The USGS Topo map indicates the Travelers Rest Cemetery is far more extensive than shown. Someone on the ground needs to track the perimeter of the cemetery and map it. It'd also be handy to know if the cemetery across the street is part of it or a separate cemetery, and if separate what its name is.

I have drawn in Whitewater State Park as well as I can using the satellite photos and USGS topo map, but a state park deserves to be mapped in excruciating detail. Someone on the ground needs to map all service roads, cabins with cabin numbers, campsites with campsite numbers, picnic pavilions with pavilion numbers, hiking trails, restrooms, and any other amenities that might be of interest to visitors.

This park has been refurbished with a new pier and new decking. It needs to be remapped as soon as it shows up on a satellite photo.

I think it's called Lake Jackson Park now.

USGS Topo map says there's a cemetery here. Can't see anything in the satellite photo. It also says there's a church here, but it's apparently gone.

USGS Topo map says there's a roadside park here. I can't see anything but woods in the satellite photo. Is there really something here?

The islands in Kings Bay were drawn in as lines. They should have been drawn in as areas so that they could be properly identified as islands, and also so they can be named as areas rather than simply having to poke a point in the middle with a name on it. I don't know how to change a line to an area without just deleting the whole thing and drawing it over from scratch.

Two Brewton Drives within a quarter mile of one another. I'm betting one is incorrect.

Someone has labelled this Harper Creek, but the topo map clearly calls it Little Hard Labor Creek. Whassup?