Welcome to OSM, Cole, and congrats on your first changeset.

Very good to see that you added information:
- to the way and not to all the nodes, which is an easy mistake to make!
- used your own local knowledge - can't beat that for a source

Separately, you may have unwittingly wandered into one of the weirdest / arcane parts of mapping addresses: to what does the address belong? The building? The plot of land? A point on the street? What if one building has multiple addresses? How do you tag that? On and on. But, that's a bit of how many angels can dance on the head of a pin for your first edit.

Onward!!!
Best wishes,
Jeff

fx- thanks for finishing up Sagadahoc County - was planning to go get the final connection, including the sea boundary today.

Any plans to look at the other odd county borders showing up just to the east of Sagadahoc?

Ich sehe!

Yes - that's correct (well, actually 1878, not 1787, but yes) - I forgot to repoint JOSM to openhistoricalmap & not openstreetmap after I grabbed some data from OSM. Definitely need to be more careful!

@malenki - thanks so much for helping with that. I have no idea what "brown flooding in Europe" is or means, but it sounds horrible. Again - my apologies! : /

Ok... turns out it was user error, not a lull on IRC - I was disconnected, but not paying attention to that! Doh! So... I've used reverter to attempt to revert the changeset. Hopefully, that has worked.

Hi @SimonPoole - I know - my apologies! I reported it immediately on IRC, but didn't see any replies. Should have sent email, too. My bad. Is there a link to better instructions on how to do this on my own? The JOSM reverted tool appears to have issues. Also - how can I confirm that the changeset has been undone?

or... rolled back...

This needs to be deleted!