Area is declared as farmland but is not shown as is...

0	What can I do about it? landuse=farmland http://www.openstreetmap.org/browse/way/160761438 not rendering farmland displayed asked 23 Apr '12, 17:25 DerWingler 31●2●2●3 accept rate: 0%

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If you edit one of the end nodes and zoom right in you'll see that it doesn't quite join - click on one of the end nodes, delete it, move the mouse over the other end node, and click. You'll notice when you do this that the cursor changes as you hover over the other node.

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answered 23 Apr '12, 17:33

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Thanks. I didn`t see, that it was not completely connected.

(23 Apr '12, 17:57) DerWingler

It is interesting to know what the problem was, but could you please also explain how you found it? Does either potlatch or JOSM offer a simple method for determining whether a way is a closed loop?

(23 Apr '12, 19:45) Madryn

Yes - if you look at the browse link and the first node and the last node aren't the same it isn't joined. To see the problem, zoom in on the first or last node until you can see the two very-close-but-not-joined nodes.

(23 Apr '12, 19:49) SomeoneElse ♦

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