Alan's Notes
Notes submitted or commented on by Alan
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| 5170515 | Alan | According to WSDOT Ferries social media, two Coast Salish welcome figures were recently installed in the ferry terminal. These could be tagged with tourism=artwork and artwork_type=totem_pole if someone can survey the building to find them. |
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| 1535823 | Alan | This artwork "Dancer's Series: Steps" seems to have multiple locations all along Broadway. Needs a survey and probably needs to be split up into multiple features. |
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| 5275748 | Alan | This totem pole node is actually three separate poles |
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| 5257741 | Alan | These buildings have been demolished to build a new tribal health center. The roads have been repositioned too. Maybe add these roads and buildings to OpenHistoricalMap before deleting? |
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| 5113967 | Alan | There should be a totem pole around here in front of the Coast Guard station |
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| 5212779 | Alan | Is this a totem pole? Needs survey. |
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| 5111871 | Alan | There should be a totem pole around here, according to this website: https://fnhl.ubc.ca/2025/05/27/house-post-of-c%CC%93s%C9%99mlen%C9%99x%CA%B7/ |
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| 5112831 | Alan | Missing indigenous sculpture in this area called "Thunder", according to https://fnhl.ubc.ca/2025/05/27/thunder-and-take-off/ |
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| 5101906 | Alan | There is probably a large Inukshuk at this location. Someone should visit and verify. |
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| 5147463 | Alan | A friend sent me a picture of a totem pole at this location, and I confirmed it via Mapillary. But I don't know much about Taiwanese totem poles. If anyone has local knowledge about these carvings, please add more information to this feature. Thank you! |