the clipboard.\ The latitude, longitude NOTE: coordinates are copied according to EPSG:4326 CRS and are just raw numbers. You may need to remove a comma and switch latitude and longitude places to map Flip latitude and longitude coordinates in source data. This can be useful if the data in your table is saved in (latitude longitude) format while Leaflet reads it as (longitude, latitude). This button Parameters Description wktPoint (longitude, latitude) Produces WKT (geometry) point out of two coordinates. Default SRID is 4326. wktPoint (longitude, latitude, srid) Produces WKT (geometry) point out of

the clipboard.\ The latitude, longitude NOTE: coordinates are copied according to EPSG:4326 CRS and are just raw numbers. You may need to remove a comma and switch latitude and longitude places to map Flip latitude and longitude coordinates in source data. This can be useful if the data in your table is saved in (latitude longitude) format while Leaflet reads it as (longitude, latitude). This button Parameters Description wktPoint (longitude, latitude) Produces WKT (geometry) point out of two coordinates. Default SRID is 4326. wktPoint (longitude, latitude, srid) Produces WKT (geometry) point out of

the clipboard.\ The latitude, longitude NOTE: coordinates are copied according to EPSG:4326 CRS and are just raw numbers. You may need to remove a comma and switch latitude and longitude places to map Flip latitude and longitude coordinates in source data. This can be useful if the data in your table is saved in (latitude longitude) format while Leaflet reads it as (longitude, latitude). This button Parameters Description wktPoint (longitude, latitude) Produces WKT (geometry) point out of two coordinates. Default SRID is 4326. wktPoint (longitude, latitude, srid) Produces WKT (geometry) point out of

the clipboard.\ The latitude, longitude NOTE: coordinates are copied according to EPSG:4326 CRS and are just raw numbers. You may need to remove a comma and switch latitude and longitude places to map Flip latitude and longitude coordinates in source data. This can be useful if the data in your table is saved in (latitude longitude) format while Leaflet reads it as (longitude, latitude). This button Parameters Description wktPoint (longitude, latitude) Produces WKT (geometry) point out of two coordinates. Default SRID is 4326. wktPoint (longitude, latitude, srid) Produces WKT (geometry) point out of

the clipboard.\ The latitude, longitude NOTE: coordinates are copied according to EPSG:4326 CRS and are just raw numbers. You may need to remove a comma and switch latitude and longitude places to map Flip latitude and longitude coordinates in source data. This can be useful if the data in your table is saved in (latitude longitude) format while Leaflet reads it as (longitude, latitude). This button Parameters Description wktPoint (longitude, latitude) Produces WKT (geometry) point out of two coordinates. Default SRID is 4326. wktPoint (longitude, latitude, srid) Produces WKT (geometry) point out of

the clipboard.\ The latitude, longitude NOTE: coordinates are copied according to EPSG:4326 CRS and are just raw numbers. You may need to remove a comma and switch latitude and longitude places to map Flip latitude and longitude coordinates in source data. This can be useful if the data in your table is saved in (latitude longitude) format while Leaflet reads it as (longitude, latitude). This button Parameters Description wktPoint (longitude, latitude) Produces WKT (geometry) point out of two coordinates. Default SRID is 4326. wktPoint (longitude, latitude, srid) Produces WKT (geometry) point out of

the clipboard.\ The latitude, longitude NOTE: coordinates are copied according to EPSG:4326 CRS and are just raw numbers. You may need to remove a comma and switch latitude and longitude places to map Flip latitude and longitude coordinates in source data. This can be useful if the data in your table is saved in (latitude longitude) format while Leaflet reads it as (longitude, latitude). This button Parameters Description wktPoint (longitude, latitude) Produces WKT (geometry) point out of two coordinates. Default SRID is 4326. wktPoint (longitude, latitude, srid) Produces WKT (geometry) point out of

select Copy . It copies the coordinates formatted as , to the clipboard.\ The coordinates latitude longitude NOTE: coordinates are copied according to and are just raw numbers. You may need to remove a comma EPSG:4326 CRS and switch the and places to correctly insert it into a database. latitude longitude You can use buttons at the bottom of the view for additional features: Open the temporary useful if the data in your table latitude longitude is saved in ( / ) format while the Leaflet reads it as ( , ). This button latitude longitude longitude latitude does not change anything in the source

select Copy . It copies the coordinates formatted as , to the clipboard.\ The coordinates latitude longitude NOTE: coordinates are copied according to and are just raw numbers. You may need to remove a comma EPSG:4326 CRS and switch the and places to correctly insert it into a database. latitude longitude You can use buttons at the bottom of the view for additional features: Open the temporary useful if the data in your table latitude longitude is saved in ( / ) format while the Leaflet reads it as ( , ). This button latitude longitude longitude latitude does not change anything in the source

select Copy . It copies the coordinates formatted as , to the clipboard.\ The coordinates latitude longitude NOTE: coordinates are copied according to and are just raw numbers. You may need to remove a comma EPSG:4326 CRS and switch the and places to correctly insert it into a database. latitude longitude You can use buttons at the bottom of the view for additional features: Open the temporary useful if the data in your table latitude longitude is saved in ( / ) format while the Leaflet reads it as ( , ). This button latitude longitude longitude latitude does not change anything in the source