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| Andrew, here is a way to do it: https://community.wolfram.com/groups/-/m/t/3157543 |
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| I am working on a (new) related project, to make Python functionality more accessible in the WL: https://resources.wolframcloud.com/PacletRepository/resources/ArnoudBuzing/ExternalFunctions/ref/FashionPersonImageSynthesize.html ... |
| Interesting ... Besides visually appealing does this have an application or connection to number theory? |
| Should be fine to make a Wolfram Community post about it. Glad this worked for you. |
| It would be easier if you shared your data file, but maybe this works for you (I can't try it out myself, because I don't have your data file): GeoGraphics[{ FaceForm[Opacity[1.]], EdgeForm[{Red, Thick}], ... |
| What do you want it to do when the image has multiple lakes? (possibly many lakes?) |