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Since there weren't too many ambulance features to check, we won't be running this challenge for very long (only 10 more no-edit-history points to check!), but we really appreciate the work you've done so far to collect and update these challenging features!
See the original post from April 24, 2022 for tips and tricks.
This challenge also focuses on points with no edit history. These are points that were edited prior to the launch of our current editing application in 2016. 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 articles titled Yellow Points with no Edit History?? (July 2021) and Edited Points without an Edit History (March 2018) for more on this scenario.
