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Id Creator Description Created at Last changed
open 3091076 Kirbert

Is Pintlala really spelled with 2 L's here instead of three?

closed 2998414 Kirbert

This looks like a school, or a pair of schools. Anybody have more information?

closed 2325657

onosm.org submitted note from a business:
name: Big Potato Company
phone: 334-371-2447
website: Www.bigpotatocompany.wixsite.com/tbpc
twitter: undefined
hours: Mon-Thursday 11:00-3:00 Friday-Saturday 11:00-6:00
category: ,Restaurants
address: 159 Interstate Drive, Greenville Alabama

closed 3058345 Kirbert

It's not likely that *both* of these roads are named J P Howard.

closed 3050530 Kirbert

Should the boundary of Frank Jackson State Park line up with the boundary of Opp? If so, which one is correct?

closed 3047351 Kirbert

Trails in Blue Springs SP are approximated based on park map:

https://www.alapark.com/sites/default/files/2020-01/blue_spings_trail_map.jpg

Ideally, someone should GPS track these trails and map them more accurately.

open 1417178 Kirbert

According to a flyer picked up in the park, there are a LOT more trails here than shown! Besides the Black Creek Trail, the Jeep Hill Loop, the Moonshine Ridge and the Whatley Trail, there's also the Bluff Trail, the Cascade, Leftwich, Pathkiller, Dog Hill, G-Force, Witch's Brew, Creek Path, Rooster Ridge, and a whole bunch more of the Drift Mine. I can't find a digital version of this flyer. One way or another, someone needs to map all these trails.

closed 289440 Kirbert

The "Lakeside Trails" in this vicinity need to be mapped.

closed 2152254 Kirbert

Is there a roadside park here? USGS topo map says there is, but it also routes Ernest Pridger Road differently.

closed 2191236 Kirbert

Somebody with time on their hands could draw ponds in Silver Lake WMA until the cows come home. Then when they're tired of that, they could fix the edges of Lake Seminole and the Flint River, as those are simple sawtooths that don't truly represent where the water's edge is.

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