This is the twentifirst batch in a series covering north of interstate 40 primarily in Coconino County, AZ. This may very well be the last batch period since OSM has decided to ignore local street naming standards.

This is the twentieth batch in a series covering north of interstate 40 primarily in Coconino County, AZ. We have discovered an area where every road was entered as a track even when the street was obviously a residential one. More Tiger file mishaps?

This is the nineteenth batch in a series covering north of interstate 40 primarily in Coconino County, AZ. What qualifies a street to be marked as residential? Obviously homes built on the street does that but we also consider when the county assigns hous

This is the eighteenth batch in a series covering north of interstate 40 primarily in Coconino County, AZ. A whole area was found with streets in the OSM database marked residential but with no street names or anything else. Tiger file strikes again?

This is the seventeenth batch in a series covering north of interstate 40 primarily in Coconino County, AZ. We use resource_extraction for a service road leading into a quarry or gravel, cinder and borrow pits.

This is the sixteenth batch in a series covering north of interstate 40 primarily in Coconino County, AZ. The reason why a dammed stream that has created a pond is now called a stream pool and not a tank is to prevent confusion with metal tanks.

This is the fifteenth batch in a series covering north of interstate 40 primarily in Coconino County, AZ. Just about the biggest landowner in this area is Perrin Ranches which now farms the wind as Perrin Wind Farm Rd winds from wind turbine to turbine.

This is the fourteenth batch in a series covering north of interstate 40 primarily in Coconino County, AZ. What makes life interesting in these parts is when a road winds back and forth over a major stream of water like Cataract Creek (the name misleads).

This is the thirteenth batch in a series covering north of interstate 40 primarily in Coconino County, AZ. Adding new roads and getting them into their roadbeds sure fills up the memory tables in the editor program fast which results in a lot of batches.

This is the twelfth batch in a series covering north of interstate 40 primarily in Coconino County, AZ. A new series of roads has been found north of Williams, AZ so that area is now the focus of our work.

This is the eleventh batch in a series covering north of interstate 40 primarily in Coconino County, AZ. A lot of the work involved converting tanks to stream pools, moving the tags from the point marker to stream pool and then deleting the marker.

This is the tenth batch in a series covering north of interstate 40 primarily in Coconino County, AZ. There were two batch eighths because of being unable to enter the comments for batch nine due to a dead keyboard as it turned out so this batch ten.

This is the eighth batch in a series covering north of interstate 40 primarily in Coconino County, AZ. It has been necessary to return to Yavapai County to work on railroads, past and present.

This is the eighth batch in a series covering north of interstate 40 primarily in Coconino County, AZ. It has been necessary to return to Yavapai County to work on railroads, past and present.

This is the seventh batch in a series covering north of interstate 40 primarily in Coconino County, AZ. It has been necessary to return to Yavapai County to do over work done in previous batches that mysteriously disappeared.

This is the sixth batch in a series covering north of interstate 40 primarily in Coconino County, AZ. It has been necessary to return to Yavapai County to do over work done in previous batches that mysteriously disappeared.

This is the fifth batch in a series covering north of interstate 40 primarily in Coconino County, AZ. Working with abandoned railroad beds can be interesting and challenging especially when you find that an intermittent stream has washed out a bridge.

This is the fourth batch in a series covering north of interstate 40 primarily in Coconino County, AZ. Work that we did in some previous batches has disappeared and tiger:separated = no keeps being stripped out of entire batches. Why?

This is the third batch in a series covering north of interstate 40 primarily in Coconino County, AZ. This area of AZ is close to where three different counties meet. They are also the 2nd, 3rd and 4th largest counties in the US so know where you are.

This is the second batch in a series covering north of interstate 40 primarily in Coconino County, AZ. Almost every road here already in our database was entered as a track road even though it was obviously a residential street. How come?