For example--- when I zoom to see the borders of the Navajo nation, I can barely even make out where the borders are. Go try it for yourself, try to make out the borders of the Navajo nation, you will fail. And when I zoom out to get a better look at it, it disappears!!! It should absolutely be visible at further zoom levels. It really bothers me that you actually colored them in, but using a color so light that you have to strain your eyes to see it. asked 14 Feb '23, 02:22  dimnaut |
2 Answers:
You can make all kinds of maps based on OpenStreetMap. A map that highlights and builds upon the existing reservation since recently has been made available here: answered 24 Feb '23, 08:40  Boyan Alexiev |
Because they're mostly administrative boundaries, not a nature preserve or zoo. answered 14 Feb '23, 14:11  Baloo Uriza |
Just checking - which map style are you actually referring to? There are 6 at www.openstreetmap.org and dozens of others elsewhere based on OpenStreetMap data.
If you're talking about the "standard" map style, the people who develop that are over at https://github.com/gravitystorm/openstreetmap-carto .