[ENHANCEMENT] divisions guide: territorial and land flag descriptions - #466
[ENHANCEMENT] divisions guide: territorial and land flag descriptions#466Stephen Epps (stepps00) wants to merge 1 commit into
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This is great. Thanks.
| A **division** is a feature type that represents an official or non-official organization of people: country, region, province, city, neighborhood, etc. — as seen from a given political perspective. It has a point geometry which gives an approximate location of the position most commonly associated with the feature. | ||
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| A **division_area** is a feature type that captures the shape of the land area, or land and territorial sea (maritime), belonging to a division feature. It has a polygon or multipolygon geometry. | ||
| A **division_area** is a feature type that captures the shape of the land area, or land and territorial sea (maritime), belonging to a division feature. It has a polygon or multipolygon geometry. |
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Stephen Epps (@stepps00) could you add example queries in the last section of the guide? Thanks.
Fixes #435
This addition clarifies
division_areageometries and documents how theis_landandis_territorialbooleans represent land / territorial extents.