Hi Rafael, "Although I answered to this before, I would add that having one single > name in several nodes, with 1, 2, 3... or A, B, C... or I, II, III... > added to the end to differentiate them is quite common in many > countries in Africa. You can find many of them in Central African > Republic or Nigeria, as just two examples. I again would leave all > those nodes separated as they are, and not condense them in one. I > can't assure you that they are automatically produced, but it could > very likely not be the case." >
It's a pity that you do not differentiate in your answer cases where there is no corresponding settlement to be found, or where there are not likely to be sub-names, e.g., Name A and Name B in a compact hamlet. Of course I have always agreed with your opinion when it comes to separated settlements or distant neighbourhoods. Regards,
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