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Describe the data problem
More detail in this issue on the frontend repo: sdl60660/river-runner#28. Many rivers in western/central Canada seem to be over-aggregated and incorrectly assigned to a few particular features (St. Mary's River, Red River of the North, Rainy River). Oftentimes, this seems to be linked to name changes that occur after a large inland feature (opposed to a confluence).
Suggested fix
The commenter in the linked issue submitted a table of suggested fixes, but the issue here appears to be a larger systemic issue that probably won't be easily remedied by making one-off fixes.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
OK, so the naturalearth name is now over being used outside the US. See the image below - just north of the boarder, it's just "Red" and not "Red River of the North" as is the name south of the boarder in the NHDPlus.
Describe the data problem
More detail in this issue on the frontend repo: sdl60660/river-runner#28. Many rivers in western/central Canada seem to be over-aggregated and incorrectly assigned to a few particular features (St. Mary's River, Red River of the North, Rainy River). Oftentimes, this seems to be linked to name changes that occur after a large inland feature (opposed to a confluence).
To Reproduce
https://river-runner-global.samlearner.com/?lng=-92.93021070&lat=48.668974499
Suggested fix
The commenter in the linked issue submitted a table of suggested fixes, but the issue here appears to be a larger systemic issue that probably won't be easily remedied by making one-off fixes.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: