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I have a point ESRI-layer with CRS 4647, it should show special points along rivers in my region. When I open it in an existing QGIS (3.22) project (CRS EPSG 3044 or EPSG 25832), I do not see any points, though the attribute table exists. When I adapt the CRS of the point layer for example to CRS 3044, the points are visible, but somewhere in the ocean, not in my region (lower saxony, Germany). I tried too to reproject (with QGIS toolbox) the layer, no success. Then I tried to export the layer to a new layer with CRS 3044 - no success. When I open a new project only with the point layer, and add another layer out of my region, the two layers do not fit to another.

Has anybody an idea, what I could do?

Bertram
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  • Did you try this answer? https://gis.stackexchange.com/questions/259946/qgis-how-to-set-crs – Hans Erren Jul 08 '22 at 18:49
  • thanks for your ideas. I tried reprojection, also assign projection, nothing worked. But then a colleague found that the problem was the shapefile. It only supposed to bei CRS 4647, in reality it was another. With this tool https://www.aed-sicad.de/fme.html he could repair the shapefile. – Bertram Jul 09 '22 at 08:35

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