April 2025 Coal Creek bridge crossing / trail connections under construction. Added a few pieces. Hope to update as construction progresses.

Seems to be the general area of the Stoney Nakoda Exshaw Wildlife Arch overpass
https://www.mapillary.com/app/?pKey=1144094376177583
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hhzl8GS04Ic
Maybe a local could chip in, even get current Mapillary or KartaView images. Map on, Team OSM!

could use (Mapillary, KartaView, Mapilio) street-level ground-truth images of wildlife crossing overpass / vehicle tunnel. (AFAICT, last Bing Streetside visit 2019). Shame govt agencies not contributing new project data

Tesla service/R&D/testing facility in this general area
21375 Telegraph
https://www.detroitnews.com/story/business/autos/2022/11/04/tesla-plans-electric-vehicle-rd-repair-facility-in-southfield/69619580007/

highway section with rumble strips, signs and flashing lights tagged as man_made=wildlife_crossing, intended for dedicated wildlife overpass structures (area). https://www.mapillary.com/map/im/BRrrAk54t_l-thSEQ9nVPA

Wondering about locations of Marshall #1 and #2 mentioned in news report
https://www.9news.com/article/news/investigations/investigators-looking-at-underground-coal-fire-as-possible-cause-of-marshall-fire/73-9fbd71ce-3838-40f3-878c-5b2d5e61680e

Bridge construction project: new second bridge now being used

building removed. I deleted object not realizing I could tag it with lifecycle/demolished. Can't see easy way to fix this. Maybe poweruser like you can fix this in 30 seconds. Would be grateful.

Major destruction, map changes since catastrophic Dec. 30 #MarshallFire. Along McCaslin, between Via Appia/Centennial north to Washington/Davidson Mesa trailhead, most houses leveled. Lots slowly being cleared, prepped for rebuilding. McCaslin streetlights all out, plastic orange web fencing separate off-limits areas from public sidewalks; barricades at some streets, 7/24 police at access points (residents have access passes). Since no public access by car, only have some Mapillary bike sequences from east side Washington.