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Id Creator Description Created at Last changed
1401737 BobF4253

Cutteslowe Allotments

108109 Andrew Chadwick

Residential close without speed limit

108106 Andrew Chadwick

Residential close without speed limit

http://www.itoworld.com/map/124?lon=-1.21748&lat=51.74922&zoom=15&fullscreen=true&fullscreen=true

108108 Andrew Chadwick

Residential close without speed limit

1442531 Happy Hobo

The place has gone or never existed. This is an auto-generated note from MAPS.ME application: a user reports a POI that is visible on a map (which can be outdated), but cannot be found on the ground.
POI name: Headington Post Office
POI types: building amenity-post_office
OSM data version: 2018-05-26T22:39:02Z
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112564 m902

Moved from OpenStreetBugs:
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Description: Missing sports area and path [achadwick, 2011-07-05 15:05:18 BST]

530071

This is still cycle path which is usable. (Just looked up a route using this stretch of road and it suggested going on cycle path, then onto the road here, then back onto cycle path!)

207636 William James

This cycle route has been closed by the Council. It now has "cyclists dismount" signs at both ends.

572887

This whole area is currently under development ("Barton Park"), progress can be seen e.g. from the ring road. Project website appears to be here: http://www.bartonparkoxford.com/

150388 Andrew Chadwick

First up: great work on this area, people!

Could a better (less highly visible on all renderings) notation be found for the subterranean bits?

"Building" seems somewhat wrong for the Gladstone Link tunnel (more of a delving?), perhaps best left as a simple tunnel.

I'd suggest building:part=yes areas (building:part=*) for the subterranean parts, like the rad cam dome. Leave them not tagged with building=yes, since we already have a separate area for "the above-ground outline of the building".

Sort of a "principle of least surprise" thing: users of the map expect a single outline reflecting the above-ground stuff.