Incorrect highways marked on Google Maps

[NE2]

Not quite an error on Google Maps, but: http://www.google.com/search?q=springfield+mo+county

[codyg1985]

I-49 in MO is now labeled as I-49B.

[NE2]

I-49 in MO is now labeled as I-49B.

Directions have been labeling it "I49Bus" for quite some time. The shields are new.

[Molandfreak]

I-49 in MO is now labeled as I-49B.

Most likely, its actually referring to a business loop of 49, probably correct.  Same case with the I-196B in Michigan.

[NE2]

I-49 in MO is now labeled as I-49B.

Most likely, I didn't look at the Goog.

PS: they seem to have rolled out the new style as default.

[english si]

Every single classified road in the UK is the wrong colour.

Though it's more that it is vomit-inducing, eye-hurting cartography.

And that's the least-worst New Maps change coming - at least it is still usable at the moment, even if your eyes hurt.

I-49 in MO is now labeled as I-49B.

Most likely, its actually referring to a business loop of 49, probably correct.  Same case with the I-196B in Michigan.

No, the whole lot. Plus the business loops.

[Alps]

Every single classified road in the UK is the wrong colour.

You mean the correct color. No "u." Amerika uber alles!

[vdeane]

The new style makes me want to throw up.  Worse, it's unusable.  Everything that isn't a freeway or a major arterial looks like a minor road.  The only good thing about it is they finally stopped calling every road in Mexico a freeway.

[CNGL-Leudimin]

It is even worse in Spain, where expressways (autovías) are marked as regular roads .

[NE2]

A piece of Florida's Turnpike STILL disappears when you zoom out: https://maps.google.com/maps?hl=en&ll=28.652031,-81.702576&spn=1.85341,3.628235&gl=us&t=m&z=9

[Molandfreak]

I-49 in MO is now labeled as I-49B.

Most likely, I didn't look at the Goog.

PS: they seem to have rolled out the new style as default.

PS: I'm on vacation in Denmark and I don't have any non-mobile devices on me so I couldn't accurately look at the full version of google maps. GMAB.

[exit322]

Is that a I-405 shield off to the side?

Yep, neutered. Found another photo:

Don't give them any ideas.

[exit322]

DE is DE; PA is PA.  But also, PA is DE, and DE is PA.  All four of these are true.  Clearly, the states have been annexed by Alanland.

Oblast boundaries are subject to change with and without notice.

https://www.aaroads.com/forum/index.php?topic=7720.275

[Thing 342]

The Seward Hwy and Minnesota Dr freeways south of Anchorage are still shown as regular arterials.

[Avalanchez71]

https://www.google.com/maps?q=wallace,+id&hl=en&ll=47.477536,-115.934515&spn=0.025438,0.066047&sll=35.830521,-85.978599&sspn=3.88749,8.453979&hnear=Wallace,+Shoshone,+Idaho&t=m&z=15

Hey look US 10 in Wallace, ID has been recommissioned.

[Billy F 1988]

That's to imply, in my opinion, the original route as such, not as I-90 Business. A lot of Wallace residents do tend to call that Highway 10. Heck, Missoula does that, too, because West Broadway Street and Secondary 474 are known as Highway 10 West because US 10 ran through until 1986. I guess the Googs decided to put it there for "historic" purposes.

Oh, and get this, too. Google marks a stretch of I-90 in Missoula from Exits 96 to 104 as "E Railroad Ave" and why that is puzzles me.
https://www.google.com/maps?hl=en&ll=46.903134,-114.046326&spn=0.134408,0.338173&sll=47.477536,-115.934515&sspn=0.01662,0.042272&t=m&z=12

[TEG24601]

That's to imply, in my opinion, the original route as such, not as I-90 Business. A lot of Wallace residents do tend to call that Highway 10. Heck, Missoula does that, too, because West Broadway Street and Secondary 474 are known as Highway 10 West because US 10 ran through until 1986. I guess the Googs decided to put it there for "historic" purposes.

Oh, and get this, too. Google marks a stretch of I-90 in Missoula from Exits 96 to 104 as "E Railroad Ave" and why that is puzzles me.
https://www.google.com/maps?hl=en&ll=46.903134,-114.046326&spn=0.134408,0.338173&sll=47.477536,-115.934515&sspn=0.01662,0.042272&t=m&z=12

You are correct.  The road in MapMaker is listed as "I-90 Business" Official/Obscure with "Old US 10" as Local/Primary.  I hate seeing it that way, but when I try to correct it, someone from the local area reverts it, so I don't fight it much anymore.

[english si]

Not a highway, but according to google, the Scottish island of Jura sunk a good few weeks ago. They have formally apologised, but still haven't rectified it, despite the outline still being in their data.

[Avalanchez71]

That's to imply, in my opinion, the original route as such, not as I-90 Business. A lot of Wallace residents do tend to call that Highway 10. Heck, Missoula does that, too, because West Broadway Street and Secondary 474 are known as Highway 10 West because US 10 ran through until 1986. I guess the Googs decided to put it there for "historic" purposes.

Oh, and get this, too. Google marks a stretch of I-90 in Missoula from Exits 96 to 104 as "E Railroad Ave" and why that is puzzles me.
https://www.google.com/maps?hl=en&ll=46.903134,-114.046326&spn=0.134408,0.338173&sll=47.477536,-115.934515&sspn=0.01662,0.042272&t=m&z=12

It looks like if you follow SR 200 east from there it keeps the E Railroad Ave moniker.  Is that correct?

[Roadgeek2500]

^ And when you keep following SR-200 to US-89, it turns into E. Railroad Ave, And when you follow US-89 to I-15, That also turns into E. Railroad Ave.

[Avalanchez71]

I followed E Railroad Ave through the state.

[Billy F 1988]

Interesting. 

[Molandfreak]

There are now two I-580s in California. http://goo.gl/maps/bIYiv

[TEG24601]

There are now two I-580s in California. http://goo.gl/maps/bIYiv

Fixed.  Either an idiot remapped US 395, not knowing what they were doing, or a bot.  Either way, it is being fixed.

[Molandfreak]

There are now two I-580s in California. http://goo.gl/maps/bIYiv

Fixed.  Either an idiot remapped US 395, not knowing what they were doing, or a bot.  Either way, it is being fixed.

Good!