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Glasgow CAG High Density Areas

Example of the new multiple overview feature in QGIS 2.6. Point displacement, but not amazing with the zoom levels and number of points used.

Primarily looking at spacing and composition in QGIS.

Glasgow CAG

Author Heikki VesantoPosted on November 15, 2014July 27, 2022Categories All, Mapvember, OSGEO, QGIS, Scotland

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