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Stop rendering relations with type=multipolygon + boundary=protected_area #4861

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Dimitar5555 opened this issue Aug 15, 2023 · 2 comments

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@Dimitar5555
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Currently relations tagged with type=multipolygon + boundary=protected_area are rendered. The problem is that they should be tagged with type=boundary instead. The current usages of the different tag combinations are shown below.

type=boundary type=multipolygon Overpass link
boundary=protected_area ~22k ~12k https://overpass-turbo.eu/s/1yWB
boundary=* ~746k ~21k https://overpass-turbo.eu/s/1yWC
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imagico commented Aug 15, 2023

Thanks for the suggestion. However, i suggest we decline this.

For administrative boundaries we have clear consensus that type=boundary is the only acceptable relation type. And hence this is being required in #4431. But for boundary=protected_area this is not the case. Furthermore >70 percent of all boundary=protected_area relations are also tagged leisure=nature_reserve. And use of type=boundary vs. type=multipolygon on leisure=nature_reserve is about equal. Hence we are not anywhere near consensus among mappers regarding this.

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But for boundary=protected_area this is not the case. Furthermore >70 percent of all boundary=protected_area relations are also tagged leisure=nature_reserve. And use of type=boundary vs. type=multipolygon on leisure=nature_reserve is about equal.

This is true, but if you also add boundary in the mix, you will get ~16k for type=boundary and ~8k for type=multipolygon (https://overpass-turbo.eu/s/1z4l).

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