1. Keepright: fixed almost-junction. (There is some indication on Bing that there is a footway entrance here, but in any case logically it must connect to the road.)

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    #7197791 2 1 0 0

  2. Keepright: Bing imagery shows that this footway is next to the service road and walkable.

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    #7197712 2 1 0 0

  3. Keepright: removed dud way.

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    #7197689 0 0 1 0

  4. Keepright: fixed almost-junction.

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    #7197672 0 2 0 0

  5. Keepright: for a pedestrian-only entrance to a side road we put a short pedestrian connecting way.

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    #7197656 2 1 0 0

  6. Keepright: fixed almost-junction.

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    #7197637 0 2 0 0

  7. Keepright: these steps lead down from the pavement, shown on Bing, so logically connect to the main road.

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    #7197627 1 0 0 0

  8. Keepright: fixed almost-junction.

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    #7197580 0 2 2 0

  9. Keepright: adjusted roads and traced wall from Bing.

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    #7197567 6 5 0 0

  10. Keepright: Traced barrier between car park lanes from Bing.

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    #7197519 35 0 0 0

  11. Mapping trip to Horley and Gatwick airport.

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    #7197121 74 34 7 0

  12. Street names from OS.

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    #7192754 0 3 0 0

  13. Street names from OS.

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    #7192722 3 30 1 0

  14. Traced roads and public buildings from OS.

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    #7192639 313 24 0 0

  15. Street names from OS, plus a little bit more tracing.

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    #7192189 14 65 6 0

  16. Fixed typo in street name (web search confirms).

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    #7191995 0 2 0 0

  17. Street names from OS.

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    #7191832 1 4 1 0

  18. Traced roads from OS.

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    #7191786 221 26 2 0

  19. Traced roads and place name from OS.

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    #7191256 56 3 0 0

  20. Keepright: part of this untagged way is visible on Bing as a wall. The other part doesn't seem to exist, so I have removed it.

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    #7191152 0 1 9 0