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Establish and document how to handle 'double lakes' which are related and connected physically, sharing a single geometry, but have separate statistics & narratives. One good example provided by @csidenblad was Lake Tyler. The number of lakes this issue pertains to is unknown (Lake Tyler may be the only one) but a conclusion as to how to handle this scenario should be agreed upon.
Once established, @adambreznicky can create a Wiki page on this repo for formal reference.
Using the Lake Tyler example, the initial solution is to:
Populate the Story and History for the double lake as a single narrative
Ignore the Statistics form (it is not required)
Utilize an 'Additional Page' for one lake, and a separate 'Additional Page' for the other with each's individual narrative and statistics as part of its' own page
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Establish and document how to handle 'double lakes' which are related and connected physically, sharing a single geometry, but have separate statistics & narratives. One good example provided by @csidenblad was Lake Tyler. The number of lakes this issue pertains to is unknown (Lake Tyler may be the only one) but a conclusion as to how to handle this scenario should be agreed upon.
Once established, @adambreznicky can create a Wiki page on this repo for formal reference.
Using the Lake Tyler example, the initial solution is to:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: