On Tue, 13 Nov 2018 at 10:58, marc marc <marc_marc_...@hotmail.com> wrote:
> everybody agree with that, the question was : how ? Hopefully, the drawing works? Not sure if this will make any sort of sense, but here goes! [image: OSM dispute.jpg] Countries A & B share a common border, stretching from Country C to the Ocean (& wouldn't it make for much easier mapping if things did look like this!). Both countries are happy with the top & bottom sections of the border (solid, straight lines). The old border continued as the straight, dashed line. Country A has now decided that the border should follow the line of the river that curves 50klm into "B" (curved dashed line). So, the borders (solid lines) would already be marked as boundary=administrative + admin_level=2 How about marking the disputed area (dashed lines) as a new level, say boundary=administrative + admin_level=15? That could also then be rendered as a dashed red line on the map, & maybe even show the whole area between these as a red cross-hash or similar, to warn mappers that this area is in dispute, so be careful with how things are marked. Conceivable? Thanks Graeme
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