They should be gone now. I usually do try to filter these out, will try to see where they snuck in. Anyway, there's always a little latency upstream for a larger change, so I'll double check in the morning for this and any other issues from this changeset.

I'm still working on cleaning up a few things at this exact moment.

I removed the bogus tag, I can fix the naming problem using the original file. Many of the County Roads also have a real name as well, which I'll add after validating it.

It'll be gone after coffee this morning. :-) It's a debugging tag for addresses with real road names which the existing highway in OSM doesn't have. So I have to do some merging, it was top late last night to start on that task.

I'm not sure how often the various imagery providers do updates. I imagine it changes which is more recent. When I can't decide, it's an excuse for a road trip when the snow melts and travel is OK without freaking people out.

I just added what was there back since it does have an address. As a free-software developer I'm very conscious of licensing, and only checked Google in this case since there was a discrepancy. But no data came from there, ie.. I didn't add the parking lot.

I added it back for now, maybe the building and parking got torn down. I added it to my list to validate by vehicle when it's safe to be out and traveling.

In current ERSI, it clearly looks gone. I tired all the sources in JOSM, Maxtar didn't have enough resolution. Just now checking Google Maps it shows a building and parking lot, but the fun of sat imagery is not knowing the timestamp. I'll add it back in assuming it's new construction. Yes, it is in the county address data, but often vacant land has an address, so doesn't help.

Luckily just for a few addresses on the same road. I just deleted the tag.

I'll double check after coffee, I've been removing duplicate addresses. The is some existing problem I'm still cleaning up up the addresses, and don't plan to stop till done. Those tags are bogus and will get deleted. The data is public domain from the county.

The more I dig into this, the existing data is incredibly poor and inconsistent for this remote area. Since my goal is to make navigation work for emergency response, I'll keep correcting as much as I can but it'll take awhile...

Most of the duplicates predate my minor change, but the TIGER data should still be corrected. I fixed some of it already, but there are many more duplicates not in my changeset. I'll keep plugging along and fix as much of the mess as possible. There's much more highway cleanup that needs to be done that isn't duplication.

Making a quick check before coffee, I don't see much duplication, all I did was change name to ref, and 'County Road' to 'CR'. I'll dig deeper though after coffee, some of the duplication may be pre-existing.

The ice is fat! I also like to map the areas I play in in addition to emergency response. The new fun is some of the streets in the address data don't exist, but I have road data too, so I'll add those after the mess is fixed. I've found using OSMInspector once a day works ok, and use my other technique the rest. Let me know if you ever climb at Moffat, I farm there too.

OSMInspector seems to have a long delay after updates, and I'm not sure it's always accurate. I found a different way to find and fix addr:street a different way in the rest of the county. I'll keep cleaning the import every day till done, but will be busy for a few days during the Ice Fest. Some of the roads names I've noticed also need to be normalized. Are you an ice climber too ? I noticed you've added a bunch of data here.

I use that too, but it requires the data to be uploaded first. :-) There's often obscure spelling differences between the streets and the address. I use what the street sign says. But yes, unless it's accurate, navigation doesn't work.

Thanks for paying attention! Sorry that slid in. I didn't see anything using OSMinspector and other validation tools, but they missed this. I just uploaded the fixed street names. I'll look for related issues. The Ouray fire department needs addresses so navigation works. I'm about to make another pass through the address data as it usually has to be tweaked to match the road so this will improve over the next few days. I just got to Ouray last night so I can do other validation.

Thanks, that obscure tag slipped through the data conversion from the original shapefile. I updated those objects without the tag, and fixed the bug in my conversion software.

I believe I fixed all the duplicates, plus renamed the address to be consistent with the road name.

Ah, one thing I just noticed, this box is mostly outside the area I've been working in, some some are pre-existing issues. It's still good to fix them all.