It doesn't exist. What I just did since BigBreak post is show what I mean by that.
I am using the 3 most frequently used variations of Somalia, as I explained in the beginning and those 3 variations I named them after entities they are most known for.
OSM or OpenStreerMap variation
Google variation
and UN OCHA who makes humanitarian maps
Rereas again especially last couple posts where I literally showed every single variation is off by something or a discrepancy that does not give a 100% accurate representation of Somalia.
In the post before yours, I showed how one can finally get a map that is 100% correct after uniting the two most accurate variations who largely agree with each other (OSM AND OCHA) by taking elements that are wrong (which exist in both maps) and replacing it with elements that are correct (which exist in both maps).
Because between OSM and OCHA, one can produce the most accurate presentation possible since together they contain 100% all the elements required.
Look at Gerijir, Hiiraan; Cabudwaq, Galgaduud; Adan Yabaal, Middle Shabelle.
OSM variation by itself nor OCHA variation by itself accurately reflect Hiiraan, Galgaduud, or Lower Shabelle.
But together they correct each other and 100% of the correct representation can be drawn.
So for example;
1. OSM is wrong on Adan Yabaal being in Hiiraan, but correct on the border.
2. OCHA is wrong on the border, but correct on Adan Yabaal not being in Hiiraan.
3. You take OSM border + OCHA on Adan Yabaal and you have a correct representation of Hiiraan on those two points
And
1. OSM is wrong on Gerijir being in Galgaduud, but correct on Caabudwaaq being in Galgagaduud on the border.
2. OCHA is wrong on Caabudwaaq not being in Galgaduud, but correct on Gerijir not being in Galgaduud.
3. You take OSM Caabudwaaq border with Ethiopia + OCHA Gerijir border with Hiiran and you get a correct 100% representation of Galgaduud.