Better Page Structure for SEO

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trafficstars

As per

But another thing can be where they sit in the overall structure of the link graph. sitemaps are great for letting search engines know something exists. Internal links give that structure. So perhaps some taxonomy like

England
|_Derbyshire
  |_ Matlock
    |_ list of benches

https://twitter.com/davewsmart/status/1574332048050888705

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At the moment, location.php redirects /location/London, UK to /#lat,long,zoom

Instead, it should act like a user page. Display a map or the area and list all the benches under them.

Can possibly split it like: /location/UK/London/Bloomsbury and then have in-page breadcrumb nav.

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One problem is that we store address as a string, not as a set of administrative boundaries. So we can do nearest benches to the centre of X. But not "only benches in the administrative area of X"

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Geocage gives us a bounding box. Probably good enough!

         "bounds" : {
            "northeast" : {
               "lat" : 52.387833,
               "lng" : 9.7334894
            },
            "southwest" : {
               "lat" : 52.387733,
               "lng" : 9.7333894
            }
         },

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This now works. E.g. https://openbenches.org/location/UK,%20Weston-Super%20Mare