I guess it looked like a tree house at mapping time. Fixed now. Thanks for noticing!

Fixed

JesseFTW: Looks like you took care of that erroneous Wikipedia tag. I have no idea how that got there--perhaps an accidental paste or typo. Thanks, Dave.

Yes (I hear imports are not welcome) and thanks! A year ago I tried using OSM raster tiles in a base layer for another map, but the partially complete forest cover looked horrible. So, here we go...

That was probably a typo. No indication on topo maps, but based on the imagery, I think these water bodies are small oxbow lakes along a former stream course. Good catch, Marc. -Dave

Fixed it.
-Dave

Fixed it.

I used the JOSM revert tool to undo changeset/109901079. This should restore the Green Mountain Trail to it's previous geometry. I am not at all sure how this happened; but it was probably related to me taking a peek at Green Mountain imagery for an unrelated project while working Wyoming.
Let me know if there is still a problem, and I'm sorry for any inconvenience.
-Dave

Looks like a typo or bad accidental copy and paste. That tag has now been removed.

I have always thought of landuse=residential, commercial, etc. as designating a larger area (e.g. a whole neighborhood). But I have restored the Pine Apartments tag. Wiki articles on this topic are rather confusing, and I can't think of a better way to designate a group of buildings such as this.

A dwelling unit with its own street address, attached or detached, is considered to be a "house". The Wiki recommends this over the more general "residential" tag. See building=terrace and some others. In some cases, landuse= residential tags were also removed, because that tag generally applies to neighborhoods instead of individual buildings. (I also drove by these "apartments" and added the individual addresses, where visible).

P.S. You're right about much of this. I do map residential areas across and including streets, so I guess agriculture should be treated the same way.
Happy mapping!
-Dave

Feel free to merge them or make whatever other improvements you would like!