Correct Quick Facts that appear on maps?
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Where do the Quick Facts, associated with a location on a map, come from?
I work in a theatre, which I've claimed as a business, that was 50 years ago a temple for Congregation Beth Israel. I am getting clobbered with wrong-number calls for the congregation, and it may be in part because of the Quick Facts associated with what is now the Heinen Theatre.
Quick facts
Congregation Beth Israel of Houston, the oldest Jewish congregation in Texas, was founded in Houston in 1854. Wikipedia
Architectural style:
Streamline Moderne
Opened:
1924
Area:
3 acres
How does Google Maps decide to pull that particular sentence from Wikipedia? It needs to be changed. The congregation is not at this location. The Architectural Style, how ever was not pulled from Wikipedia, which calls it Art Deco, which incorrect. (Streamline Moderne is also incorrect. It's not streamline at all. Early Moderne would be the closest thing.)
Mainly, I want to do whatever I can to reduce the calls I'm getting, as many as 8 to 10 a day.
Any advice?
المتوسطة القديمة اعتقد انها لا تزال الأكبر من حيث عدد الطلبة في الولاية