The Navajo Nation is getting addresses, thanks to an open-source mapping program used in urban India

Bluff • Thousands of people living on the Navajo Nation in Utah have long relied on directional descriptions for lack of physical addresses.“Four miles east of Highway 191 at White Rock,” such a description might read. Or, “Two miles southwest of the Red Mesa Chapter House.”These clunky, imprecise descriptions appear on driver licenses, voter registration forms and are relayed over the phone to fire departments and ambulances during emergencies, which can lead to lif