This is the third batch based in Coconino National Forest in Coconino and Navajo Counties. Got some emails from folks at OSM about using abbreviations in road names. The reply bounced from an unattended email box so need an usable box.

This is the second batch based in Coconino National Forest in Coconino and Navajo Counties. Work is slow here because so many roads have no number so research is required to try and find them.

Work has now shifted to Coconino National Forest in Coconino and and Navajo Counties. This is the first batch from this new area but there will undoubtedly many more to come.

This is the thirteenth set of work on roads in the Tusayan district of Kaibab Forest in Coconino County. More named roads have been found that needed to be added to our system. Continuing to convert the tanks to the new format where the tags are on tanks.

This is the twelfth set of work on roads in the Tusayan district of Kaibab Forest in Coconino County. Double checking the edits shows a few mistakes in road numbers since they are constantly changing that need fixing.

This is the eleventh set of work on roads in the Tusayan district of Kaibab Forest in Coconino County. The work in the NW triangle of Kaibab is basically done and cleaning up the rest of the Tusayan Ranger district is well under way.

This is the tenth set of work on roads in the Tusayan district of Kaibab Forest in Coconino County. Finishing work in the NW triangle of Kaibab and headed towards Grand Canyon Airport which is a total jumble of old and new road names.

This is the ninth set of work on roads in the Tusayan district of Kaibab Forest in Coconino County. Continuing work in the NW triangle of Kaibab where government maps often disagree with each other especially on road numbers.

This is the eighth set of work on roads in the Tusayan district of Kaibab Forest in Coconino County. All of this work was done in the NW triangle of Kaibab trying to straighten out all of the misnamed roads and supply totally missing ones.

This is the seventh set of work on roads in the Tusayan district of Kaibab Forest in Coconino County. Most of the work is in the long neglected NW triangle of Kaibab which is a total mess.

A serious problem hampering the map work is the overwhelming number of overlapping vegetation areas. You cannot see what roads have as sufaces, lanes and smoothness.

This is the fifth set of work on roads in the Tusayan district of Kaibab Forest in Coconino County. At least in national forests, perhaps importing data from the Tiger file should be avoided since it is riddled with errors.

This is the fourth set of work on roads in the Tusayan district of Kaibab Forest in Coconino County. Complicating work here beyond only 4 tags issue forcing one to use location, governmental maps disagree partly because the road numbers change often.

This is the third set of work on roads in the Tusayan district of Kaibab Forest in Coconino County. In the last batch there was no room for the 4 tags on most roads: tiger:cfcc=A41 and reviewed=no, highway=track, and county=Coconino, AZ.

This is the second set of work on roads north of Interstate 40 in the Tusayan district of Kaibab Forest in Coconino County. This is the worst mess for a mapper. Roads were dumped into our database most with only 4 identical tags, no names, all unclassifie

This is the first set of work on roads north of Interstate 40 in theTusayan district of Kaibab Forest in Coconino County. Most roads here are misaligned and are missing most of the critical road data.

This is the 25th set of work on roads north of Interstate 40 and west of US Highway 89 in both Kaibab and Coconino Forests all in Coconino County. This will be the last batch of this series as operations will be shifting to the east side of US Highway 89

This is the 24th set of work on roads north of Interstate 40 and west of US Highway 89 in both Kaibab and Coconino Forests all in Coconino County. A large number of vegetarian type areas makes it hard to see through the area nets to make changes.

This is the 23rd set of work on roads north of Interstate 40 and west of US Highway 89 in both Kaibab and Coconino Forests all in Coconino County. Although this area is sparsely settled there is many more roads to work on here.

This is the 22nd set of work on roads north of Interstate 40 and west of US Highway 89 in both Kaibab and Coconino Forests all in Coconino County. Three tanks have been found with the same name within easy driving distance from each other. Who decides?