On Sun, 28 Apr 2019 at 22:02, Martin Koppenhoefer <dieterdre...@gmail.com> wrote:
> > postal address and administrative belonging are one (or two ;-) ) things, > being part of a settlement another. Every place will be inside an > administrative entity, but in doesn’t necessarily mean it is also part of > the settlement. If it is kilometers away, it is „outside“ (the hamlet). > Postally it is. In terms of a residential area, it isn't. So I didn't extend the residential area to include the farm (that would be silly). Nor did I turn the residential area into a multipolygon so I could include the farm that way (equally silly, in my opinion). But in the farm's address, it says Blaenannerch. Question would be for a few scattered houses/farms that together identify > as „hamlet“ (not sure this would be a sensible way to see it). > There are many hamlets in this part of the world that consist of a handful of houses. But the houses within the hamlet are relatively close. And there are usually road signs identifying the hamlet. The real world is messy... -- Paul
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