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I have a geopackage layer in QGIS which contains block outlines for parcels of land. They have been digitised with a gap between each block but the edges of adjacent polygons should actually share an edge. I'm looking for a way to calculate the midpoints of the gaps so I can drag the edges of the polygons to this point. Searching online I found that ArcGIS appears to have a tool that would help do this - midpoint, but I can't find a similar feature in QGIS. Can anyone suggest a method I could use?

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I have a geopackage layer in QGIS which contains block outlines for parcels of land. They have been digitised with a gap between each block but the edges of adjacent polygons should actually share an edge. I'm looking for a way to calculate the midpoints of the gaps so I can drag the edges of the polygons to this point. Searching online I found that ArcGIS appears to have a tool that would help do this - midpoint, but I can't find a similar feature in QGIS. Can anyone suggest a method I could use?

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I have a geopackage layer in QGIS which contains block outlines for parcels of land. They have been digitised with a gap between each block but the edges of adjacent polygons should actually share an edge. I'm looking for a way to calculate the midpoints of the gaps so I can drag the edges of the polygons to this point. Searching online I found that ArcGIS appears to have a tool that would help do this - midpoint, but I can't find a similar feature in QGIS. Can anyone suggest a method I could use?

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I have a geopackage layer in QGIS which contains block outlines for parcels of land. They have been digitised with a gap between each block but the edges of adjacent polygons should actually share an edge. I'm looking for a way to calculate the midpoints of the gaps so I can drag the edges of the polygons to this point. Searching online I found that ArcGIS appears to have a tool that would help do this - midpoint, but I can't find a similar feature in QGIS. Can anyone suggest a method I could use?   

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I have a geopackage layer in QGIS which contains block outlines for parcels of land. They have been digitised with a gap between each block but the edges of adjacent polygons should actually share an edge. I'm looking for a way to calculate the midpoints of the gaps so I can drag the edges of the polygons to this point. Searching online I found that ArcGIS appears to have a tool that would help do this - midpoint, but I can't find a similar feature in QGIS. Can anyone suggest a method I could use?  enter image description here

I have a geopackage layer in QGIS which contains block outlines for parcels of land. They have been digitised with a gap between each block but the edges of adjacent polygons should actually share an edge. I'm looking for a way to calculate the midpoints of the gaps so I can drag the edges of the polygons to this point. Searching online I found that ArcGIS appears to have a tool that would help do this - midpoint, but I can't find a similar feature in QGIS. Can anyone suggest a method I could use? 

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Is there an equivalent to the "Midpoint" tool in ArcGIS in QGIS?

I have a geopackage layer in QGIS which contains block outlines for parcels of land. They have been digitised with a gap between each block but the edges of adjacent polygons should actually share an edge. I'm looking for a way to calculate the midpoints of the gaps so I can drag the edges of the polygons to this point. Searching online I found that ArcGIS appears to have a tool that would help do this - midpoint, but I can't find a similar feature in QGIS. Can anyone suggest a method I could use? enter image description here