[OSM-np] House numbers in Nepal

Prabhas Pokharel prabhas.pokharel at gmail.com
Fri Aug 24 19:16:57 BST 2012


Here are some pictures I took on a walk in Baneshwor:
http://prabhasp.posterous.com/house-numbers-in-nepal

Houses are definitely ordered, although I'm not sure every single house is
numbered, right after the other.
Note, interestingly, the numbers with a / in it. (Like 606/61 Araniko
Marga). Those are actually not on the street that has the name Araniko
Marga, but on a Galli that splits off of Araniko Marga (which doesn't have
a name). All the houses on that galli will be labeled 606/sth.

Its amazingly organized, actually, just not obviously so.

Also, in Kathmandu (and not in Lalitpur), if you look up at the electricity
poles at intersections, you can see street names, all over the city. Don't
have pictures of that, unfortunately, but maybe someone currently in the
city can?

On Fri, Aug 24, 2012 at 5:09 AM, bibekshrestha at gmail.com <
bibekshrestha at gmail.com> wrote:

> 25 years in Nepal and I have no idea how house numbers look like...
> Can anyone help how they look like? May be a photograph of the plate.
>
> I don't think they are assigned serially in a street like Marg1, Marg2,
> ... instead they probably are assigned according to who registers when.
> Help?
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