This is more like mapping forests just forgot to change comment.

*add roads, just auto correct corrected it right away when they uploaded.

Quoting them right away from discord.

Yay PA is getting woods and it looks really high quality actually even if it was done in iD editor :)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EmroWsKNZ_Q

This is my mapping technique

Hey, it looks nice but as soon as I finish up mapping West Virginia, I'm gonna rework the forest land cover you drew because I checked from imagery and these don't align up as good as it should be ;)

As I can see for example you don't create inner cuts. Definitely working with JOSM would be a lot better for you, although it has a learning curve.

You shouldn't work for the renderer. There's a specific reason why there's the boundary=nature_reserve
osm.wiki/United_States/Public_lands#U.S._Forest_Service

I'll revert this.

Közben ahogy nézem, az Esri World Imagery-n valamennyi utca látható róla, csak az összes még most földút, ahogy látom. Azok alapján lehet beigazítom.

Szia! Mi a forrása a változtatásodnak? Mert légi fotón semmit nem látni az utak elhelyezkedéséről, max. település rendezési tervezetben lehet benne, csak azokat meg nem tudom mennyire legális felhasználni az OdBL licensz miatt.

"mirror" means here I have to use a proxy, because otherwise it's geoblocked for me. See osm.wiki/Ohio#Proxy_for_Geo-restricted_Aerial_Imagery

Ahh alright! :) Btw, if you're interested, at 3 PM EST, there's gonna be a mapathon event related to Athens County's infrastructure, organized by Jon Brier at Ohio University. (https://osmcal.org/event/2742/)

Hi, what is the source for the Marrietta Memorial Emergency Hospital? Because i can't see it on any imagery (OSIP III, NAIP, Bing 2023, Esri World Imagery) I have access to.

I have no clue, probably it's from TIGER just something got messed up when I mapped the woods. I'll delete it.

*of water feature.

+ Esri World Imagery + Bing were used

Fixed it.

But yeah i'm about to start my work shift

Ohh! I'll correct that then when i'm home. But only for this one. Hopefully I won't get gazillions of comments that "this is low quality"... From MD imagery it's more clear to see the boundary.

*Greene County :)

*Nicholas County

osm.wiki/Forest
about the managed forest tagging, I used the "Approach 2" because I map usually with natural=wood. In case anyone would change it to landuse=forest.