Hello,
I have two shapefiles having same projection. one file is a part of area of the other file. When added to the screen, they are not superimposing. Please tell me where i did the problem. the shapefiles are here with attached. Thank u....
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I think that you should define WGS_1984_UTM_Zone_44N to these shapefiles. If I do so, the geometry is projected east of the city of Warangal.
I am not sure what your issue is. this is how the layers show up if I open them up at my end:
U also have one more text file inplease add that through add x,y. The shapefiles are not coinciding with the points in the text file.
It appears the incorrect projection is defined for the shapefiles. When I create a xy features for the included .txt file and define a geographic coordinate system WGS1984 the points align fine with india. The Shapefiles also have a defined projection of WGS 1984 but the coordinated don't resemble reasonable Lat and Lon values. It would appear that the projection for these shapefiles has been incorrectly defined.
Thank u... I have reprojected and i got the files superimposed....
I think that you should define WGS_1984_UTM_Zone_44N to these shapefiles. If I do so, the geometry is projected east of the city of Warangal.
Thank u so much.
I have projected the files again and i got the layers super imposed. Thank u very much