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It's the same problem for GeoPackage created from the MapInfo data source.
(And, apologies for the diversion here #26 this issue threw me while I was trying to generate a useful mixed layer for Geopackage testing).
st_read("Drawing.gpkg", "Drawing")
Reading layer Drawing from data source Drawing.gpkg using driver "GPKG"
features: 4
fields: 1
converted into: POLYGON
proj4string:
Simple feature collection with 4 features and 1 field
geometry type: GEOMETRYCOLLECTION
dimension: XY
bbox: xmin: -82 ymin: -23.5 xmax: 282 ymax: 76.5
epsg (SRID): NA
proj4string:
precision: double (default; no precision model)
ID geom
1 1 GEOMETRYCOLLECTION(POLYGON(...
2 2 GEOMETRYCOLLECTION(POLYGON(...
3 3 GEOMETRYCOLLECTION(POLYGON(...
4 4 GEOMETRYCOLLECTION(LINESTRI...
ogrinfo Drawing.gpkg Drawing
INFO: Open of `Drawing.gpkg'
using driver `GPKG' successful.
Layer name: Drawing
Geometry: Unknown (any)
Feature Count: 4
Extent: (-82.000000, -23.500000) - (282.000000, 76.500000)
Layer SRS WKT:
LOCAL_CS["Nonearth",
UNIT["Meter",1.0]]
FID Column = fid
Geometry Column = geom
ID: Integer (0.0)
OGRFeature(Drawing):1
ID (Integer) = 1
POLYGON ((-82.0 16.5,-82.0 76.5,-22.0 76.5,-22.0 16.5,-82.0 16.5))
OGRFeature(Drawing):2
ID (Integer) = 2
LINESTRING (-82.0 16.5,-82.0 76.5,-22.0 76.5,-22.0 16.5,-82.0 16.5)
OGRFeature(Drawing):3
ID (Integer) = 3
POLYGON ((194.0 -23.5,194.0 62.5,282.0 62.5,282.0 -23.5,194.0 -23.5))
OGRFeature(Drawing):4
ID (Integer) = 4
LINESTRING (189.5 -18.625,194.0 62.5,282.0 62.5,282.0 -23.5,194.0 -23.5)
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