Hello,
I’m having issues setting up county lines in my state, Aperia. My goal is to have the line say “Lee County” on that side of the line. Here are the tags I have set as a relation for every border of the county:
name = Lee County
type = boundary
boundary = administrative
admin_level = 6
place = county
Any help is appreciated!
Discussion
Comment from varnel_maiser on 11 July 2018 at 20:38
On the administrative boundary line, try setting the relation as outer. On my lines, I don’t add place=county, and just leave it as admin_level=6.
Hope this helps!
Comment from histor on 12 July 2018 at 08:30
Your boundaries are untagged, they are only a line without definition. Tag the boundaries as “boundary = administrative” and “admin_level = 6” and in the relation set at each way the role as “outer”, as Trombonist2003 has written.
Comment from Logan230 on 14 July 2018 at 16:01
I tried that a while ago and unfortunately it didn’t work. Any ideas why?
Comment from varnel_maiser on 14 July 2018 at 19:31
OKay, the reason why is that all the administrative boundaries surrounding the county need to have the relation. I found at least one that did not meet this requirement.
Cheers!
Comment from Logan230 on 15 July 2018 at 20:51
It turns out that the lines weren’t properly connected. But I followed your advice and it’s working now, thank you!
Comment from austinhuang on 22 July 2018 at 02:03
Histor, the member ways of the relations doesn’t need to be tagged. You only need the following for the relation:
type=boundary boundary=administrative admin_level=? name=?And then put the ways as members with role
outer. No need to put any tag on the ways.