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boundaries built in (pale purple lines). These have some small discrepancies compared
to the official boundary and shouldn't be used to locate yourself. We are trying
to get the OpenStreetMap boundaries amended as soon as possible."<br><br>I wondered if anyone was aware of how this process is occurring? Given that MCZ has DEFRA, JNCC, and Natural England as stakeholders, does this presage official interest in having accurate boundaries in OSM?<br><br>Jerry<br></div>
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