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it is the FBL that mainly contains the names of streets and cities, but not everything that exists can be included because otherwise the size of the file would become unmanageable,
the FBL contains as a priority the road space itself, and the use of geographical points could be sufficient for the creation of itineraries. It may very well contain only the main traffic routes, or go as far as the referencing of all the roads and hiking trails, it is like an encyclopedia containing only the essentials, or a whole host of detail, the weight of knowledge is no longer the same.
Overlaying of city and street data could also be found in ancillary files such as FTR,FDA,FPA, HNR, POI, etc. in simple or premium versions linked to licences.
Not finding streets associated with a lost village at the top of a mountain is not surprising and the configuration of igo is not in question, everything is based on the richness of the databases on which the research carried out is based.
search, for example, using an external provider as a google using an internet connection, if it is installed in igo, will in turn make it possible to obtain the geographical coordinates of the street searched and then located on the navigation map.
Another technique is to select the destination point on the map and see if the name of the street is inscribed in it, which will confirm that this name is correctly referenced in the FBL
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