Mapping Challenge Update (04/14/22): Fire Stations in Texas and Oklahoma

By The National Map Corps April 14, 2022

This challenge is getting so close to completion! There's still a handful of green points needing review.

See the original post from March 10, 2022 for tips and tricks.

TNMCorps Mapping Challenge: Fire Stations in Texas & Oklahoma (04/07/22) — TNMCorps Mapping Challenge: A before-and-after image showing edits to fire stations in Texas and Oklahoma between 04/07/22 and 04/14/2022. Volunteers edited over 150 points during this timeframe. This challenge is nearing completion.

TNMCorps Mapping Challenge: Fire Stations in Texas & Oklahoma (04/14/22) — TNMCorps Mapping Challenge: A before-and-after image showing edits to fire stations in Texas and Oklahoma between 04/07/22 and 04/14/2022. Volunteers edited over 150 points during this timeframe. This challenge is nearing completion.

Points with No Edit History

This challenge includes points with no edit history. These are points that were edited prior to launching our current application. You can identify points with no edit history by highlighting the point and then clicking on the “View History” button in the edit panel. A message saying “This feature has not been edited” will appear in the lower righthand corner. See the newsletter article titled Yellow Points with no Edit History?? (July 2021) for more on this scenario.

TNMCorps Mapping Challenge: Fire Stations in Texas & Oklahoma with No Edit History (04/14/22) — TNMCorps Mapping Challenge: A map of all the fire stations in Texas and Oklahoma as of 4/14/2022. The gray points are points with no edit history. Gray points may appear as green, blue, purple, or yellow in the editor but they need to be reverified. These gray points appear to be clustered around major cities along the I-35 corridor between Waco, TX and San Antonio, TX.

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