no longer exists - LRT platform extended north, new access is just south of crossing to north of 109 Ave

need to identify which paths within Park south of creek & east of Macleod are wide & paved (3 metres or wider or have painted dividing line) and therefore "should" be shown as cycle paths (equivalent to City designation of "regional pathway" - still shared paths, but more readily identifiable as main paths both by cyclists and those who wish to avoid them)

this really isn't "wetland" in any conventional sense, but a area subject to flooding during exceptional years

St Mary's could use more features if info to identify them is available

add old channel to main as a separate water area - don't extend bank of main channel of creek

This is an area of "shingle", which may or may not render satisfactorily in OSM or OsmAnd. If it doesn't, try moving it to layer 1 (which probably shouldn't be done, but may provide helpful info as an experiment)

area of shingle that has long existed but does not render on top of water; set to level 1 to see if that will result in useful rendering. Note that setting level this way may be the wrong thing to do.

pathways around this area need to be remapped; creek has widened and changed course somewhat due to floods; some paths no longer exist

Southbound Deerfoot and link from here to the merge of the connector from WB Stoney, south of Cranston Bv, should be reasonably accurate as of 2016-12-21. Note that the Bing image as of that date does not match well except for the roads that appear dark (freshly paved).

path between here & McKenzie Meadows Dr does not appear on City interactive pathway map as of 2017-04, which likely means it is regarded as sidewalk