I hope I phrased my question correctly. I tried using the search feature here, and I couldn’t find anything.
I’ll use the address 237 Glenwood Street, Malden MA 02148 as an example.
Suppose you’ve never been to this address before, but before going, you want to be able to see exactly what’s at this location.
Google Maps Link:
Bing Maps gives pretty much the same thing:
In both cases, the map’s marker points to a probably-unbuildable, rock-covered lot. It’s in the right neighborhood, but not at the exact location.
If you look at the map again, in the northwest corner, there’s a very large house at the corner of Glenwood Street and Highland Avenue.
The real 237 Glenwood Street is two houses to the east of that large house, with a darker gray roof.
For further reference, if you zoom in to street view, on Google Maps it’s a yellow house witha brick front, with a gold older Ford Taurus with a brown roof under the carport:
Interestingly, if you put the same address into the real-estate site Zillow, it brings up a Bing map that shows the house exactly right where it is:
In summary:
If I didn’t give all the above details, but simply gave you the address and sent you to Google or Bing maps, would there be a way to identify which is the correct house?