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In the example you gave, 5678 South is the street name (although usually the street names are 5600 or 5700, always ending in 50 or 00 in my experience). The first numbers are the address and direction (north, south, east or west) on the given street. Just search for the street number and include the desigantion, Street or Avenue.
Garmin uses the same map database as google. Don't know if it will work but try to find a location with google map and see how the street is identified there
Garmin uses the same map database as google. Don't know if it will work but try to find a location with google map and see how the street is identified there
Good idea. Interesting thing is, google CAN find addresses that way. Hmmm
"Where To"
"Address"
choose state
"Search All" or the city if you know it
house # "1234"
"done"
street name, pick "123" button at bottom
enter rd # Ex "375" (use number only, no prefixes or suffixes)
"done"
choose street from list
choose city from list
choose which street in that city from list
"GO"
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