Drew new roadways and updated others

Created a local bike route relation for the bike paths because they are signed with green signs. Added/updated details along the way.

Aligned roadways

Bike routing programs were prioritizing this road over 72 so I downgraded it from a track road to a service road.

Despite being in Glendale, this street is signed as North 26th Street, so I swapped the two name fields to prioritize the real-world name.

Added road names re: 2024 DEP map

Drew and updated polygon areas for the four pine plains areas and the ways they overlap or abut with the state forests. Hopefully I got this right!

Added/updated relation members for the OLT-M Line.

Added paths, crossings, service roads, parking aisles, and surfaces.

These paths are undesignated/unspecified de facto footpaths. Some are informal.

I removed the bike lanes from SR-142 and Bushnell Rd because there aren't designated bike lanes. There is only a narrow shoulder alongside rumble strips on roadways with 55mph limits. Bike lanes need two stripes and designation to be bike lanes.

This roadway is a parking aisle.

These crossings are not "designated" for bikes or pedestrians.

There is no bike lane on this off-ramp way.

Added the other gate to Andrews Road that blocks car access to the dam from the east. Foot and bike traffic is allowed but not designated for anyone. There is an informal path around the western gate. The steps are a popular portage for canoers/kayakers.

Detailed steps and curb cuts

Area details

restricted access footpath and roadways

Added/corrected alt names

I added the Fratney-Wright Bike Boulevards to the route relation for the city's bike route network, since these roads are designated for bike travel. This should help OpenCycleMap, which can't yet render bike boulevards or cyclestreets (but CyclOSM can).