The abandoned railway mapped here could not be seen when surveying from the Mary Jemison Trail. Apparently it either no longer exists or is not mapped in the right place.

technically as far as I can tell this train station is a station in name only, no passenger service comes out of this station, its currently used for the Revolution Rail bike trail. If this is the case, tags on the station building itself and the stop location could be updated to reflect its current non-rail station use perhaps with life cycle tags.

No railway found on ground here. There are buildings both sides... Appears to no longer exist.

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If this railway doesn't exist, it needs to be removed. OSM is only for features that currently exist!

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Does this bridge still exist?

the canal section in this area should probably be tagged as derelict since its not in use and has no water here

This red trail that's marked as a foot path is actually a snowmobile trail. It crosses private properties that the owners only allow permission to snowmobile riders. Trying to walk this trail any other time of year might get you shot at.

canal in this section still has water in it, suggest adding water to the sections of the canal that are still open and have water in them in this area

The O'Neil Road bridge is intact but has been closed since 1993. There are barriers at both ends that block all access.

2 Flock cameras.
Monitors both directions.
Wyoming County Sheriff.