<jupyter_start><jupyter_text>Geopandas also offers filetypes geojason and geopackage but these can't handle multipolygons.  The current hrus do have multiple polygons per hru and they are lumped into the same 'geometry' column in the dataframe.  Not sure there is any value in saving the shapefiles into one big shapefile...<jupyter_code>gdf.to_file("hru_geopanda_base.gpkg", driver='GPKG')<jupyter_output><empty_output>
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