No, they don't seem to have been literally translated. My Swedish address is not the translation of my English address.
Which is kind of interesting in its own right, since you can then refer to the same physical location in different ways depending on which language you use.
This calls for some kind of geographic cross-lingual poetry.
If you read eg cyrillic you're going to find it very much easier to read and remember cyrillic words. Thus, presenting cyrillic to those people benefits them. That's why translating from English to local languages is a good thing.
