I'm also struggling with the street designation for cemeteries and feel I need to correct some of my cemetery edits. I've read all the guidance, emails, and q&A, but I'm stumped. Since we aim for completeness, I would think that including a road and town is important, but if on the hard copy map a cemetery appears to be in town and it's not, that is misleading. And, if a rural cemetery is a mile off a highway included as the street, this can cause the customer to pass by the un-named road it is on.

I'm also struggling with the street and city designations designation for cemeteries too and feel I need to correct some of my cemetery edits. I've read all the guidance, emails, and q&A, but I'm stumped. Since we aim for completeness, I would think that including a road and town is important, but if on the hard copy map a cemetery appears to be in town and it's not, that is misleading. And, if a rural cemetery is a mile off a highway included as the street, this can cause the customer to pass by the un-named road it is on. What is meant by, "the town associated with the cemetery? I fail to see how any official nearby town can be established, even with the help of websites like Findagrave.

I'm struggling with the street and city designations for cemeteries too and feel I need to correct some of my cemetery edits. I've read all the guidance, emails, and q&A, but I'm stumped. Since we aim for completeness, I would think that including a road and town is important, but if on the hard copy map a cemetery appears to be in town and it's not, that is misleading. And, if a cemetery is a mile off a highway included as the street, this can cause the customer to pass by the un-named road it is on. What is meant by, "the town associated with the cemetery? I fail to see how any official nearby town can be established, even with the help of websites like Findagrave.