Cathy wrote:
Isn't Kirche Church? I think you have an extra comma.
Evangelical-Reform Church in Edenkoben ...

Sometimes churches, cemeteries etc are in VE and it will map a location that includes them but sometimes you have to go for the town. If the location has a current street before the town name, VE will usually find that street.

However, regardless of how a location is entered, VE can do weird things and place the pin in another country or area altogether. Just as well we can override the automatic find and I suggest that if you do use the automatic find, that you check every single location carefully.

Cathy

At 09:57 PM 4/06/2008, you wrote:
Was given the following as a location from a relative:
Evangelisch-Reformierta, Kirche, Edenkoben, Pfalz, Bayern, Germany

Any idea how to put it so the mapping progrom will map it? (or where it is??)





I went to dictionary.com and used their translator, just to be sure, and I find my suspicions are true; that address is mixed English and German. The Word "Reformierta" is off to me.... I don't recognize it as from any other language, but I'm sure it is. It seems it probably imply a meaning of 'reformed', but reformed in German is "Verbassert". For complete German, I believe it should have been:

        Evangelisch-Verbessert Kirche, Edenkoben, Phalz, Bayern, Deutschland

This amounts to the English:

        Protestant Reformed Church, Edenkoben, Pfalz, Bavaria, Germany

However, I personally don't use the foreign terms except in the names of the towns such as this "Edenkoben, Phalz, Bavaria". Those who read my work will probably be English Speaking, hense, I like to use the English versions for everything like this.

Also, if you're using an English version of the Mapping Program, then your 
entries should be in English.

Joseph






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