Hello,
I have a tile with no coastline that shows up inundated. How can this
be? How can I fix it?
The tile is split us_midwest from geofabrick with:
4162: 2183168,239616 to 2215936,280576
# : 46.845703,5.141602 to 47.548828,6.020508
Thanks,
N.
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Am 01.03.2011 21:38, schrieb Nakor:
> Hello,
>
> I have a tile with no coastline that shows up inundated. How can this
> be? How can I fix it?
>
> The tile is split us_midwest from geofabrick with:
>
> 4162: 2183168,239616 to 2215936,280576
> # : 46.845703,5.141602 to 47.548828,6.020508
A
> If possible, you could unzip your 41662.osm.gz and open osm-file in
> josm, and filter every object without natural=coastline. Then you can
> search the fault.
>
>
I did and opened the tile in JOSM. A search for natural=coastline did
not return anything.
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Please post your parameters you are using.
WanMil
> Hello,
>
> I have a tile with no coastline that shows up inundated. How can this
> be? How can I fix it?
>
> The tile is split us_midwest from geofabrick with:
>
> 4162: 2183168,239616 to 2215936,280576
> # : 46.845703,5.141602 to 47.5
On 3/1/2011 3:38 PM, Nakor wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I have a tile with no coastline that shows up inundated. How can this
> be? How can I fix it?
>
> The tile is split us_midwest from geofabrick with:
>
> 4162: 2183168,239616 to 2215936,280576
> # : 46.845703,5.141602 to 47.548828,6.020508
>