Source from Strava Heatmap and USGS 3DEP aswell.

Source from Strava Heatmap and USGS 3DEP aswell.

I'm not sure what happened there I was just using the iD turn restriction editor.

Lanes should not be added as individual lanes unless there is physical separation between the lanes. See osm.wiki/Dual_carriageway#Examples.

Don't add buildings that don't exist. way/1057418851

Thank you.

Yes, sorry it was a copy+paste error. Thanks for catching it.

Also Esri Clarity

I think the research part was in the Pima County dataset. When I look at https://edits.nationalmap.gov/apps/gaz-domestic/public/search/names I couldn't find the gnis tag with that id. What are you using?

There used to be some nodes instead of areas. I recalled they existed when I got the polygons so I had to manually search for them because I had deleted them before that, funny enough. I noticed that the gnis tags got removed at the time as well but I decided to keep them. Perhaps you could use the "was" prefix. ie. "was:gnis:feature_id=37196"

Yeah sorry I forgot to remove those and the correct tagging. I'll fix things up today.

"Brownfield" is not used for farmland. See landuse=brownfield

PADUS used for nature preserve boundaries.

Some Mapbox Satellite used also.

You cant copy from either of those.

Reverted 127950833 127949913 127949149 127950315 127951536 127957057 127958661 127966364

Could you link what element I mistagged? I'm sure it was a mistake.

This was actually named "Unknown Tank" - check the USGS Topo Maps.

Correct link: osm.wiki/User:BubbaJuice/Heath_vs._Scrub

I made this to help distinguish between scrub and heath. The Sonoran Desert is more scrub oriented while hotter, dryer deserts are more heath oriented. osm.wiki/User:BubbaJuice/Heath_vs._Scru