Thanks Pierce or picking this up. It took me a while looking at what had gone on and yes it is true. I believe it is in the PSMA location data. I made a quick mud map of Victoria however I think it is a late night typo however and should be Darriman. You can check the map here briefly with the name in black being the PSMA data https://dhhs.carto.com/builder/db8d5eae-d8ed-49f3-b2ff-48beb01cadf8/embed
Sorry for the confusion however there appears to be a bulk import of PSMA sometime in 2019. Feel free to pm for further.

Apols - This was due to a fire on the premises back in 2014. Not certain ifand when it re-opened

Thanks for doing the updates Jacob.

Another tip is that a lot of these streams do not exit to the sea but end up in "soaks" where they head underground or just disperse but I do urge that you use the intermittent tag for all rivers that you can clearly see has no water in them.

No problems. Just something to note. Most of Australia's rivers and streams are intermittent. Have a look at https://cdn4.techly.com.au/wp-content/uploads/2016/04/Australias-permanent-rivers-500x411.jpg which shows all permanent rivers and streams, Best to add intermittent=yes in most cases unless on the coast line or to the east of Australia

Excellent meticulous work Lakatos! I am really impressed with the precision.

Are you sure this is the correct location?

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Great updates Elsaxt, thank you for efforts in an area that needs a bit of work

Hi Theo, thanks for the update re playground. I can't recall one being there and the bing sat images don't show it. Is it in the right place?

Thanks for the really detailed edits around upper gully. If you are doing more around the national park or main roads, you may find the Mapillary images helpful. These are available via the map data icon on the right hand side when you are editing. All the best

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Hi Andrew,
Sorry to bother you again. I think you are confusing the name of the road or town with your name. Let me know if you need a hand.

Ewen

Hi Andrew,
Welcome to OSM. Can you let me know what knowledge you have for changing the town name from Willowra to Andrew?

Sorry - I missed this with emails going to an old email address. The fix was actually to fix a previous issue where I or others did not have the crossing. Strava showed a number of routes (prob due to old vs new, poor GPS and people doing their own route. So with the images available at that time and the GPS (Strava and GPS traces), I would suggest that I probably have routed the track as per my memory of it crossing the creek. Apologies for bolloxing it up.

HI Nat,
Thanks for doing this. Just a quick tip that you can square up buildings. Right hand mouse click on the building and select the square icon. All the best and keep mapping!

Hi der schiefe Turm,
Thanks for adding the details in. The more correct way to do this is to create a relation which you can find at the bottom of the left hand panel if you click on an existing road. The Relation contains all the information in a single location for the postcode/suburb etc. so that it is consistent within the area. It's a bit more difficult and I am happy to assist if you want. Have a look at Elmore, Victoria relation/2469716#map=15/-36.4934/144.6098 which shows the town boundary using pre-existing roads and a small portion in the SE as relation alone. Bus routes are another example of using existing roads to form a relation. Check the Wiki for relations at osm.wiki/Relation and the Australian entry in the admin_level table boundary=administrative#admin_level

Feel free to reply and happy to assist. Keep the great mapping going!