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In a map oriented to the north, the first coordinate passed to Geo.fetch() is the lower left, and the second coordinate is the upper right of the two coordinates.
The following image shows both coordinates from the documentation in OpenStreetMap.
# top_right and bottom_left coordinatesdata=geo.fetch([52.50876180448243, 13.359631043007212],
[52.530116236589244, 13.426532801586827])
Maybe I misunderstand the names top_right and bottom_left. Please correct me if this is the case. Otherwise, I would work on a pull request for this issue, which renames the variables.
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In a map oriented to the north, the first coordinate passed to Geo.fetch() is the lower left, and the second coordinate is the upper right of the two coordinates.
The following image shows both coordinates from the documentation in OpenStreetMap.
Maybe I misunderstand the names top_right and bottom_left. Please correct me if this is the case. Otherwise, I would work on a pull request for this issue, which renames the variables.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: