Both lines are separate because they originate from different docks in Kingston, even though they both arrive at the same dock in Edmonds. In OSM, each ferry route is mapped separately if the start or end points differ, because each represents a distinct service or schedule.
Imagine if you were navigating from the Kingston terminal, and the only ferry you saw was leaving from a different dock than the Edmonds route was shown to depart from. This would cause some worry and confusion about if it was the correct route for travel to Edmonds.
Of course, with the current construction, who knows how this will change.
Does that help answer the question?
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Yes, I can, and thanks for the little audit. Zebra crossings along south 2nd south, between east 3rd south and east 7th south have traffic signals to indicate whether a pedestrian is crossing. The city decided to implement these signaled crossings because of the high volume of students traveling to and from the the college and crossing here.
You might not be able initially see them from the aerial photography, but a close inspection on either side of the crossing will show that there are flashing signals.
If you would like to independently corroborate this outside of my personal experience, then I suggest using a service like google streetview to further confirm.
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Corrected.

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Hey, thanks for reviewing the changes. If I understand you correctly, a solution to this would be to update this change to be specific to the actual structures, instead of covering all the land owned by the apt. complex?