Veevow data governance
The directory is designed to be useful without pretending that every map point, distance or local fact has the same level of certainty.
Publication rule
Veevow keeps the wider research master separate from the public directory. A record can appear in the interactive Explorer while an individual profile remains unpublished until its location and supporting information pass the relevant checks.
The published page must say what is known, identify the date of the check and make any limitation visible to the reader.
Exact address point means an address has been individually checked. Indicative point means the marker is useful for area discovery but is not presented as an exact building location. Shared area reference means more than one community uses a wider local reference.
Distances and nearby services are not treated as permanent facts. Where calculations require recalculation after coordinate confirmation, the page suppresses exact distance claims and directs the reader to Maps for checking.
Google Maps is a verification handoff, not a replacement for Veevow’s data checks. Property availability, prices and specifications remain in the live Veevow feed and are not copied into this directory.
This methodology is part of Veevow’s effort to make urbanisation information discoverable, understandable and appropriately qualified for buyers, search engines and AI systems.