A change has been made to the name of a major lake on a popular mapping service. This alteration was made in response to a recent executive order. The order, issued by the US President, has resulted in the lake being referred to by a new name for users in the US.
The change is not universal, as users in Canada will still see the original name, while those in other parts of the world will see both names. Further details about this change and its implications are available.
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