Reverted in #112889796. Are you mapping from out of date aerial imagery? The park was redone a few years ago.

These downtown edits are great! I especially like the building edits you did with the lidar source. Thanks for doing this!

Hi, I've changed Essex Junction back to place=suburb in changeset/104960743.

Vermont terms don't match OSM terms - while we call Essex Junction a village, in OSM village means "A smaller distinct settlement, smaller than a town with few facilities available with people traveling to nearby towns to access these." (See place=*)

Also last time I was there (pre-pandemic) you could enter and leave the Brownell parking lot to/from Pearl by going past the fire station - has that changed? I put the road back on the map but it's a recent change I could be wrong.

Thanks!

Hi,

Rather than amenity="Furniture Store", the correct tag here would probably be shop="furniture".

See shop=furniture for details.

Looks like there was a problem with this edit. The entire pond got marked as a dam!

I don't think this is right. The wiki says:

"highway=path is a generic path, either multi-use or unspecified usage, open to all non-motorized vehicles."

This means you're changing the default access rules to say that bikes are allowed. Did you mean to do that?

Note that according to the website there ARE paths here, but it's not what was mapped. They're not clear enough to map from aerial imagery, so someone local will have to do it.

Did the Key Bank building get demolished? Or is the bank gone but the building still there?

Rather than adding leisure=park to three separate areas over by the river, it would make sense to create a new area and mark that as the park.

The buildings of the gas stations and U-Haul over on Riverside are still there, right? For businesses like those that involve more than just the inside of a building, it's common to map the whole area the business takes up and put the business tags on that, and then also map the buildings with whatever tags apply to them specifically. For an example, see how the Cumberland Farms here is mapped, with the fuel as the whole area and the building as a convenience store: osm.org/query?lat=44.46078&lon=-73.21501

Hi, it looks like this is one of your first additions to OpenStreetMap, so welcome! It's great to see so much detail added to Winooski. I used to map there a bunch but since I moved into Burlington I haven't been able to keep up with all the changes.

For the opening_hours tag, there is a specific format that should be used so that computers (like, say, a smartphone gps) can understand it. The easiest way to fill in these values with the right syntax is to use the YoHours tool (http://projets.pavie.info/yohours/), or you can find more information and some other tools on the OSM wiki.

Are you sure this is correct? There's already a Missisquoi river that this merges into.

Thanks for working on this.

Red Rocks Park has actually already been on the map since 2010, see relation/575076 .

I've gone ahead and removed these extra copies.

Hi,

I have removed this with changeset/45948980.

Why did you add this? There is no river here, and if there were it would be flowing uphill the way you marked it.

Only reverted the survey_point nodes.

This changeset moved a man_made=survey_point node that was part of the US-Canada border. I reverted that movement in changeset/44744216 .

(Forgot to mention, that revert was in changeset/44744216: changeset/44744216 )

No response, so I reverted the movement of the survey_point nodes.

Hi, is this actually named "Disgusting Swamp"? If that's not an actual name, or if it doesn't have an actual name, the name should be left empty.

Also, if this is actually a swamp it could be tagged with natural=wetland, wetland=swamp

This changeset moves man_made=survey_point nodes that were imported from official surveys made by the International Boundary Commission.

Did you mean to move these nodes? Did the actual stone markers the nodes represent move?

Looks like a bit of Seminary Street wasn't renamed here. (Why is it so many small segments anyway?)