<p>The new release of our open-source map publishing project, OpenMapTiles 3.11, introduces disputed borders, roads under construction, adds support for Kurdish and Amharic language and brings multiple other improvements and bug fixes.&nbsp;</p><h2>Disputed borders</h2><p>Many areas are claimed by two or more countries as their territory. Governments often require displaying claimed territories as part of their country - sometimes just for official government maps, but often also for all maps published in the country.</p><p>With OpenMapTiles 3.11, the map can be styled according to the point of view of a selected country, even on the lower zoom levels. <a target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer" href="https://support.maptiler.com/i636-display-disputed-borders-according-to-the-official-country-s-policy">Read this article</a> to learn how to change the map according to the selected country’s claim. The default view will stay unchanged from previous versions.</p><figure class="media"><div data-oembed-url="https://vimeo.com/877554863?share=copy"><div style="position: relative; padding-bottom: 100%; height: 0; padding-bottom: 56.2493%;"><iframe src="https://player.vimeo.com/video/877554863?background=1" style="position: absolute; width: 100%; height: 100%; top: 0; left: 0;" frameborder="0" webkitallowfullscreen="" mozallowfullscreen="" allowfullscreen=""></iframe></div></div></figure><p>The information about disputed borders is provided by the OpenStreetMap project. It uses the <a target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer" href="https://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Proposed_features/Mapping_disputed_boundaries#Newly_defined_tags">disputed_name and claimed_by</a> tags, which were not officially approved by the community, but they are widely used.</p><p>Currently, you can see this tagging for instance in Western Sahara, South Sudan, Crimea or Kashmir.</p><h2>Roads under construction</h2><p>The new version of schema enables displaying roads under construction. It is also possible to style each type of road in a different way: tertiary roads under construction can have a different style then highway under construction. And in general, roads under construction can have a different look then the ones which are already used.<img src="https://media.maptiler.com/img/2020_01_30_disputed_borders_in_openmaptiles_3_11_3_908fb04905.png" alt="2020-01-30-disputed-borders-in-openmaptiles-3-11-3.png" srcset="https://media.maptiler.com/img/thumbnail_2020_01_30_disputed_borders_in_openmaptiles_3_11_3_908fb04905.png 245w,https://media.maptiler.com/img/small_2020_01_30_disputed_borders_in_openmaptiles_3_11_3_908fb04905.png 500w,https://media.maptiler.com/img/medium_2020_01_30_disputed_borders_in_openmaptiles_3_11_3_908fb04905.png 750w,https://media.maptiler.com/img/large_2020_01_30_disputed_borders_in_openmaptiles_3_11_3_908fb04905.png 1000w," sizes="100vw" width="1000px"></p><h2>Other improvements in OpenMapTiles 3.11</h2><ul><li>Expanding the sand and grass category of the landcover layer</li><li>Adding information about tunnels and bridges in the water layer</li><li>Editing urban areas and adding dams into the landuse layer</li><li>Additional support for the Kurdish and Amharic languages</li></ul><p><br><img src="https://media.maptiler.com/img/2020_01_30_disputed_borders_in_openmaptiles_3_11_4_86f131d961.png" alt="2020-01-30-disputed-borders-in-openmaptiles-3-11-4.png" srcset="https://media.maptiler.com/img/thumbnail_2020_01_30_disputed_borders_in_openmaptiles_3_11_4_86f131d961.png 245w,https://media.maptiler.com/img/small_2020_01_30_disputed_borders_in_openmaptiles_3_11_4_86f131d961.png 500w,https://media.maptiler.com/img/medium_2020_01_30_disputed_borders_in_openmaptiles_3_11_4_86f131d961.png 750w,https://media.maptiler.com/img/large_2020_01_30_disputed_borders_in_openmaptiles_3_11_4_86f131d961.png 1000w," sizes="100vw" width="1000px">New tiles with <a target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer" href="https://github.com/openmaptiles/openmaptiles/releases">all changes</a> are available for <a target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer" href="https://openmaptiles.com/downloads/planet/">download on OpenMapTiles.com</a> or ready to use via <a href="/maps/">Maps API</a>.</p>

The new version of our open-source map publishing project OpenMapTiles 3.11 adds support for disputed borders, roads under construction and adds two new languages.

