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how long before new address that were added become searchable, in either online maps or off line vector maps?

asked 27 Nov '13, 02:51

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edited 27 Nov '13, 10:24

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You will need to be far more specific. Each product has its own update cycle.

(27 Nov '13, 04:13) twain
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the app i'm using is OSMand. i've added some addresses to OSM and was wondering how long before the app will see them.

(27 Nov '13, 04:25) Johnc

From this answer OSMand updates their data around once a month.

The search powering the main www.openstreetmap.org website should update within 5 minutes of you adding the data so you can check if you have entered it correctly by doing a search there. For a debug view of the search data you can use nominatim.openstreetmap.org and click the details link to see how the address was generated.

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answered 27 Nov '13, 04:50

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thanks for the help

(27 Nov '13, 04:57) Johnc
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normally, Osmand's map files are refreshed even three times in a month. Check the date when you are inside app and download the list of available offline map files.

(27 Nov '13, 17:07) stephan75

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