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closed 2317133 b-jazz

These two parallel residential roads only a handful of meters are apart don't seem quite right. Maybe someone local can provide some better information about which one is correct.

closed 2580356 b-jazz

It would be great to hear from some local mappers about whether there is one square-ish building here, or a long narrow building here that this way is mapped right through the middle of. I'm not sure what the latest satellite imagery for this area. Thanks.

closed 3096062 b-jazz

Is this road still there, or was it demolished when the golf course was put in? I can't tell which came first from satellite imagery. Any local help would be appreciated. Thx.

closed 2801835 b-jazz

Does this trail go under the highway?? Something is very wrong here and I don't have local knowledge, so I can't fix it.

closed 3238169 b-jazz

This water way seems to be in the wrong location. It's like it was in the middle of the pond, but go shifted, but I can't seem to located evidence of that. Maybe a local can help align things with gps tracks.

open 3580245 b-jazz

Does this waterway really go both way at this intersection? Seems unlikely, but I'm not local so I can't be sure. Do any locals know?

open 3074555 b-jazz

golf=hole shouldn't ever be an area, but a straight line (possibly with multiple segments) that defines the optimal path between the tee and the green. Could someone convert these areas to lines instead? The area possibly defines the fairway or the rough, but not the "hole".

open 3420749 b-jazz

This bar doesn't seem to exist according to many sources. Should the identifying information in tags be removed (leaving the physical building obviously) by someone more local?

closed 1851485 Krisgleason

Brand new play structure and swings, covered picnic tables

closed 2756092 b-jazz

I don't believe this is the correct way to draw a road. It should be a single way, not two one ways on top of each other.

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