Something funky happened with the Grant Wood Trail relation on this edit, where the relation got added to several nearby roads. I've split up those segments and removed the relation from the incorrectly marked roads.

That does make a lot of sense! Thanks for explaining.

The City has several neighborhood areas defined. I would consider these similar to the neighborhood areas in Chicago, in that you would want to see these names - and not subdivision names - when you zoom into the map:

https://cms.revize.com/revize/cedarrapids/2020%20NA%20Map.pdf

Again, not understanding the value of marking subdivision names when the community uses popular nomenclature for the neighborhood area.

While these area names reflect subdivision data, they aren't practically useful as they are not the areas common names. Is there a good reason not to stick to the neighborhood area name of "Wellington Heights" and instead to use outdated subdivision names from 100 years ago?

Thanks, I tried looking this up - because I don't like the icon used by the Standard map and thought the "swimming person" icon was more suitable. I was unable to find the item you referenced when I searched. I have corrected the issue.

How cool is that?!! Thanks for sharing these tips :)