Hello! I have a question regarding the maritime boundary of Canada, specifically Newfoundland and Labrador. National maritime boundaries generally use the 12 nautical mile limit, unless otherwise specified. I see the boundary for the province (http://www.openstreetmap.org/#map=7/48.283/-53.196) which is auto-generated by a bot. That seems fine, but there is another maritime boundary for the Province. However, this one does not appear to be correct. Take a look at this example - http://www.openstreetmap.org/#map=14/47.7920/-52.7985. As you can see, the dashed line represents the boundary - in ID, it is noted as the maritime boundary. But that does not make sense - the line crosses the landmass, for one thing. It is also very poorly shaped.
Is this supposed to be the actual maritime boundary? I don't think it is - the parts of the line appears to be for the Provincial boundary. If it is the Provincial boundary, shouldn't it follow the coastal boundary? If I am mistaken, let me know. Adam
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