The screenshot below shows the counter-clockwise digitized direction of a line feature.

The other line feature is digitized in a clockwise direction.

If a polygon is constructed using the QGIS Line to Polygon function, the following polygon will be generated.

Using the Join Lines command
- If the Join Lines plug-in is not installed, select Plug-ins | Manage and install plug-ins and install the Join Lines plug-in.
- In the map view, select two lines.
- Select Vector | Join two lines | Join two lines.
- Select Layer | Toggle editing.
- Click Save.
The joined line is saved.
If the joined lines are used to generate a polygon, the following area geometry will be constructed.




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