The residents that live next to the Hibriten trail repeatedly block the area around the forest service gate making it hazardous to hikers and pets. This area already has erosion in several places. These individuals also place questionable signs and notices claiming it is their property though it is not. The trail and mountain are owned by the county and also perhaps communication corporations in relation to the towers on the mountain (may need verification as to exact ownership; state, county, com, etc.). Though most people just ignore them, this particular spot could be problematic since they are causing potential injury to hikers. This is from regular direct local knowledge and observation. Please leave unresolved until I or someone else can physically verify the blockades created by the residence are no longer being placed.

"wrong location"
The place has gone or never existed. This is an auto-generated note from MAPS.ME application: a user reports a POI that is visible on a map (which can be outdated), but cannot be found on the ground.
POI name: Mother earth smoothie
POI types: shop-variety_store
OSM data version: 2018-01-26T12:04:02Z
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Speed Limit in turn is 45 mph

onosm.org submitted note from a business:
name: Get'er Clean Car Wash
phone: 406-977-9274
website:
twitter: undefined
hours: 24/7
category: ,Car Wash
address: 1201 N Anderson Ave, Glendive MT

The stream here, is not matching or may be outdated when compared with the available resources in OSM. As the stream is passing over buildings and is intermittent at some points we are not able to make the edit. The edit that’s made should reflect latest/current ground truth. So we need some information from localite to make the edit. Any local OSM user please fix /suggest best possible edit to resolve this issue.

Regards,
Unnsyeda

missing polygon for island here

Trails need updated data and verification. Though trails are listed from 14 years ago on OSM and also are shown on Google maps, there is no known access or relation to parks or conservation efforts. Multiple large parcel tracks are owned by large investment companies with unknown intent and connections to other, larger, investment companies. Trails may not be accessible, overgrown, or private.