also thank you!

Last time I looked most of the letters had peeled off, it was more substantial 11 years ago

Don't know, just copied the label that was on it

In my defense I don't think that tag existed 11 years ago (or I didn't look then)

Hey, it looks like this could have been re-tagged with a better tagging scheme instead of deleted (osm.wiki/Tag:amenity%3Dpublic_bookcase). Could this be reverted please?

https://community.openstreetmap.org/t/mountain-west-automated-road-route-road-name-changes/132498

Please join!

This made duplicates in Weld County of Morgan County routes... automation might not be the best way forward here

Why were the name tags removed? They are part of the address for the road and signed as such.

just FYI

I think this made a bunch of duplicate road relations

not that many of them, I can get to them this week

unfortunately my forefathers did not take duplication across state lines into account

FYI this pulled in a number of SD township wikidata links, am going through individually and linking the right ones

I have name:left and name:right on some of the others as well (was moving too quickly for these and forgot). I'll post something in the forum and see what people think. I'm fine with whatever, just want the best way to do it.

see osm.org/way/1120136215, osm.org/way/14065864 for other examples

alternatively the name could change depending on who maintains it

mainly just asking because this was a colossal pain in iD to do and I don't want to mess with it again haha

So the road has two names since it's on the state line, if you have a house south of the line it would be off of 100th St while north of the line it would be off of 102nd St SE... I have the state line roads along the SD border set up with the semicolon identifier is that incorrect?

I worked in this area in high school, and the traffic was some of the worst for miles around (they need to redo 1st completely)

I mean as far as traffic counts go (observationally, don't have actual numbers), the busiest roads in Spearfish are the business loop (North/Main/Colorado), Jackson Blvd, and the 27th/1st spur to Walmart. I guess that's what I was subconsciously basing that off of originally. As someone who grew up in the area (and has run on the non-existent shoulders #badidea), I would argue that 1st Ave, at least until the first entrance, qualifies as a "major road in an urban area".