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Latitude: $1

Latitude:

Incorrect latitude

Latitude, longitude

Latitude destination

North latitude

South latitude

North or south latitude

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Reference for latitude of destination

Format: Latitude and longitude separated by pipe (<kbd>|</kbd>).

The default coordinates format is expecting a latitude, longitude.

The latitude must be a number between -90 and 90.

The latitude must be a number between -90 and 90.

Either both "latitude" and "longitude" parameters should be supplied or neither of them

When clicking on the map you will be sent to this URL. %lat% is replaced by the latitude and %long% by the longitude

Literal data for a geographical position given as a latitude-longitude pair in gms or decimal degrees for the given stellar body. Defaults to "Earth" and then "WGS84". It adds a resolution and range.
* latitude – implicit first part (float, dms, dm, dd) of the coordinate string, direction is either given by prefixed sign or by postfixed N/S
* longitude – implicit second part (float, dms, dm, dd) of the coordinate string, direction is either given by prefixed sign or by postfixed E/W
* globe – explicit (?) data value, given as stellar body that defaults to Earth "http://www.wikidata.org/entity/Q2"
* precision - numeric precision of the coordinate

This page allows users to search for a location (defined by its coordinates) in multiple resources.

Latitude, longitude and additional parameters must be separated with commas.
Parameters consist of an identifier, the equal sign and a value.

Example: 52° 31′ N, 13° 24′ 30″ E, scale=50000

Additionally, the [https://wiki.toolserver.org/view/GeoHack GeoHack] format will be accepted.