Please note that the Lucayan Archipelago has previously been mapped as a node (6246897986) which I would suggest should be incorporated into any new relation as a label.

Further, given that all the relevant islands are already part of either the relation for The Bahamas or the relation for Turks and Caisos, It would probably make more sense to simply make those relations mea member o a cluster or similar relation.

Possibly, the photo I have isn't as sharp as I'd like. The last two characters look slightly different so one might be a D.

Going by the bounding box size: that's a really big restaurant.

This changeset seemed to scramble some geometry so I have reverted all but the deletion of the active case polygons in changeset/93009817.

The other changes looked like they were probably an accident, but if any of them were deliberate you will need to repeat them.

I have removed the untagged way that was created from the Pacific over Equador, Colombia and Venezuela to the Atlantic as I presume this was in error.

Apparently way itself was untagged.

Note that information about this is well hidden under:
https://highwaysengland.co.uk/our-work/south-west/south-west-maintenance-schemes/

The works references cited on one.network (formerly roadworks.org) return no relevant results.

Please upload this sort of edit in regions. This huge bounding box will have triggered many mapper's watch areas unnecessarily (my own included).
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Published using OSMCha: https://osmcha.org/changesets/91891337

I have reverted this and related edits in 91732871 due to note's suggestion of an incompatibly licenced source.

See also this object which was also claimed to be Jeff shortly after videos were published:
relation/11502678#map=18/25.52971/-76.85091

The wiki clearly defines protect_class=3 as for a natural feature, which this isn't.

Is this a typo?

Hello.
I think you may have missed a gate, so I have added it.

https://www.mapillary.com/map/im/Maack-PXqZnG_xfYzGBM-A

OpenStreetMap maps on the ground control, not political claims. The inhabitants of these islands completely rejected any change to their status in a referendum in 2003.

These edits are vandalism.

The OSMF stance is here: https://wiki.osmfoundation.org/w/images/d/d8/DisputedTerritoriesInformation.pdf

Has this been referred to DWG yet?

What is your source for the removal of the building near Bahamas Games Boulevard?
This is shown in MAXAR's coverage and is under construction in street level images dated 2017 so it seems an unlikely candidate for demolition.

Actually additions from serial imagery.

Actually additions from serial imagery.

Actually additions from serial imagery.

I think your bounding box might be a little larger than you expected here.

This edit directly contradicts streetlevel imagery and is completely inconsistent with OSM conventions on mapping single carriageways.

https://www.mapillary.com/app/?lat=25.046498821556398&lng=-77.32342813041345&z=16.021792370706056&pKey=ZTFCW_V3xnbQdYrZS4zgSg&focus=photo

What is this supposed to represent? This does not look like a mountain.