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I have a global glc-2000 raster map. I would like to clip it to study specific area. I used boundries of continents shapefile as mask. Both of them have same projection. Since I am beginner I have followed steps of this tutorial using QGIS 3.6:
http://www.qgistutorials.com/en/docs/raster_mosaicing_and_clipping.html
I hoped that I get Europe output raster layer but the result was a black hole. What went wrong? What mistake have I made?
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    I have a global glc-2000 raster map. I would like to clip it to study specific area. I used boundries of continents shapefile as mask. Both of them have same projection. Since I am beginner I have followed steps of this tutorial using QGIS 3.6:
    http://www.qgistutorials.com/en/docs/raster_mosaicing_and_clipping.html
    I hoped that I get Europe output raster layer but the result was a black hole. What went wrong? What mistake have I made?
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      I have a global glc-2000 raster map. I would like to clip it to study specific area. I used boundries of continents shapefile as mask. Both of them have same projection. Since I am beginner I have followed steps of this tutorial using QGIS 3.6:
      http://www.qgistutorials.com/en/docs/raster_mosaicing_and_clipping.html
      I hoped that I get Europe output raster layer but the result was a black hole. What went wrong? What mistake have I made?
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      I have a global glc-2000 raster map. I would like to clip it to study specific area. I used boundries of continents shapefile as mask. Both of them have same projection. Since I am beginner I have followed steps of this tutorial using QGIS 3.6:
      http://www.qgistutorials.com/en/docs/raster_mosaicing_and_clipping.html
      I hoped that I get Europe output raster layer but the result was a black hole. What went wrong? What mistake have I made?
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