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Some records have 'alternative geometries' for reverse geocoding which are significantly smaller in size and complexity.
Supporting these polygons may help to reduce RAM usage:
For what it's worth, the "default" record should have a pointer to the reversegeo filename in it's properties. For this record of New Zealand (85633345), the record has the following property:
@stepps00 how common/uncommon a thing is the reversegeo polygon?
I'm guessing it's mostly relevant for country and possibly region records and even then it's not super common?
Some records have 'alternative geometries' for reverse geocoding which are significantly smaller in size and complexity.
Supporting these polygons may help to reduce RAM usage:
eg:
https://github.com/whosonfirst-data/whosonfirst-data-admin-nz/blob/master/data/856/333/45/85633345-alt-whosonfirst-reversegeo.geojson
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