Striddler's Notes

Notes submitted or commented on by Striddler

Id Creator Description Created at Last changed
Resolved 4517291 ForestFurnace

Tiadaghton State Forest, PA: OSM discourages the use of abbreviations in road/trail names. What is "Hol." short for in "Fred Hol. Tr."? Is it "Hollow"?
Name comes from DCNR map here: https://elibrary.dcnr.pa.gov/GetDocument?docId=1743167&DocName=Tiadaghton%20Public%20Use%20Map.pdf

Resolved 4940843 Mateusz Konieczny

way/32672594/history has shop = farmers_market

shop=farmers_market ? What kind of shop, if any is here? Is it intentionally used instead of shop=farm and amenity=marketplace ? If yes, what is the difference? Should we document this shop value as distinct, valid and useful?

Unresolved 4945492 ktgh

Unable to answer "Who is the operator of this charging station?" – Charging Station – node/13117063962 via StreetComplete 61.3:

Not networked, free charging.

Resolved 3379946 CurlingMan13

Business in big building called "Catalus"

via StreetComplete 46.1

Resolved 4908014 Rob Straub

Dunwoody Road is a dirt/gravel road.

Resolved 4852288 BethKatzPA

This Norry Island name is wrong. The name of the island is Packers Island. That name is hidden beneath this incorrect Norry Island name. I don’t know how to fix the issue. USGS maps as well as Google map and Apple map use the correct Packers Island name. Early USGS maps used older name of Shamokin Island. Thank you for fixing it.

Resolved 4517634 mitchellzzz

This pedestrian bridge is fenced off at both sides so it is not accessible. Even without the fencing, each side has stairs so it would not be suitable for bicycle routing.

Resolved 4645904 ottwiz

Is Scotch Run Reservoir still existing? From imagery I can see it's totally dried out and woods have taken over its place.

Unresolved 4461819 JackMaley

Leading from these two roads starts a dirt road that leads to a small recreational area with a coy pond and bridge.

Unresolved 3105769

This entire area is a park, not just the entrance. You can see that there are pavilions (covered picnic tables with grills,) a playground with swings, bathrooms, and several walking trails with benches and point of interest markers.