tomhukins's Notes
Notes submitted or commented on by tomhukins
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787621 | HPQ2011 | Please remove this word, it is not correct and also insulting. |
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2319139 | tomhukins | There are two separate pubs named "Assheton Arms" here (osm.org/way/255314849 and osm.org/way/325726412) - presumably there's only one pub with that name. |
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3538567 | tomhukins | Currently we have two addresses mapped at "15 New Street" as osm.org/way/938869024 and osm.org/way/942801387 - I suspect the former should be number 5, not 15. |
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2762980 | tomhukins | There's a service road mapped here connecting Olde Englishe Road to the car park to the east. Aerial photography strongly suggests there's no service road here: I wonder if access to the car park is from Derwent Avenue to the north-east of here. |
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3328533 | tomhukins | I'm fairly sure there's a footpath near here connecting Tamewater Court and Delph New Road but it's not been mapped yet |
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2926793 | tomhukins | The footpath bridge across the river here was closed today and looks like it has been closed for a while. |
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3424337 | tomhukins | I'm fairly sure that the cafe "Parkys Eatery" is here. Perhaps that's what "The Old Bakery" mapped as osm.org/node/1928783005 is nowadays. This row of shops could do with a resurvey: I think Taylor Wilde at osm.org/node/3400055217 is in the right place, but don't recall what else is here or exactly where it all is. |
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3376190 | tomhukins | Raglan Street is tagged as a track but it goes through an industrial estate. Aerial photos suggest it's a road, not a track, but this could do with surveying. |
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3341620 | tomhukins | It looks like there might be a dirt path from Victoria Street here, perhaps leading to Hilary Road. I walked past but didn't go along the path as I'm unsure of its legal status or whether it's a dead end. |
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2074500 | SK53 | Grasscroft cant really be called a hamlet anymore. The area at the top of the hill is probably more correctly called Lydgate (as in the school & pub). The area is mainly suburban housing (much built in the 1950s) and I suppose it has several hundred houses, so place=suburb is probably more appropriate. Reference should be made to how Grotton etc are tagged. Effectively it's a suburb of Oldham even though closer to Greenfield (and historically in Yorkshire not Lancs). |