This looks like an easy solution but, for the life of me, I cannot manage to solve this. I have browsed this website where solutions were provided but unfortunately, none have produced the desired outcome.

I am very novice in QGIS, so any solution provided should be very detailed.

I have downloaded layers that contain information on the type of land cover (source: source of CLC layer). After importing in in QGIS (New Project>Browser>GeoPackage>New Connection>path to file) and then dropping the file in the Layers, I see the layer and its contents. At the bottom right, the CRS is EPSG:25830. In the Properties of the layer (right-click on the layer and click on Properties), I see that the CRS is EPSG:25830. (see the properties of the land cover layer: and its assigned CRS: )

Now I want to overlay the limits of the municipalities. The SHP file comes from here. To check its coordinate system, I uploaded it to MyGeoCloud. Its reference system is WGS 84 / Pseudo-Mercator (EPSG:3857). If I import it into a new QGIS project, it displays that value too.

I have tried this:

1. Import the land cover layer into a new project, then drop the municipalities => failed

2. Import the municipalities and then the land cover => failed

   However, I was under the impression that QGIS (I am using 3.36 Maiden) was able to adjust that.

3. Reproject the shapefile before importing to the project => failed.

   Some answers here suggested reprojecting the layer (I will reproject the municipalities layer). So I did: New Project>Import the limits>Vector>Data Management Tools>Reproject Layer. I chose EPSG: 25830 as the Target CRS. I then export the layer by right-clicking on the layer>Export>Save Features As...> and I choose a name for that file. If I right-click on that exported layer, I see that the CRS of that layer is the one I want:

   

I create a new project and drop the new shapefile with the CRS of 25830 and the CRS I want is at the bottom-right of QGIS.

I drop the layer of land cover onto that project and it does not match. .

What do I do wrong? Could you list a workflow that would work?

This looks like an easy solution but, for the life of me, I cannot manage to solve this. I have browsed this website where solutions were provided but unfortunately, none have produced the desired outcome.

I am very novice in QGIS, so any solution provided should be very detailed.

I have downloaded layers that contain information on the type of land cover (source: source of CLC layer). After importing in in QGIS (New Project>Browser>GeoPackage>New Connection>path to file) and then dropping the file in the Layers, I see the layer and its contents. At the bottom right, the CRS is EPSG:25830. In the Properties of the layer (right-click on the layer and click on Properties), I see that the CRS is EPSG:25830. (see the properties of the land cover layer: and its assigned CRS: )

Now I want to overlay the limits of the municipalities. The SHP file comes from here. To check its coordinate system, I uploaded it to MyGeoCloud. Its reference system is WGS 84 / Pseudo-Mercator (EPSG:3857). If I import it into a new QGIS project, it displays that value too.

I have tried this:

1. Import the land cover layer into a new project, then drop the municipalities => failed

2. Import the municipalities and then the land cover => failed

   However, I was under the impression that QGIS (I am using 3.36 Maiden) was able to adjust that.

3. Reproject the shapefile before importing to the project => failed.

   Some answers here suggested reprojecting the layer (I will reproject the municipalities layer). So I did: New Project>Import the limits>Vector>Data Management Tools>Reproject Layer. I chose EPSG: 25830 as the Target CRS. I then export the layer by right-clicking on the layer>Export>Save Features As...> and I choose a name for that file. If I right-click on that exported layer, I see that the CRS of that layer is the one I want:

   

I create a new project and drop the new shapefile with the CRS of 25830 and the CRS I want is at the bottom-right of QGIS.

I drop the layer of land cover onto that project and it does not match. .

What do I do wrong? Could you list a workflow that would work?

EDIT: steps to download the layers: Land cover layer:

1. Go to this link and search ("Buscar") ,
2. then download the Geopackage file.

SHP file of the municipalities:

1. Go to this website (or search "municipios ign esri" on Google if the link does not work)
2. Download as SHP

This looks like an easy solution but, for the life of me, I cannot manage to solve this. I have browsed this website where solutions were provided but unfortunately, none have produced the desired outcome.

I am very novice in QGIS, so any solution provided should be very detailed.

I have downloaded layers that contain information on the type of land cover (source: source of CLC layer). After importing in in QGIS (New Project>Browser>GeoPackage>New Connection>path to file) and then dropping the file in the Layers, I see the layer and its contents. At the bottom right, the CRS is EPSG:25830. In the Properties of the layer (right-click on the layer and click on Properties), I see that the CRS is EPSG:25830. (see the properties of the land cover layer: and its assigned CRS: )

Now I want to overlay the limits of the municipalities. The SHP file comes from here. To check its coordinate system, I uploaded it to MyGeoCloud. Its reference system is WGS 84 / Pseudo-Mercator (EPSG:3857). If I import it into a new QGIS project, it displays that value too.

I have tried this:

1. Import the land cover layer into a new project, then drop the municipalities => failed
2. Import the municipalities and then the land cover => failed

However, I was under the impression that QGIS (I am using 3.36 Maiden) was able to adjust that.

3. Reproject the shapefile before importing to the project => failed.

Some answers on here suggested reprojecting the layer (I will reproject the municipalities layer). So I did: New Project>Import the limits>Vector>Data Management Tools>Reproject Layer. I chose EPSG: 25830 as the Target CRS. I then export the layer by right-clicking on the layer>Export>Save Features As...> and I choose a name for that file. If I right-click on that exported layer, I see that the CRS of that layer is the one I want: .

I create a new project and drop the new shapefile with the CRS of 25830 and the CRS I want is at the bottom-right of QGIS.

