As a first-time user of the OSM iD-Editor, yesterday I added house numbers to a row of 14 houses on the south side of Morton Street, Queanbeyan, NSW, Australia. The house numbers added were 2, 4 ,6… 28.
My problem is that, while all the numbers and house area rectangles are still visible today in OSM iD-Editor, four of the numbers (6, 10, 26 28) don’t appear in the end-user OSM map, and one of the house rectangles (number 4) is only partly drawn, concealing its number.
If you have an Android device and are able-bodied (lots of walking around!), I highly recommend the StreetComplete app for adding house numbers, just switch to the Addresses overlay and you get an integrated UI for street name picker, house number, and unit number.
Hi Alan
You are absolutely correct about my house number problem being no more than an initial “caching issue”. Today I see all the numbers that I entered. I didn’t type in a number for house 10, because, right now, it’s a vacant block.
Regards DMH
Hi “Guarded Bear”
It seems that my house number problem was no more than an initial “caching issue”.
Today I see all the numbers that I entered.
Regards DMH
While the rendering issue may be solved, it is still a good point from @GuardedBear that addr:housenumber is usually combined with at least one other address tag, most commonly addr:street. That is likely to be helpful for searching for an address, for example. See the tagging on buildings on Atkinson Street nearby.