Map is wrong

[davemorin]

@lucialzag, just to follow up on what @alanbernier said, you can see that the second segment of Jordan Drive does exist in OpenStreetMap. This second link will take you to the website where you can actually delete that road if it does not exist as you’ve shown in your photos.

Minor correction about how frequently the OSM data is updated in CityStrides: there is not a regular update process in place at this time. Jim’s most recent CityStrides Roadmap update states the following:

The next step is to build a system that stays up to date with changes in OpenStreetMap. I don’t have an ongoing topic to discuss this work, because it’s pretty much just me thinking and typing until something works.

As far as getting credit for completing the street, I’ll just add the other options described in this post about street data:

There are multiple strategies to deal with these nodes in CityStrides

1. Correct the data : you can manually edit the underlaying data in OpenStreetMap . (Note that a regular connection between OSM and CityStrides is presently under development)
2. Ignore the node : the stoic’s approach is to just ignore the fact it’s there and move on (okay, none of us do this, so what else?)
3. Manually Mark Complete : this feature exists exactly for this reason. The street will be marked complete and you can carry on
4. Just do it : ( not endorsed ) find a way to get the node, whatever it takes
5. Fabricate the data : manually create a .gpx file with the two required data points, and load it to your Strava (ethically questionable, why not just use the “mark complete” option?)