onosm.org submitted note from a business:
name: Thebadvampi restaurants
phone: +1 276-695-5571
website: www.amir-ez.me
twitter: undefined
hours: Monday-Friday 9 am to 12pm
category: Asian Restaurants
address: 402 blvd

Jag tror namnet behöver delas upp i ett name:sv och ett name:<samiska>, men jag är osäker på vad som är rätt språkkod för samiskan här. Och jag uttalar mig inte om vad som ska stå i den rena 'name'-taggen, men "dvs" borde definitivt bort, kanske bytas mot ett tankstreck eller nå't.

Forwarding anonymous report from #Mapy.cz user, please verify: Tourist shelter is here.

"Settlement. not on the map, but should be there."
OSM snapshot date: 2023-01-21T19:25:03Z
POI name: Norra Bergnäs
POI types: tourism-viewpoint
#organicmaps

There is a somewhat built-up ford here that was only about knee-deep towards the end of ice-melt on the lake (~50% coverage at <10cm thickness).
To the west the water gets both deeper and higher flow rate (elevation change between lake and river of 1.5m), to the east quickly drops off into the lake.

This ford should probably be marked on the map

As of 2023-06-28 a new shelter was being constructed here (interior work was being finished up) directly adjacent to the one already there.

The new one needs to be added - sorry, didn't take pictures or GPS data.
The old one will probably be removed during 2023 or early 2024

This used to be the outhouse, but it has been removed. and only remnant rock anchors exist (as of 2023-06-28).
The outhouse has been integrated into the materials shack 20 m to the west.

=> This one here needs to be removed

This is indeed a bridge, but a typical Norwegian one, built out of two steel ropes, some slats and wires.
As this may have an impact on trip planning for some (afraid of heights, travelling with kids or dogs, ...): Can this be denoted in the map somehow?

And if it can, it oughta be done for a couple of Norwegian bridges in the fjell

Here is a ford that was about knee-deep in early July at the end of snow-melt.
conditions: spotty and broken-up, i.e. <30%, and thin (<10cm) ice coverage on the lake

Markanter Gedenkstein hier

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