GEOG 6N - Lab 4: Making Spatial Data with OpenStreetMap

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Making Spatial Data with Open Street Map
1. Make a list of the five features you edited and the tags that you applied to each one. These tags must comply with the community-approved documentation on the OpenStreetMap wiki.
The five features I edited were parks, café, streets, hospitals, and water. I wanted to make the area look better than before; for this purpose, I edited some of the tags too and tried to align everything with the area.
2. As proof of the above, paste in the "Before" and "After" screenshots for the features you added. This should result in a total of 10 screenshots. Include a short caption for each so that your TAs knows what they are looking at.
The shape of a park was drawn using the Line option
The Point option was used to insert both the café and the park, and those tiny dots depict the same in this screenshot.
A park was added to the map using the Point option.
A triangle was drawn in between two areas to check how far they are from one another.
It is a close look at how the map will look like after some edits.
Roads and streets can be seen in this screenshot.
The green pointer shows the area where I live.
The triangle was drawn right before adding the park and the café with the Point option.
The blue dot shows the destinat...