Is it Reeves Askins or Reeves-Askin?

I have located six Air Force towers out here in the Gulf of Mexico. They're pretty important for boaters and fishermen in this area, and they are officially listed as being in Franklin County. They don't show up in satellite photos because the satellite photos don't cover open ocean. I don't know if OpenStreetMaps.org covers open ocean, either, but in this case at least I think it should. These towers should be included in the Florida map.

There are too many Lynntown Roads here.

Stripling Park has paved pathways through it. They need to be tracked and mapped.

USGS map shows Gray to be a circular town and Clinton is a semicircular town to its SW. The administrative boundaries on OSM, though, indicate that Gray has been annexing large swaths of land, including big chunks in the center of Clinton, and Clinton no longer exists as a separate entity. Is this the case? Does Clinton still exist, and if so, where is its administrative boundary?

Ramsey Road becomes Schmoe Road and then back to Ramsey? Doubtful.

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.

The Slave Canal needs to be GPS-traced (by canoe) and mapped.

This road repeatedly changes name back and forth between Mt Gilead Road and Bert Whiddon Road. Whassup wit dat?