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In my small town, we have a long street that's just a strip of restaurants. Google and Bing get it right, Apple Maps lists the entire mile-long strip as KFC's. If you select one, it's the same KFC. Been that way since launch. And not a huge deal, we're a tiny town, but it's just humorous and weird when others don't have that issue.

Ha may I know which town this is?

Rather irritatingly, my house address seems to lead people to a random location two miles away when entered into google maps but the house next door works perfectly.

It makes using Uber or any other google maps-based app particularly irritating and as-yes there is no fix after almost a year of reports.

Open Street Maps works perfectly well, as does apple.

I was in Seattle a few weeks ago and Google Maps consistently had me 2 blocks north of my actual location, but Apple maps had me within 100 feet. I thought it was super interesting, but I didn't think too much about it at the time.