[Viajero Perdido]

Hi.

OSM recently approved a new tag, boundary=aboriginal_lands, and I’m already seeing it well-used in my area. I’m wondering, does OAM support this, or if not, would you consider adding support for it?

It’s very useful to know these boundaries, as those lands are generally access=no for the rest of us.

Thanks for considering this, and for your excellent works as always.

[Tobias]

I also think that would be a useful addition. It’s not contained in the maps, as everything has to be put in tag-mapping to be able to be rendered. So Christian has to add it first and generate the relevant maps, then I can render it with a future Elevate version.

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[Viajero Perdido]

PS, examples here (Alberta, Canada):
https://www.openstreetmap.org/#map=11/52.8331/-113.4603

Thanks,
VP

[ChristianK]

Hi,

boundary=aboriginal_lands will be added to OpenAndroMaps with the June update except for Europe (maps are already made).

@Tobias: Prozessing is the the same as for natural parks:
Poly_Label for names
relation = type boundary to MP (there are a lot relations for this tag)

I will render map of Dakota for testing.

Best regards
Christian

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[ChristianK]

Dakota map ist online for download and testing
The date of the map on the download page is the old one – the map is new.

[Tobias]

Works well, similar rendering as national parks:

Might need some more testing with other maps.

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[Tobias]

The new Elevate 4.3.1 version shows now aboriginal lands (with the new maps).

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[ChristianK]

As for aboriginal_lands:

To all those guys producing monster relations with this tag (esp. in Canada): I will remove these Relations in future unless someone splitt those. Its impossible to render Canada maps with these monster-relations.

[Viajero Perdido]

By “monster”, do you mean, huge number of members, or huge geographical area? If you can point out an example or two of problematic relations, I can try to pass the message along. Thanks.

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