wait why'd I say wood River when this is obviously Meadowbrook???

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not food

My man really did just do all of South Roxana, props to you!

it was actually 2021

wait what the hell, I just looked at the tags for that thing, you were definitely right for deleting that, why did it have those tags? I didn't even add them

why did you get rid of a piece of landuse?

definitely feels like vandalism, plus their only other changeset is about something similar

way/1191905047 this way is glued to an administrative boundary and doesn't continue its coverage of the forest that's visible on the imagery north of it

Why did you change the speed limit from 40 to 45 mph? The posted speed limit along the entire section of the road from Arnold to the intersection of Interstate 255 is 40 mph, plus there hasn't been any road work or plans to increase the speed limit of the road

Hello, I would like to inquire why much of the land use (more specifically wooded areas) are not fully congruent with the full wooded area (large cut offs where it should continue), and why you glued some of the land uses to administrative boundaries

oh, nicely done

given none of the motorways that were created are real, especially as someone who lives in the region, this is just.. blatantly horrible

Kind of stupid on my part, after looking at the website for Roxana, found a newsletter that had the address of the new village hall in it

Can you give any notes on why the city hall was deleted?

After checking, all that exists at the address (909 Lewis and Clark Boulevard) is a half empty lot. Even then, the zip code does not match up with the given address

not doing this change to marked anymore, checked and its good I didn't change 'that' many, its somehow still unknown

more on it: Cahokia Heights is also not as large as the other two main places in St. Clair county, Belleville and O'Fallon, which are the 1st and 2nd largest cities in southern Illinois respectively.

About the useage of it on a thin line of trees, I just go by what I see in other parts of the world in land use and natural stuff, and in most places, like europe, and the few mapped places in the United States, they usually will map out small lines of trees. For me personally, I will add it as an area as long as its more than a tree thick, or in most cases, thick enough so that if seen from ground level you wouldn't be able to see through to the other side

source=survey but... it contains a large part of the world

wait, why did you delete the wooded area? what was wrong about it to be deleted?