I made this image to highlight this park. The circle doesn't show well in the infobox at w:Syringa Provincial Park though. I spelt the park wrong in the file name. Should I just do a darker circle or is it easy to make a map that shows the borders? Here are some links that show the location better.--Canoe1967 (talk) 19:02, 20 April 2013 (UTC)[reply]
Create some marathon route maps: Use a map from OpenMaps.org. Fit a route map (from an article's external link) under it. Trace the route onto the OpenMap. Save and upload to commons.
Article(s): most any small-area/point-based physical geography article of Virginia (e.g. Mount Rogers, Crabtree Falls)
Request:
Several states have physical geography location maps (example shown above), which are more apt for articles on point-based physical and natural subjects such as mountains, islands, state parks, etc. than the map of purely political boundaries which currently exists. I humbly request one for the Commonwealth of Virginia. -- Morgan Riley (talk) 01:59, 24 April 2013 (UTC)[reply]
Map of Malaysia. Base map that could be used in making two separate maps
Kalimantan, Indonesia
Article(s): For Peninsular Malaysia, East Malaysia and other Malaysia-related articles that needs a map
Request:
Since Malaysia is separated in two by the vast South China Sea, I'll make a request to have two separate maps to be created: for West (1st image) and East (2nd image). Currently there is a combined map of Malaysia (3rd image), I myself can separate it (but not deleting the original) however I'm not that much confident to do so since it needs geographical limits to have it done. Example is the 4th image which had been made (above Kalimantan is Brunei and Malaysian Borneo). Thanks! -- adkranz (talk) 05:45, 2 June 2013 (UTC)[reply]
Graphist opinion(s): Done: Resolved in Wikimedia Commons.
The village of Robidišče is located in Slovenia, but in Robidišče it is depicted as if it was in Italy. The map (or the article) should be corrected so that the settlement's location is displayed correctly. I've also asked for help at the uploader's talk page (here), but the user doesn't know how to rectify this. --Eleassarmy talk07:23, 6 June 2013 (UTC)[reply]
Graphist opinion(s):
This is not a problem of the map, it's a problem of a big red dot on a small map which only seems to be in Italy. As you can see here the dot for Robidišče is shown exactly at the border of Slovenia, that's where the village can be found. NNW (talk) 09:12, 6 June 2013 (UTC)[reply]