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<div class="">last week I asked a similar question, but I am working with QGIS 3.4. There may be a problem with the official Japanese files I downloaded, but it looks similar.</div>
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<div class="">My CRS is JGD2011:Plane Rectangular II for Kyūshū, which is EPSG:6670. But I get EPSG:102611, which cannot be found in the EPSG database, and the Japanese administration told me that it does not exist, but the map is OK and can be interpreted
as EPSG 6670. </div>
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<div class="">I wonder whether it is a problem with QGIS in my case as well?</div>
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<div class="">Here are the data for one of those layers: </div>
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<div style="margin: 0px;" class=""><span style="font-family: "Lato,Ubuntu,Lucida Grande,Segoe UI,Arial,sans-serif";" class="">EPSG:102611 - JGD_2011_Japan_Zone_2 - Projiziert</span></div>
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<div>Thanks, </div>
<div>Maria</div>
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<div class="">Am 11.03.2020 um 22:16 schrieb Tyler Veinot <<a href="mailto:tylerkveinot@gmail.com" class="">tylerkveinot@gmail.com</a>>:</div>
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<div class="">My measurements when using the ellipsoidal measur are in the millions of meters for things that are only a few hundred or less meters long. It isn't a unit issue because I tried dividing for cm, mm, dm and the measurements don't add up. If I go
to cartesian the measurements look fine. </div>
<div class="">Before this was happening my QGIS was also assigning epsg 2292 to my shapfiles having an epsg of 2954. I check the file geodatabase they were exported from and the proj files and they all reference EPSG 2954 and not EPSG 2292. Also All new projects
are defaulted to 2954 so no transformations should be necessary.</div>
<div class="">Since updating to QGIS3 I noticed this transformation section in the settings under CRS, is there something here I inadvertently changed?</div>
<div class="">I do have my own GSB files for coordinate transformations from survey grids but I have not figured out how to employ them yet in QGIS3 so I don't think they would be an issue.</div>
<div class="">Anyone else have a similar thing start to happen?</div>
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