Alfraganus) was a medieval Persian geographer • Columbus learned that Alfraganus estimated degree of latitude to span 56.67 miles – degreee of longitude at the equator should be roughly equivalent CppCon quantities and units library Why Columbus thought that he reached India? 55// length of degree of latitude estimation by medieval Persian geographer // Abu al Abbas Ahmad ibn Muhammad ibn Kathir al-Farghani thought that he reached India? ROMAN FOOT (PES) ROMAN PACE ROMAN MILE 59// length of degree of latitude estimation by medieval Persian geographer // Abu al Abbas Ahmad ibn Muhammad ibn Kathir al-Farghani

|| f.location().longitude() > right || f.location().latitude() < bottom || f.location().latitude() > top; }); }streams auto ListFeatures(ServerContext* context || f.location().longitude() > right || f.location().latitude() < bottom || f.location().latitude() > top; }); }streams auto ListFeatures(ServerContext* context || f.location().longitude() > right || f.location().latitude() < bottom || f.location().latitude() > top; }); } follow along at https://github.com/3rdparty/e

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

"Location" entity which has "latitude" and "longitude" properties. It could look something like this: latitude; public $longitude; $longitude; public function __construct($latitude, $longitude) { $this->latitude = $latitude; $this->longitude = $longitude; } } Looking good. Now that we have an entity

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