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On 2010-03-15, Wallis and Futuna islands were hit by cyclone Tomas.
The International Charter "Space and Major Disasters" was activated on 2010-03-18. In this framework, SERTIT produced cartographic products.
SERTIT authorized OSM to trace from its Disaster Charter maps, in this case.
SERTIT sent road shapefiles. They were imported in OSM, and toponymy was added by hand, with approximate locations.
French being an official language of Wallis and Futuna (a French overseas collectivity), please refer to Wallis and Futuna wiki in French, and to OSM-Talk-fr or HOT mailing lists for more information.
