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A digital representation of a place or thing that has more than one part but is defined as one feature because it references one set of attributes.
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What is a multipoint shapefile?
Shapefiles support four fundamental data types: Point, Polyline, Polygon, and Multipoint. Points are simple {X,Y} features. Polylines are ordered sets of points, and Polygons are the areas encompasse …
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ArcPy getPartCount always returns 1 on multipart polygons?
The output you are receiving is correct. Assuming you have two polygons, one without a hole, and one with a hole, then each of these shapes is single-part. Polygon geometry has two levels of constru …
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Understanding difference between Polygon and Multipolygon for shapefiles in QGIS?
Shapefile polygons are constructed from one or more closed rings. If a shape has multiple rings, they can be exterior and interior (e.g., form a doughnut), or multiple exterior (e.g., island chain).
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