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Improvements to line labeling #1
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Current problem areas: Labels should be positioned on the actual geometry, not a straight line: Chuo Expressway @ #17/35.66661/139.55926 When a label is repeated, it should not be too close to the next segment of the same feature: Some places in Denver have way too few road labels: (straight unlabeled roads) |
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