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Shapefile format doesn't allow multiple geometry types, so you should use another format, like GeoJSON. See also OGR merge shapefiles of different geom type into a single GeoJSON feature collection, Merging/Joining GeoJSON and JSON? and https://gist.github.com/migurski/3759608

Shapefile format doesn't allow multiple geometry types, so you should use another format, like GeoJSON. See also OGR merge shapefiles of different geom type into a single GeoJSON feature collection, Merging/Joining GeoJSON and JSON? and https://gist.github.com/migurski/3759608

It's not possible, sorry. Shapefile format doesn't allow multiple geometry types, so you should use another format, like GeoJSON. See also OGR merge shapefiles of different geom type into a single GeoJSON feature collection, Merging/Joining GeoJSON and JSON? and https://gist.github.com/migurski/3759608

Shapefile format doesn't allow multiple geometry types, so you should use another format, like GeoJSON. See also OGR merge shapefiles of different geom type into a single GeoJSON feature collection, Merging/Joining GeoJSON and JSON? and https://gist.github.com/migurski/3759608

It's not possible, sorry. Shapefile format doesn't allow multiple geometry types, so you should use another format, like GeoJSON. See also Merging/Joining GeoJSON and JSON? and https://gist.github.com/migurski/3759608

It's not possible, sorry. Shapefile format doesn't allow multiple geometry types, so you should use another format, like GeoJSON. See also OGR merge shapefiles of different geom type into a single GeoJSON feature collection, Merging/Joining GeoJSON and JSON? and https://gist.github.com/migurski/3759608