers. I navigated more by "When you're past the ornately carved and colourful chapel go
by buro9 14y ago
The thing with India is that roads didn't necessarily have names or numbers.
I navigated more by "When you're past the ornately carved and colourful chapel go straight on and do a right, turn left when you see the blue building, we're in the red one third down with the blue door.".
Some places have such details, but a lot of the towns and villages just added roads organically and wouldn't stop to centrally register them, name them, number them, assign them identifiers, etc.