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3991864 MyyOpenStreetMap

The section of towpath from Lock 4 east, Longroyd Bridge to Bridge 30, Mark Bottom Road Bridge will be closed due to an unstable wall that may pose a risk to towpath users.
2699477 woodpeck

(This note has been re-created from old note #2668927)
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hackthemap on 2021-05-14 17:47:02 UTC:
Riedergraben (a small stream) is probably somewhere here.
Is that correct? Can someone provide photos / and or a trail where it is? Or at least confirmation?
It is already mapped further north and in the south probably beginning at Street Am Riederbruch (currently not named Riedergraben).
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4430138 TheUKHighStreet

Has The Aspley closed?
305648 SomeoneElse

There are duplicate "Potterhanworth Heath" here (with slight spelling differences) - node/2663469087 and node/2653706497 . I'm guessing in reality there is no such verifiable place, and someone has just copied some text from an OS OpenData_StreetView map.
152650 SomeoneElse

As mapped, things are a bit implausible here (roads cross but don't meet, for example). I suspect that the layout is actually similar to node/2798724928 , but needs a survey to see if the road to the northwest is actually divided (and to correctly identify the "highway=road" up there too).
887335 SomeoneElse

The route of the Robin Hood Way through Wollaton Park doesn't look very plausible. See relation/1652131#map=16/52.9470/-1.2095 to see the problem.
5127091

This trail is called 'Suicide Jimmy'

Not sure why but it has recently been relabelled as FUEerib which is incorrect. Original label was accurate with Suicide Jimmy name.
5146462

At Julie Billiart Brecksville they are doing a Fire alarm test in room 2 (First grade)
566049 SomeoneElse

There are a few "disused:railway=abandoned" here, such as way/234864091/history . What exactly are they?

A railway=disused is normally "still visible on the ground, rails intact"; railway=abandoned is normally "still visible on the ground, rails gone"; the "disused" prefix normally means (on e.g. an amenity or shop) that the physical thing is still there but no longer does the original purpose.

See comment on changeset/33714018

1103091 SomeoneElse

Dog and Duck may be shut:
http://www.belpernews.co.uk/news/former-joint-owners-of-two-derbyshire-pubs-spared-jail-for-food-hygiene-offences-1-8689911