OCNA serves North America, that is USA, Canada and Mexico.
Geographical data on US Nature Protected Areas (not sure if this is the actual term used in USA) is apparently stored in table us_parks while npa_areas is empty.
IMHO there are two ways of handling it:
import OCNA specific code into OCPL-current and activate it only for OCNA node
process geographical data and convert it into nuts_codes and nuts_layer compatible data, then use existing code to handle it.
a combination of the above, given that US data may have more usable database fields and offer more features then just nuts data.
I have attached what I believe is the relevant database contents for this geographical data.
OCNA serves North America, that is USA, Canada and Mexico.
Geographical data on US Nature Protected Areas (not sure if this is the actual term used in USA) is apparently stored in table
us_parks
whilenpa_areas
is empty.IMHO there are two ways of handling it:
I have attached what I believe is the relevant database contents for this geographical data.
us_parks.sql.zip