This Note looks complete, so I'm closing this. Thanks. :)

> I've finished adding all the addresses for the houses you set up for editing. Thank you for doing that.

Great job. :)

I think I caught 1 missed on "Shroeder Road" + 1 adjustment ("oh"->"OH").

Here was my exact fixes:

- https://www.openstreetmap.org/changeset/152263963

(Added a few more houses/addresses down south too.)

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Note: It also looks like 1 house is hidden completely under the trees between:

- Lot 8's garage + Lot 15

I have no idea what it looks like based on current satellite data, but perhaps you'll be able to map it better. :)

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> One of my neighbors said that this GPS program is what Amazon drivers use. Can you confirm that?

Hmmm... Amazon is one of the large companies (along with Lyft) which adds lots of data / missing streets to OpenStreetMap (OSM).

Although for deliveries to houses... I'm not too sure. Especially for exact addresses, they probably combine OSM with official government data too.

For example, this town (Saint Mary) is in Augulize County—so it's covered under the "Augulize County GIS":

- https://www2.auglaizecounty.org/elected-officials/engineer/gismap-office

So where Amazon probably uses:

- OSM for navigating the streets / driveways / parking lots

they probably:

- grab "which address = which house" data from THOSE official government maps

and mix it into their system too.

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But adding this info into OpenStreetMap helps EVERYONE else too. So great work. :)

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Side Note: And, if you want to use your phone to keep things up-to-date, I've been using the fantastic app:

- StreetComplete

It asks you some basic questions/"quests" in your area, like:

- "What is this street made out of?" -> Gravel!
- "What is the address of this house?"
- "Is this business still here?"

And lets you make the old/missing OpenStreetMap data in your area better. :)

(I've been using it for the past month, and I LOVE IT!)