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the Sahrawi Arab Democratic Republic (SADR) which is currently recognized by 84 UN member states claims approximately the southern half of this area.
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Moving Borders with QGIS | Aten Design Group
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the Sahrawi Arab Democratic Republic (SADR) which is currently recognized by 84 UN member states claims approximately the southern half of this area.
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bon alors, j’ai suivi le tuto, mais malheureusement ça ne marche qu’à moitié : j’ai bien la « frontière » entre MAR et SAH, mais la topologie de la frontière entre SAH et MRT n’est pas bonne…en fait je suis pas certain que ce soit le bon outil
à suivre
PS : ça y est j’ai fini par trouver une procédure adéquate.
Natural Earth et la frontière Maroc-Algérie c’est aussi un peu approximatif … ci-dessous la différence entre les versions 110m et 50m du fichier admin_0_countries :