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Line 1: :''{{in progress\|—}}Moreover : 1. since the Graphic labs developed [[Wikipedia:WikiProject_Maps/Conventions\|a set of Map Conventions with encouraged colors]], this QGis mapcolor files page will soon be expanded accordingly. 2. if suitable GIS files are available online, a description and link toward this GIS file will be provided using the fresh {{tl\|Cite GIS}} template.''▼ This '''QGis mapcolor files & GIS sources''' page already has some palettes and GIS sources you can use, while is still in active translation. To use the palettes, simply copy-paste the code into a text document, then save as PALETTENAME'''.qml'''. Then, in QGis and while working on a layer : QGis > Layer > Properties > Load a style > [browse, select the .qml file, load] > '''Apply''' Line 28 ⟶ 27: \|} For ⁰arc (arc-second), and 'arc (arc-mintute), see [[Minute_of_arc#Cartography]]. ▲:''{{in progress\|—}}Moreover : 1. since the Graphic labs developed [[Wikipedia:WikiProject_Maps/Conventions\|a set of Map Conventions with encouraged colors]], this QGis mapcolor files page will soon be expanded accordingly. 2. if suitable GIS files are available online, a description and link toward this GIS file will be provided using the fresh {{tl\|Cite GIS}} template.'' == Topography/Bathymetry ==

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