Hi Harry
Thank you for your fast and useful reply.
I am definitely not an experienced OMer, far from it, up to now I've only 
done simple corrections and additions.  It's probably best if I stay clear 
and leave it to experts.
So, I add a few notes on the OSM map adjacent to the problem to alert 
people who know what they are doing, then stand back for a few weeks to see 
if anything is done.
Regards
Paul W.


On Sunday, December 16, 2018 at 10:07:00 PM UTC, Harry van der Wolf wrote:
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> Op zo 16 dec. 2018 om 22:27 schreef 'P Wat' via Osmand <
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>> Hello Harry.
>> Thank you for your feedback.
>>
>>    1. Does this mean that it is caused only by OSM (map) issues needing 
>>    correction?
>>    2. Is there anything to be done in OsmAnd by the user (ie me)?
>>    3. Is there anything to be done in OsmAnd by the authors?
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>> If (1), is it realistic for me to attempt correcting OSM?
>> If (2), what is required?
>> If (3), what is the proccedure for submitting a request?
>>
>> Paul W
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> 1. Correcting (multi-)polygons is really work for experienced OMers. If 
> you are one, you can do the job. However, you asking this might mean that 
> you never did this. There can, and most of the time will be lot of 
> relations coupled to (parts of) the polygon(s). That makes it real hard. I 
> did it once in the south of the Netherlands. It was really a horrible job.
> 2. The only thing you can do is make an OsmAnd issue for it. We had the 
> same some years ago with the Bodensee (between Germany, Switzerland and 
> Austria). Finally the country polygons for OsmAnd were adapted by Victor as 
> it couldn't be solved from Openstreetmap itself. The same might be 
> necessary for this issue, but it will take quite some time. First an 
> analysis of the OSM data needs to be done and when possible repaired. 
> Finding the last few editors need to be done to see what they did and 
> whether they can correct their own mistakes. And when it can't be corrected 
> after all, it might need an OsmAnd correction.
> 3. See 2 as well.
>
> Harry
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