Yep Google maps work great for finding a address that is not real address but close to one, not that I have ever done that.

My not so real address qualifies for two sets of locals since my other city is a significantly viewed area. No way to pick the moved locals with an antenna so it's satellite only. This comes in real handy when the weather twits do wall to wall weather coverage for a rain shower 200 miles away and interrupt network programming. The other thing for me is I can watch my favorite NFL team from the other area and not have to buy Sunday Ticket which probably is getting close to $400 or more now. The only thing I lost was a PBS station that comes from extreme western Minnesota which is in the MPLS DMA but maybe does not qualify as significantly viewed but who cares. Also a local independent local is now in SD rather then HD which it is in the main locals for some unknown reason, but I have AM21 so I get it off-air and my local PBS plus their subchannels they have so no big deal. I do get a PBS in HD on the imported locals and my real locals I get off an AM21 which has all the subchannels in it's database. Just do your homework, the biggest thing as said was to be in the spotbeam. If your moved locals are in an significantly viewed area and the beam reaches you, it is nice. Changing service addy was easy, well the first time the CSR changed it, the imported local channels would not come in. She transferred me to tech support and they refreshed the guide and they finally came in. I think there is a very few significantly areas that Direct carries. The only other problem is if your receiver dies, they send the new receiver (unless they don't want it back if it's old) and the return shipping box to your service address so if you "moved" that's where it's going unless you can convince them to send it to your billing address, good luck with that!. I am not sure if all dead receivers trigger a auto truck roll, but have been told by tech support that they still cardboard box it so who the hell knows.