It looks like what happened was I added the Wikipedia page for “Bitter Lake” but didn’t realize “en:Bitter Lake” was just the disambiguation page.

source: https://www.gramor.com/reeds-crossing

That seems alright!

*Vietnamese website

Ouch I just fixed that!

While the access=no tag is indeed warranted, barrier=gate and surface=residential should not be applied to this way. Barrier=gate is only applied on nodes (ie the spot where the gate is on the road) and surface=residential is not a valid combination of tags at all!
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Also future reference, following OpenStreetMap wiki guidelines (highway=service):

"The main ways on the parking lot, connecting multiple parking_aisle should be mapped with highway=service, only."

Service=driveway is therefore only used when a service road dead ends into a property.

Also, you should never use just "driveway" as a name because that's a description, not a name!
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*S Waterfront

*Little Canoe Channel NE

source should include survey

source should be survey

Source should be local knowledge, not survey

*University Park, whose namesake is Portland University

*Marlene Village

Additionally added neighborhood node for Timberland and changed name of former Oregon College of Arts and Crafts to Catlin Gabel East Campus

*THPRD

*Cedar Mill Preserve

*7-14

*7-14

*Ethnic Cultural Theater