No sign of this path (which the OsmAnd legend appears to identify as a one-way cycleway). My best guess is that it's a proposed route for a future link to Fanshawe Conservation Area, but it doesn't exist today.

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By this point it's charitable to still call this a "path".

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In context of overlay "Bike paths" – King Street (Secondary Road) – way/466559023 via StreetComplete 62.1:

Combined bus/bicycle in right red-painted lane; bus-only counterflow in left red-painted lane

This is not currently a track; it's a field full of tallgrass, milkweed, and thistles, with ruts throughout.

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Building has been torn down

via StreetComplete 58.1

Unable to answer "What height limit is indicated below the bridge?" – King Street (Secondary Road) – way/939153017 via StreetComplete 57.2:

There's no "bridge" here.

Unable to answer "Do you have to pay to park here?" for way/363194143 via StreetComplete 53.0:

No hours posted; gates are still present but no crossbar. Several spots are marked "No parking" (reserved for Salvation Army vehicles).

Attached photo(s):
https://westnordost.de/p/149102.jpg

In some apps/at some levels of magnification this is shown as the Thames Valley Trail. It's a very informal foot path at best. It's possible it's been designated as a future part of the TVT, but today it's nowhere close to the standard of the rest of the Thames Valley Parkway/Trail.

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Unable to answer "Is this still here?" – Holiday Inn Express & Suites London Downtown (Hotel) – way/746377934 via StreetComplete 57.2:

No longer a Holiday Inn, but no name visible

Unable to answer "What’s the name of this place?" – house number 350: Restaurant – node/5372869328 via StreetComplete 57.2:

There are two businesses here: Shroomyz (psychedelics) to the west and Udupi Dosa (restaurant) to the east.