Notes would be very helpful. It does take a few steps in our browser editor, iD, to add a bridge.
We do have a more advanced editor, JOSM, that makes adding bridges and culverts very simple.

Also, under the editors image icon, you can select LIDAR which does help identifying bridges someone easier when the area is very wooded.

As the block on your account says, please follow the DWG guidelines for edits in Crimea. Looking at your tags, let me suggest that you add them to openhistoricalmap.org. If you are interested in OHM, I can connect you with one of the founders.

Thank you for your edit. I reviewed your work and it looks good.
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Thanks for updating all of those roads in Lewis county. Can you review this edit? A long segment of the Forest Road 4715 is tagged as a bridge instead of the short section of bridge you added. Let me know if you need help.
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Thanks for updating all of those roads in Lewis county. Can you review this edit? A long segment of the Forest Road 4715 is tagged as a bridge instead of the short section of bridge you added. Let me know if you need help.
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What does highest_point=2 refer to?
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addr:unit is needed when multiple addresses have the same addr:housenumber as these do. Typically most condo and many retail and commercial buildings host multiple businesses.

#TIP: The building outline should match the roof.
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#TIP: Address nodes typically either go near the main building or as part of the building outline. I see you added a building in a subsequent edit. Can you move the address to the building?

#TIP: Instead of deleting a feature, just modify the geometry instead.
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#TIP: you might also want to add the unit number since it appears that a number of businesses occupy the building
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It looks like you mapped some of the footpaths through the building. If they go into the building, we typically just take the path to the door and mark a building entrance. If the paths go under a cover, then the covered tagged would be appropriate. See covered=* for covered and building passage. Can you review this edit after looking at the wiki page to see what is the best approach?
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FYI - you might be seeing a shift in the imagery also. In the editor, click on the background icon, then towards the bottom of the list, there is imagery offset. You can adjust the imagery to better match what is already mapped.
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Is this a parking lot, if so it probably should be tagged like the parking lots here -> changeset/166844293#map=19/45.909898/-122.747472. The reason for adding the service road is to allow the routers to direct the user right to the building.
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#TIP: it is good to also add a tag describing the type of business. My guess would be industrial=seafood_processing
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Residential roads in rural areas are typically tagged as highway=unclassified. OSM use the British road classification system since OSM was started in England. So basically, rural residential roads are classified as unclassified. You will see many wrongly classified rural roads because when the data was imported, before my time, they called them residential.
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#TIP: street names are spelled out in OSM. The reason is software has a hard with abbreviated words
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I'm not sure what you are trying to accomplish. Let me know if you need help. I'll send you more info on OSM in a message.
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#TIP: instead of deleting the service road, just modify the geometry which will save the history of the object.
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#TIP: we don't use descriptive names. Since the house already has an address, adding a node with the same address doesn't really help. You could add a driveway from the street to the house.
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#TIP: we spell out street names in OSM. The reason is that software has a hard time with abbreviations
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