<HTML><BODY>> No, it's not two addresses, it's just a single one. It's just a<br> > particular feature of it that you can omit a part of it (either of the<br> > building numbers or sometimes the street name if you have the<br> > conscription number).<br><br>I've got your point, but I cant agree with you that it's not a multiple addresses tagging scheme.<br><br>Also I can't agree that there is no problems with points.<br><br>And I can't agree that addrN breaks some of the OSM principles.<br><br><br>Mon, 19 Jan 2015 12:14:09 +0100 от Andrew Shadura <andrew@shadura.me>:<br>
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<div id="style_14216660810000000630_BODY">On 19 January 2015 at 12:08, Dmitry Kiselev <<a href="/compose?To=dkiselev@osm.me">dkiselev@osm.me</a>> wrote:<br>
>> In my country, both numbers are used concurrently<br>
>> and together with street name<br>
><br>
> Such thing, that you use conscription numbers<br>
> and street numbers all together in a same time<br>
> doesn't make conscription numbers "not an address"<br>
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I didn't say it's not an address at all, but it's not a separate<br>
address. It's just a part of a regular address.<br>
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> You've said:<br>
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>> Praha, 606 might be not unique inside whole Praha without neighborhood<br>
>> name.<br>
><br>
> Ok, in such case "Praha, Central district, 606" should be unique, am I<br>
> right?<br>
><br>
> If conscription numbers, in your country are not valid without quarter or<br>
> district or block<br>
> (I don't know how you name such subdivisions within cites) it should be<br>
> tagged.<br>
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Addr:street + addr:conscriptionnumber + addr:streetnumber (if exists)<br>
is enough on a building to be correctly addressed in most of the cases<br>
except where a building administratively belongs to a different<br>
district in which it is located geographically, or if it's a village<br>
with no street numbers (those a special cases we're not talking about<br>
at the moment).<br>
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> And in such case, it's two addresses<br>
> (ok they are binded together, it's not a problem), isn't it?<br>
<br>
No, it's not two addresses, it's just a single one. It's just a<br>
particular feature of it that you can omit a part of it (either of the<br>
building numbers or sometimes the street name if you have the<br>
conscription number).<br>
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Cheers,<br>
Andrew<br>
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