That would be my preferred solution for the poles, yes.

In theory, it shouldn't be a problem, because the when you save it to google drive you are really just saving it to a normal folder on your computer, and then the google drive sync client synchronizes that folder with the cloud. This is the same for other services like OneDrive and Dropbox too.

Now, the issue you can run into here is that google drive will lock the file while it is in the process of syncing it. So google drive may actually prevent CC3+ from doing a file write if it is requested at the same time as drive syncs. Usually, this should be a minor problem, as CC3+ don't write to the file except whenever you actually tries to save. You should also be able to write to the file again immediately after drive is done syncing.

Well, good you have us here to talk to then to ease the monotony of isolation :)

Horrible manager office, no window....

Looking great so far. You've given yourself quite a huge time frame for when to finish it now though :)

Nice start there. Looking forward to how this progresses.

You'll find a FAQ entry with a font list on this page. It's missing some of the recent annuals, but it contains most of it.

Lovely map. Really like how this turned out. Looking forward to the style.

Welcome to the forums. Don't be afraid to ask questions.

As JimP says, it is good to look at the tutorials. I recommend having a look at the tutorials in the manual, they explain a lot of the basic stuff needed for understanding the program, no matter what type of map you're going to create later.

From personal experience, having part of a map that you must name yourself is always a poor experience, it is so much easier to use a pre-made map if it has names.

Of course, not every minor street in a city map needs to be named, but having a good chunk of them named is always very helpful.