Wednesday, Mar 01, 2023 at 15:46
This particular lake is a perennial one, so unlike
Lake Frome it has a slightly different blue (darker). But ah yes we've just review that is indeed some sort of error, an extra data feature that shouldn't be there. Fixed thanks. If you find any more like that let us know.
Also,
Lake Frome is also a reserve so there are 2 data elements here being green for parks/reserve layer and blue for the
water body layer so could be slightly altering your eye's perception of it with green/blue overlayed - if you zoom back out to level 5 through to 6
Lake Frome will only show the parks/reserve layer (green), as
water bodies don't start appearing until level 7. And 2 types of blue for the perennial, non-perennial. In the app, you can see the legend for all elements by going to the map layers tool - and selecting the Dynamic Legend, - then when you click any area of the map, it will show all data layers being represented at that specific spot you have clicked.
Here's
EOTopo 2021 in the app, with dynamic legend ON and clicking the blue area showing
Lake Frome. In this map, the data was Native Title and non perennial. Native title is represented in a pale hue of brown/yellow/tan.

Dynamic Legend
I can't give you a screen shot of
EOTopo 2023 with the dynamic legend as I don't have a working version of the map in the Traveller app yet. But I can see that the data has changed and
Lake Frome is now a Reserve/Non-Perennial. Gets complicated but thanks for taking a look and taking the time to give feedback. Cheers MM
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