Fictional park and paths.

Canadian spelling "Supercentre", per walmart.ca.

The OSM standard map shows "Smoky River" here at zoom=12 or 13, but don't go nuts trying to figure it out, like I did.
It appears to be an old *rendering* bug with that map, that's been active for years and *thought to* be fixed.
I checked carefully. There's no water mapped anywhere near this prison, and WHODIDIT shows no recent activity that could account for it.
Other maps don't seem to have the problem, so... nothing to worry about.

A few days from now, this road will be closed for LRT construction. See http://transedlrt.ca/advisories/85-street-lane-closures-2/

Here's a project for someone with ambition: bike-route improvements in this area.

The city infamously removed the bike lanes on 97 Street, even grinding out the paint. (It's still a good bike route though, and they've done good work elsewhere.)

According to https://www.edmonton.ca/transportation/RoadsTraffic/BikeMap2017.pdf
there's a missing section of bikes-legal sidewalk along 34 Ave. just south of this marker.

Spelt "Supercentre" in Canada, confirmed on walmart.ca.
(Picking nits, I know...)

Did this campground icon get moved by mistake? Calling Lake is north of Athabasca, has a campground, but I don't see one mapped there.

Does anybody know: is this road drivable by the public as a "through" road, or is it part of the mine and therefore disallowed?

I drew the mine boundaries, but there's a fair amount of guesswork involved. I can certainly shrink the mine to not include the road if it's a public road.

Two peaks marked Signal Mountain. The other one looks correct on the topo (cycle) map; this one should be removed.

More CanVec bogosity.