Location - How to change city ?

Hi,
I am a big trouble with Aperture / Place. I live in Nivelles, a little city in Belgium. But, for all picture I take, Aperture give the city=Clarisse a little place in my city. So, I try to manage place and I can change the place name but it's unpossible to define the city.
Google tell me to ask to Tele-Atlas but they don't find any mistake in hun database.
All my picture have metadata with GPS location and Country/Province/City inside metadata.
Any idea ?
Regards

I don't rely on Aperture's Place as it handles GPS data inaccurately. In fairness, it can get pretty close at times. For example, if I took photos with iPhone 4 using GPS enabled, and then downloaded these iPhone 4 photos into Aperture, it shows strange, strange inaccuracy pintpoints of these photos taken with iPhone 4. I did a little experiments with my culinary delights project at my residence. I took a couple photos of my cooking in different positions with all angles. What I have found is that when I open these photos in Aperture, the GPS pinpoints shows strange, strange reference. But only one picture shows the accuracy, the rest were all wrong by some meters. Way off big time. I still don't know why, but I had managed to move the pins to the right place as the first one.
I would rate it as 70 to 80 percent accuracy of showing GPS location.

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