<p>The new version of our open-source map publishing project OpenMapTiles 3.10 improves many water features, updates boundaries, brings new points of interest and adds four new languages.</p><h2>Water layer improvements&nbsp;</h2><p>The whole import-water repository was updated with newly generated data we use for displaying oceans as OpenStreetMap Data is changing its URL. Together with this, the water polygon schema was changed to ensure there are no islands clipped or missing.</p><p>Intermittent water bodies and waterways can be now distinguished from the permanent ones. This is especially helpful in areas where mobility is strongly bounded by seasonal weather changes (e.g. wadis in desert areas).<img src="https://media.maptiler.com/img/2019_06_14_openmaptiles_3_10_improving_water_layer_2_15468a6b86.png" alt="2019-06-14-openmaptiles-3-10-improving-water-layer-2.png" srcset="https://media.maptiler.com/img/thumbnail_2019_06_14_openmaptiles_3_10_improving_water_layer_2_15468a6b86.png 245w,https://media.maptiler.com/img/small_2019_06_14_openmaptiles_3_10_improving_water_layer_2_15468a6b86.png 500w,https://media.maptiler.com/img/medium_2019_06_14_openmaptiles_3_10_improving_water_layer_2_15468a6b86.png 750w,https://media.maptiler.com/img/large_2019_06_14_openmaptiles_3_10_improving_water_layer_2_15468a6b86.png 1000w," sizes="100vw" width="1000px"><i>Most of the rivers in Muscat, Oman, are intermittent</i></p><h2>Boundary updates</h2><p>The Boundary layer will have from now more frequently updated data. This is by changing the data provider from Natural Earth to OpenStreetMap starting zoom level 4. This improves things like displaying regions of France.<img src="https://media.maptiler.com/img/2019_06_14_openmaptiles_3_10_improving_water_layer_3_d6f972ab55.png" alt="2019-06-14-openmaptiles-3-10-improving-water-layer-3.png" srcset="https://media.maptiler.com/img/thumbnail_2019_06_14_openmaptiles_3_10_improving_water_layer_3_d6f972ab55.png 245w,https://media.maptiler.com/img/small_2019_06_14_openmaptiles_3_10_improving_water_layer_3_d6f972ab55.png 500w,https://media.maptiler.com/img/medium_2019_06_14_openmaptiles_3_10_improving_water_layer_3_d6f972ab55.png 750w,https://media.maptiler.com/img/large_2019_06_14_openmaptiles_3_10_improving_water_layer_3_d6f972ab55.png 1000w," sizes="100vw" width="1000px"></p><h2>Other improvements in OpenMapTiles 3.10</h2><ul><li>Volcanoes added to the Mountain Peak layer</li><li>Parking places and dormitories added as POI</li><li>Tracks added to the Landuse layer</li><li>Possibility to choose the surface of the ways and color of the buildings if tagged in data</li><li>Four new languages added: Indonesian, Basque/Euskara, Occitan and Corsican (OpenMapTiles now supports 63 languages!)</li></ul><p><img src="https://media.maptiler.com/img/2019_06_14_openmaptiles_3_10_improving_water_layer_4_2deb5a87f6.png" alt="2019-06-14-openmaptiles-3-10-improving-water-layer-4.png" srcset="https://media.maptiler.com/img/thumbnail_2019_06_14_openmaptiles_3_10_improving_water_layer_4_2deb5a87f6.png 245w,https://media.maptiler.com/img/small_2019_06_14_openmaptiles_3_10_improving_water_layer_4_2deb5a87f6.png 500w,https://media.maptiler.com/img/medium_2019_06_14_openmaptiles_3_10_improving_water_layer_4_2deb5a87f6.png 750w,https://media.maptiler.com/img/large_2019_06_14_openmaptiles_3_10_improving_water_layer_4_2deb5a87f6.png 1000w," sizes="100vw" width="1000px"><i>New parking places&nbsp;POIs</i></p><p>New tiles with all changes are available for <a target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer" href="https://openmaptiles.com/downloads/planet/">download on OpenMapTiles.com</a> or ready to use on <a href="/maps/">MapTiler Cloud</a>.</p>

The new version of our open-source map publishing project OpenMapTiles 3.10 improves many water features, updates boundaries, brings new points of interest and adds four new languages.

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Eva likes to work with geodata and GIS technologies. She is happy to coordinate the OpenMapTiles project and create web maps.

Eva received her master’s degree in Geoinformatics. She loves listening to classical music while working.

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Disputed borders in OpenMapTiles 3.11

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