11-09-2017 03:23 AM
Hi, @Ritusaketverma you have made a good question about offline update.
Already @NareshDarji, @ashwath and @somethingnewidk gives you better solution
But you have to have GPS option active while in offline mode.
You can try a screenshot of your GPS map with your location point while taking photos.
This will work better to find your location. For job purpose i have to visit different new and unknown places sometimes. and i have taken million of photos of places but at night when i return to home or hotel room and got WIFI i do upload them into Google MAP. MY location GPS screenshot helps me to find out the shop position in map.
Happy Mapping.
12-17-2017 01:03 PM
Right
12-17-2017 03:31 PM
60 to 70% population of India live in villages and Indian government is also focusing on villages connectivity with cities. Most of time people try to find road near to villages. So we want to google map moderator allow to lg for editing/adding name of villages and near by road. Thank
@Flash wrote:Hello,
The political data on the map is to a point where Google is highly confident in the data.
There are complex rules for adding political data that reflect how the system uses that data. For example, with the exception of neighbourhoods, no political feature may overlap another feature with the same category. This may seem logical for a country or state/province; but this also means that historical villages that don't actually have a municipal government but rather are in a larger municipality cannot be mapped as it would overlap with that larger municipality. Additionally, if a village has no government of it's own but rather is governed by the district/county it is in then often it will not qualify for it's own listing.
Municipal features will also sometimes not be added if the population density is below a certain threshold.
Any area with a disputed border will not be something where Google is going to pick one side or the other.
As Google is highly confident in their data and as people were making edits without understanding what qualifies to be mapped, Google closed editing of political data several years ago. You may attempt to report information you feel is missing via "Other Feedback / App Feedback"; but you should understand that it is likely it will not be actioned if it does not work with the way Maps is designed.
@Flash wrote:Hello,
The political data on the map is to a point where Google is highly confident in the data.
There are complex rules for adding political data that reflect how the system uses that data. For example, with the exception of neighbourhoods, no political feature may overlap another feature with the same category. This may seem logical for a country or state/province; but this also means that historical villages that don't actually have a municipal government but rather are in a larger municipality cannot be mapped as it would overlap with that larger municipality. Additionally, if a village has no government of it's own but rather is governed by the district/county it is in then often it will not qualify for it's own listing.
Municipal features will also sometimes not be added if the population density is below a certain threshold.
Any area with a disputed border will not be something where Google is going to pick one side or the other.
As Google is highly confident in their data and as people were making edits without understanding what qualifies to be mapped, Google closed editing of political data several years ago. You may attempt to report information you feel is missing via "Other Feedback / App Feedback"; but you should understand that it is likely it will not be actioned if it does not work with the way Maps is designed.
12-17-2017 08:24 PM
Hello @AsheeshPandey,
Please use Send Feedback in Maps to let Google know of your desire. I can't promise you that things will then change, but Google does consider all input.
Due to the volume I receive, I do not respond to unsolicited private messages
12-18-2017 10:48 PM
Hello,
This below tagged location(Kollipadu) is not correct. There is no village/area called Kollipadu in this location. This area comes under Vajrapukotturu village/mandal.
I already reported this issue from my mobile as a feedback there is no response. Whenever I/we search for weather report in this are, I/we get the report for kollipadu which is confusing the local people. Please remove
12-28-2017 03:52 PM
Hello @jaya6v
I believe the best answer to your problem is the following (which was posted on the missing roads topic)
If you see errors in Google Maps such as:
Tell us about an error
Source : https://goo.gl/i0zG1L
I guess that all you can do then is wait... Maybe if several people report the same problem / the update could be faster I guess / just my theory though )))
Good luck
12-28-2017 05:36 PM
Hi @jaya6v How to update or remove town name in Google maps steps in this video#
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=83RQoXfd2Ho
I do understand that you already submitted your feedback in mobile, If you submitted your feedback back I strongly recommend you to wait or you can submit your feedback one again. Please refer the below images for which shows adding a area name it's the same process how to remove too:
12-28-2017 05:57 PM
Hello @jaya6v,
As your question is very frequently asked, I will merge it with an existing thread; please read the answer there. Please do always ensure to search the forums when you have an inquiry, most questions have already been asked and answered.
Thank you for working towards a better map for all.
Due to the volume I receive, I do not respond to unsolicited private messages
12-29-2017 01:26 PM
Thanks for your reply. I reported several times. I will wait..
01-02-2018 12:34 AM
@Flash wrote:Hello @AsheeshPandey,
Please use Send Feedback in Maps to let Google know of your desire. I can't promise you that things will then change, but Google does consider all input.
Thanks @Flash