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East, 77° South and ends around 180° West and 77° South. OSMCoastline will find
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those open ends and connect them by adding several "nodes" forming a proper
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polygon. Depending on the output projection (EPSG:4326 or EPSG:3857) this
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- polygon will either go to the South Pole or to the 85.0511° line.
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+ polygon will either extend to the South Pole or to the 85.0511° line.
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## Filtering
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The program ` osmcoastline_filter ` can be used to filter from an OSM planet file
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- all nodes and ways needed for building the coastlines and writing them out in
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- OSM format. This file will be a lot smaller (less than 1%) than the original
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- planet file, but it contains everything needed to assemble the coastline
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- polygons.
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+ all nodes and ways needed for building the coastlines and write them out in
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+ OSM format. The resulting file will be a lot smaller (less than 1%) than the
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+ original planet file, but it contains everything needed to assemble the
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+ coastline polygons.
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If you are playing around or want to run ` osmcoastline ` several times with
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different parameters, run ` osmcoastline_filter ` once first and use its output
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