Cemetery partially flooded by lava on 25 November, plus a long lavaflow (2–3 km) from east to west, as shown since the evening of that day on the IGME-map at https://info.igme.es/visor/?Configuracion=Enjambre-Terremotos-La-Palma&Extension=-17.93,28.57,-17.82,28.65,4326 (source: http://info.igme.es/eventos/Erupcion-volcanica-la-palma/visores-mapas → Visor 2D).  

https://www.opendatalapalma.es/ has not published any updated maps of this area since then, as their most recent aerial drone-views (last, 26 Nov.: dron_fotogrametria_211126_1000) only covered the areas further west.

The IGME-maps on the other hand seem to be based on the opendatalapalma-maps, plus additional drone-flights and local data collected by the vulcanologists on site.  They thus often are quicker in updating and more precise than opendatalapalma-maps, at least for areas not (yet) covered by opendatalapalma-maps.

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This has also led to another mapping problem a kilometre east of here, at roughly 28° 36′ 40″ N / 17° 52′ 30″ W resp. 28.61111/-17.87500, where for a few weeks now OSM has mapped solid lava where there actually is a large open area free of lava.  Opendatalapalma.es has not done any updates on their own of the areas east of Montaña Rajada since before then, and seemingly relied on faulty Copernicus data for those areas.  Copernicus (in general less reliable than IGME and Opendatalapalma) has caught and corrected that glitch since then, but Opendatalapalma never followed suit.  The IGME-map on the other hand has not only shown that open area since almost the beginning, but with their colour-coding also faithfully traced any changes to the area.