Updated in changeset/147220355

Hi King_Rockhammer,

Welcome to OpenStreetMap, and thanks for making edits around Ilford.

Please note that you mustn't copy from other maps like Google Maps when making edits to OpenStreetMap - see osm.org/welcome - so your changes should generally be based on local knowledge.

Thanks for the details Branko

Will these edits get credited back to the user who originally added them via Map Builder (pretty sure this was me)?

I don't see any history in my profile after editing.

Glad it helped. Thanks for tidying things up.

The cycle lanes on the viaduct are largely open now, though with temporary crossings in place still.

There's Mapillary imagery from 31 December.

Welcome to OpenStreetMap! It's great to have a new contributor adding addressing information in the Isle of Man.

A handy tip while editing buildings (and terraces in particular) is the square corners tool - in the iD editor you can just hit the 'q' key after drawing a building and it'll square everything up for you, or select multiple buildings in the terrace to do them all in one go.

It looks like historically 95 Rathbone Street was opposite the end of Tant Avenue, roughly where it has been reinstated, but the numbering direction has been changed for some reason

https://maps.nls.uk/geo/explore/#zoom=18.4&lat=51.51439&lon=0.01147&layers=170&b=1

Addressing added per local signage.

Numbering on the Rathbone Street edge of the development seems to go in the opposite direction to existing properties on the eastern side.

Numbering at the eastern end of Norah Smyth Road suggests Fortunes Dock should perhaps be 2 rather than 22 as used in their marketing.

🤷‍♂️

I've closed out the note which related to this note/3957489

(I wonder if maybe there were some on the platform?)

Hey Harry. I don't recall, but maybe they were there at one point during the redevelopment work? I certainly can't picture any there now though, so I'd be inclined to remove them in favour of the ones you've mentioned.

:)

Good to know :)

Thanks for checking into these

Hi svennnemans,

Thanks for your addition. Are you able to provide any more information about this 'alpine hut'? There's nothing on aerial imagery...

Thanks,
Dan

The rest of the street is odds on one side and evens on the other, whereas this last block seems like it may be mixed odds and evens, hence my confusion.

I think these fixmes were a reminder to split the two postcodes to either side of the road, or different sections, depending on how it works in this case.

;)

:)