There's two streams here, Huff Creek and Little Creek, emptying into a riverbank area tagged as "Laurel Creek". I know of a Laurel Creek further upstream that runs through Greenville, near Haywood Road/Transit Drive, near Downtown Airport, and I was thinking that that Laurel Creek connects to the Reedy miles upstream from here, but I'd have to run back up and check. It seems like the riverbank area would be named either Little or Huff, instead of a totally different name, or that one of Little and Huff is incorrect, but I don't have enough information to draw any conclusions.

The individual stream ways connecting into this lake need to be connected to the main river way, which also needs to be drawn in. OSM guidelines prefer waterways be fully connected, but the default data import does not do that, which means A LOT of cleanup.

power line poles need tagging

How exactly are these streets laid out...where do the street names actually change? The tagging as is in the OSM data seems non-intuitive, so checking in person would be helpful

mismatch between OSM data and Bing imagery, Bing has construction visible. Recommend in-person confirmation of building layout.

The individual stream ways connecting into this river need to be connected to the main river way, which also needs to be drawn in. OSM guidelines prefer waterways be fully connected, but the default data import does not do that, which means A LOT of cleanup.

Does this really connect to University Ridge? The aerial imagery suggests otherwise

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