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Hello, these issues apply everywhere in Iran, unfortunately.Only the names of the streets are problematic, and some of them are old names that have been changed to new ones, or we know them by their old names. I wish they could upload them by both names and make them available to us, especially Iranians, because one day a name will change here (I don't know if it's true or false that it's Shahid Alaki). In short, one day a street will be replaced by the name of Shahid, and we either don't know the new name or the old name because we just learned about it! I feel this pain in the hearts of all Iranians who travel within or outside the city with Maps. I wish you could, for example, force gas, gasoline, or diesel stations that are not in operation or are unable to provide service due to problems (of course, in any way you see fit). No more travelers will be left without fuel, etc., and being left without fuel in Iran means not having a car because no one will help you or, in principle, cannot because you need it yourself. You have to get to the next stop, and if your vehicle gets stuck, it will cost you a lot of money. You have to get to a nearby stop and get a container on the way that can take your car or vehicle to the next stop on the route you are going. Now imagine that you are traveling with your family in very cold areas in the winter or in very hot areas in the summer due to location problems and navigating the route with Google Maps, hoping that the stop is on your way and you don't even need to make a small change of route, and this disaster happens to you, and a thousand things happen to you, like highway robbers, etc. Don't be left out, because 99% of the time you are in the desert, you won't receive any help in terms of temperature, assistance, or security. I'm from Iran, and since I don't speak English well, I used Google Translate. I'm sorry if I couldn't write it correctly to translate it accurately, but I tried my best.