What this record says
ReconstructedLahore and Walton Cantonment Board candidate split
The app should present this as a working Board assignment with a visible legal limit, not as an open white gap.
Boundary Version
Full public record
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- Record ID
- bnd-lahore-walton-cantonment-candidates-2026
- Place Id
- Lahore Cantonment
- Boundary Kind
- administrative
- Administrative Purpose
- Board-level routing inside the official PULSE Cantonment control geometry
- Boundary Status
- reconstructed
- Observed Date
- 2026-08-03
- Geometry
- Status
- reconstructed
- Basis
- point-sample-inference
- Path
- source-data/geography/lahore-walton-cantonment-candidates-2026-08-03.geojson
- Format
- GeoJSON
- Geometry Type
- Polygon
- Coordinate Reference System
- EPSG:4326
- Feature Count
- 2
- File Hash
- sha256:425cca1d4a60880d631da888b24061e015657309d2ad878bba7caecc4b430d36
- Conversion Method
- The official PULSE Cantonment control polygon was partitioned between verified Lahore and Walton Board office and locality anchors.
- Uncertainty Notes
- The outer control geometry is official digital context. The internal Board split is reconstructed and must not be used for title, tax or ward decisions.
- Geographic Claim
- Assignment Level
- territory
- Proves
- A coordinate inside the official Cantonment control class now receives a concrete Lahore or Walton Board candidate.
- Does Not Prove
- It does not prove the gazetted Board local area, electoral ward, property tax assessment or land title.
- Public Display
- context-only
- Institution Ids
- Evidence Gap
- The current gazetted Lahore and Walton local-area descriptions and final ward maps.