Just did a review of more reascent satellite imagery.

Yes, sort of, The commercial district located on the Argyle Shared Street was branded "Asia on Argyle" in 2013 and meant for that stretch of road from Broadway to Sheridan. The neighborhood itself, a separate boundary encompassing a larger area, bounded by Foster/Sheridan/Ainslie/Glenwood, is just called "Argyle Street". The Historic District was made to highlight/protect the original Argyle Park Town/suburb buildings roughly between Broadway/Winona/Sheridan/Ainslie. All areas are correctly marked.

There are 3 distinctive names for the area. The actual neighborhood known as just "Argyle Street". The "West Argyle Street Historic District" which was registered in 2010, and the retail corridor "Asia on Argyle" which was branded in 2013. I update the Wikipedia pages to reflect that and added the neighborhood boundary.

I swapped the name of the retail area to Asia on Argyle as the name was created as a chamber of commerce promotional effort. The neighborhood area itself should remain as the official name with others as alts.

"directional signage along Lake Shore and Sheridan."?? there was a sign on the CTA bridge that was removed in 2023 with the station and track rebuild. Asia on Argyle is listed as a loc_name as well as an alt_name along with some others like New Chinatown. West Argyle Street Historic District is its official name used on National Register of Historic Places and other city documents. https://npgallery.nps.gov/AssetDetail/NRIS/10000311

According to newer imagery that garden design was removed around 2023 as you can see on GE and Mapbox images. Haven't seen any new design since its removal.

no need, I already did the reverts.

Your resent changes to Ohare ORD are not correct. The airport is under ongoing construction and many changes have been made to the layout the you changed or reverted to old imagery.

These points were not subway entrances.

Ill take a look at that link and see if i can get thise issues corrected

I would not oppose marking the rest with service and busbay tags but it should be uniform accross the chicago area how the bus only terminals are taged.

Remarked the service road leading to the power station. Past that in a busway and does meet the definition. highway=busway is used on most all of the bus lines terminal areas in Chicago where Bus only signage is present.

oops, fixed

was just merging some features of the unmarked bike path, missed fixing that tag that was attached

Chicago grid uses secondary as mostly business lined roads and tertiary as mostly residential main roads. I had been using service for the default class for park drives, but unclassified seem to be a better class.

a little more that just "Updated street centerlines"

yw. I did a lot of mapping of the entire river shoreline, brides, and surrounding areas.

Yes, the Lincoln Park Fitness Course is the combination of the unpaved running/walking/bike path paired with several fitness station along the path.

@robby_rumble no need for a lecture, mistakes are made sometimes. We have also discussed how that is a default setting, not an intentional tag.

according to the base visitor page, it looks like Ft Sam Houston is a access by sponsorship or invitation only base so yes, private would be more appropriate.