I drop the layer of land cover onto that project and it does not match. .

What do I do wrong? Could you list a workflow that would work?

This looks like an easy solution but, for the life of me, I cannot manage to solve this. I have browsed this website where solutions were provided but unfortunately, none have produced the desired outcome.

I am very novice in QGIS, so any solution provided should be very detailed.

I have downloaded layers that contain information on the type of land cover (source: source of CLC layer). After importing in in QGIS (New Project>Browser>GeoPackage>New Connection>path to file) and then dropping the file in the Layers, I see the layer and its contents. At the bottom right, the CRS is EPSG:25830. In the Properties of the layer (right-click on the layer and click on Properties), I see that the CRS is EPSG:25830. (see the properties of the land cover layer: and its assigned CRS: )

Now I want to overlay the limits of the municipalities. The SHP file comes from here. To check its coordinate system, I uploaded it to MyGeoCloud. Its reference system is WGS 84 / Pseudo-Mercator (EPSG:3857). If I import it into a new QGIS project, it displays that value too.

I have tried this:

1. Import the land cover layer into a new project, then drop the municipalities => failed

2. Import the municipalities and then the land cover => failed

   However, I was under the impression that QGIS (I am using 3.36 Maiden) was able to adjust that.

3. Reproject the shapefile before importing to the project => failed.

   Some answers here suggested reprojecting the layer (I will reproject the municipalities layer). So I did: New Project>Import the limits>Vector>Data Management Tools>Reproject Layer. I chose EPSG: 25830 as the Target CRS. I then export the layer by right-clicking on the layer>Export>Save Features As...> and I choose a name for that file. If I right-click on that exported layer, I see that the CRS of that layer is the one I want:

   

I create a new project and drop the new shapefile with the CRS of 25830 and the CRS I want is at the bottom-right of QGIS.

I drop the layer of land cover onto that project and it does not match. .

What do I do wrong? Could you list a workflow that would work?

This looks like an easy solution but, for the life of me, I cannot manage to solve this. I have browsed this website where solutions were provided but unfortunately, none have produced the desired outcome.

I am very novice in QGIS, so any solution provided should be very detailed.

I have downloaded layers that contain information on the type of land cover (source: source of CLC layer). After importing in in QGIS (New Project>Browser>GeoPackage>New Connection>path to file) and then dropping the file in the Layers, I see the layer and its contents. At the bottom right, the CRS is EPSG:25830. In the Properties of the layer (right-click on the layer and click on Properties), I see that the CRS is EPSG:25830. (see the properties of the land cover layer: and its assigned CRS: )

Now I want to overlay the limits of the municipalities. The SHP file comes from here. To check its coordinate system, I uploaded it to MyGeoCloud. Its reference system is WGS 84 / Pseudo-Mercator (EPSG:3857). If I import it into a new QGIS project, it displays that value too.

I have tried this:

1. Import the land cover layer into a new project, then drop the municipalities => failed
2. Import the municipalities and then the land cover => failed

However, I was under the impression that QGIS (I am using 3.36 Maiden) was able to adjust that.

3. Reproject the shapefile before importing to the project => failed.

Some answers on here suggested reprojecting the layer (I will reproject the municipalities layer). So I did: New Project>Import the limits>Vector>Data Management Tools>Reproject Layer. I chose EPSG: 25830 as the Target CRS. I then export the layer by right-clicking on the layer>Export>Save Features As...> and I choose a name for that file. If I right-click on that exported layer, I see that the CRS of that layer is the one I want: .

I create a new project and drop the new shapefile with the CRS of 25830 and the CRS I want is at the bottom-right of QGIS.

I drop the layer of land cover onto that project and it does not match. .

What do I do wrong? Could you list a workflow that would work?

Thanks a lot.

This looks like an easy solution but, for the life of me, I cannot manage to solve this. I have browsed this website where solutions were provided but unfortunately, none have produced the desired outcome.

I am very novice in QGIS, so any solution provided should be very detailed.

I have downloaded layers that contain information on the type of land cover (source: source of CLC layer). After importing in in QGIS (New Project>Browser>GeoPackage>New Connection>path to file) and then dropping the file in the Layers, I see the layer and its contents. At the bottom right, the CRS is EPSG:25830. In the Properties of the layer (right-click on the layer and click on Properties), I see that the CRS is EPSG:25830. (see the properties of the land cover layer: and its assigned CRS: )

Now I want to overlay the limits of the municipalities. The SHP file comes from here. To check its coordinate system, I uploaded it to MyGeoCloud. Its reference system is WGS 84 / Pseudo-Mercator (EPSG:3857). If I import it into a new QGIS project, it displays that value too.

I have tried this:

1. Import the land cover layer into a new project, then drop the municipalities => failed
2. Import the municipalities and then the land cover => failed

However, I was under the impression that QGIS (I am using 3.36 Maiden) was able to adjust that.

3. Reproject the shapefile before importing to the project => failed.

Some answers on here suggested reprojecting the layer (I will reproject the municipalities layer). So I did: New Project>Import the limits>Vector>Data Management Tools>Reproject Layer. I chose EPSG: 25830 as the Target CRS. I then export the layer by right-clicking on the layer>Export>Save Features As...> and I choose a name for that file. If I right-click on that exported layer, I see that the CRS of that layer is the one I want: .

I create a new project and drop the new shapefile with the CRS of 25830 and the CRS I want is at the bottom-right of QGIS.

I drop the layer of land cover onto that project and it does not match. .

What do I do wrong? Could you list a workflow that would work?