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Hi is there a sat nav or phone app that can find house names, I need one for my job as a meter reader in the uk, I use a tomtom app at the moment witch is fine in built up areas but out in the country side the house are scattered miles apart the tomtom only takes me to the postcode centre witch is usually along way from the address im looking for, so does anyone know of something that can help speed up my day I'd be very grateful.
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Your 2 posts look like your leeching.
why not check out DF threads and start contributing into the many discussions, this will possibly aid you in your quests for your answers
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I may be wrong but i don't think there is a sat nav that searches for house names.
I haven't come across anything that that will do that.Quote:
Originally Posted by ilscuro
I've been using some Ordnance Survey maps at work showing boundaries and house names. They were provided by a client though so you'd need some sort of account to view that sort of detail.
I have 2 garmin nivi's, The 760t and the 1340, both can search for postcode and it also asks for the house number you want for that postcode, Not sure what others do this