Incorrect highways marked on Google Maps

[dfwmapper]

The fix only required changing a single object, the U.S. 3 route. The name was added as an alternate to that, which is completely wrong as NH doesn't have a state route 3, and MA's state route 3 is a continuation from the southern terminus of US 3. Even if there was a co-signed state route (a la Georgia) it would need to be added as a completely separate route. Adding, removing, or modifying names on an existing route is just very slow for some reason. It would be faster to update the map by creating a completely new U.S. 3 route and adding it to all the appropriate road segments, but a change like that would never get approved.

[Zeffy]

I saw these county road mistakes on Google Maps. The only counties in New Jersey that actually break away from the 5xx and 6xx/7xx route numbering system is Bergen County and Monmouth County.

[dfwmapper]

I saw these county road mistakes on Google Maps. The only counties in New Jersey that actually break away from the 5xx and 6xx/7xx route numbering system is Bergen County and Monmouth County.

Removed 5 and 6, extended 629 down to 567, and added 667. Any I missed?

[NE2]

I saw these county road mistakes on Google Maps. The only counties in New Jersey that actually break away from the 5xx and 6xx/7xx route numbering system is Bergen County and Monmouth County.

And Ocean.

[NE2]

http://www.fbctra.com/roads/grand-parkway-toll-road.html

Motorist[sic] may still use the Grand Parkway and avoid paying tolls by exiting prior to the tolled overpasses.

The Goog shows it all as a toll road.

[hotdogPi]

http://www.fbctra.com/roads/grand-parkway-toll-road.html

Motorist[sic] may still use the Grand Parkway and avoid paying tolls by exiting prior to the tolled overpasses.

The Goog shows it all as a toll road.

It also shows the Thruway between I-88 and I-87 north as a toll road (I seem to remember that you pay $0.00 when doing that).

[empirestate]

It also shows the Thruway between I-88 and I-87 north as a toll road (I seem to remember that you pay $0.00 when doing that).

Yes, but if you pass through that stretch you still get charged for that mileage.

[cl94]

It also shows the Thruway between I-88 and I-87 north as a toll road (I seem to remember that you pay $0.00 when doing that).

Yes, but if you pass through that stretch you still get charged for that mileage.

Agree. Not an error. Only free if you're going between I-88 and Exit 24 or either I-890 exit. IIRC, this was part of the deal when the freeway alternate to NY 7 was canceled.

[NE2]

It is an error to show a toll on I-90 east of I-88. Think about it this way: if you tell the Goog to avoid tolls in going from Binghamton to Albany, you want it to route you along the Thruway.

If you pass over a segment marked toll, you pay a toll. So two of the four ramps at I-890 west should be marked as toll, since you have to pay to go between exit 24 and I-890, but if you stay on and exit at I-88 you don't have to pay.

[vdeane]

It is an error to show a toll on I-90 east of I-88. Think about it this way: if you tell the Goog to avoid tolls in going from Binghamton to Albany, you want it to route you along the Thruway.

If you pass over a segment marked toll, you pay a toll. So two of the four ramps at I-890 west should be marked as toll, since you have to pay to go between exit 24 and I-890, but if you stay on and exit at I-88 you don't have to pay.

If you get on at exit 26 and exit at exit 25 (basically taking the Thruway between both ends of I-890), you pay a toll, but your scheme would show that as free (no tolls between 26 and 25A either).  If you're passing through and want to pay no toll on that stretch, you'd have to exit at 24, U turn, exit again at 25A, U turn again, and then do the same thing one more time at 26.  Everyone else on that segment continues to pay the toll as if no deal existed there - traffic coming from the west doesn't pay the same toll at 24 as it does at 25A, for example, even if it would have used I-88 had it been built.

[NE2]

It is an error to show a toll on I-90 east of I-88. Think about it this way: if you tell the Goog to avoid tolls in going from Binghamton to Albany, you want it to route you along the Thruway.

If you pass over a segment marked toll, you pay a toll. So two of the four ramps at I-890 west should be marked as toll, since you have to pay to go between exit 24 and I-890, but if you stay on and exit at I-88 you don't have to pay.

If you get on at exit 26 and exit at exit 25 (basically taking the Thruway between both ends of I-890), you pay a toll, but your scheme would show that as free (no tolls between 26 and 25A either).

Nope. The mainline between the I-88 ramps would still be toll.

[national highway 1]

http://goo.gl/maps/3Cnnd
Stray I-15 shield in Nogales, AZ, should be a MX 15 shield, and should not be shown on the American side of the border.

[Mr. Matté]

In GE, a state highway that hasn't appeared in over 60 years appears here, but it's not in MapMaker so I don't know where the heck they're getting their data.

[freebrickproductions]

I'm not sure if this has been mentioned, but CR 382 in Gulf County, FL (just north of Port St. Joe) is marked as SR 382.

[dfwmapper]

I'm not sure if this has been mentioned, but CR 382 in Gulf County, FL (just north of Port St. Joe) is marked as SR 382.

Fixed.

[lordsutch]

Non-existent or long-dead GA 361 is marked on several roads around Macon (Hartley Bridge, Bass, Tucker, Fulton Mill).

GA 11 is marked on its old alignment (Houston Road) rather than its "new" one (Industrial Highway and Hawkinsville Road, multiplexed with GA 49 and US 41).

[Eth]

Non-existent or long-dead GA 361 is marked on several roads around Macon (Hartley Bridge, Bass, Tucker, Fulton Mill).

See also nearby GA 148 east of Bolingbroke, which has been gone for about 50 years. Scrolling north a bit, you'll also find GA 221, which shuffled off this mortal coil back in the 1980s.

[Ga293]

A few more dead Georgia SR's still with shields on Google:

• 373 east of Calhoun
• 205 south of Canton
• 342 north of Dawsonville
• 113 through downtown Rockmart

A whole stew of errors here.

[adventurernumber1]

This is US 19/US 129 just south of US 64/US 74 in NC. This road heads south to Blairsville, GA so this has to be wrong. I've also come upon this typo several times the past few months. Not the hugest error in town but I hope to try to help Google Maps be as accurate as possible 



EDIT: Also, I just noticed this as well, in that same pic. It is literally right next to the GA line, but GA 11 doesn't extend into NC 

[national highway 1]

Someone deleted a section of CA 1 in Marin County
http://goo.gl/maps/89QhY

[myosh_tino]

Someone deleted a section of CA 1 in Marin County
http://goo.gl/maps/89QhY

Actually, the big storms that hit California in December washed out portions of CA-1 between Muir Woods and Muir Beach which forced Caltrans to close that stretch of highway which is roughly what was deleted on Google Maps.  According to news reports, the road is going to remain closed until March at the earliest.

http://sanfrancisco.cbslocal.com/2014/12/11/highway-1-from-muir-beach-to-muir-woods-closed-due-to-road-collapse-marin-county-storm/

[NE2]

And if I'm planning a trip in June, I'm fucked. Thanks, Goog!

[myosh_tino]

And if I'm planning a trip in June, I'm fucked. Thanks, Goog!

Any recommendation on how Google Maps should handle temporary closures?

[NE2]

And if I'm planning a trip in June, I'm fucked. Thanks, Goog!

Any recommendation on how Google Maps should handle temporary closures?

Same way they handle winter closures. Say 'this road might be closed'.

[freebrickproductions]

In Spring City, TN, TN 68 is shown going down the wrong road.
It needs to be going along this road rather than through the  downtown.