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Geographic types and constructors.
Create a LatLng.
For example:
latLng 45 -175The Bounds type has several variations. All of them can be used to calculate the position and zoom of a map.
@docs bounds
@docs centerBounds
Create a Bounds using a northeast and southwest point.
For example, the bounds of Ecuador
ecuador =
bounds
{ northEast = latLng 1.4284875 -75.188794
, southWest = latLng -5.0143511 -81.08498089999999
}Create a Bounds centered on a location with a given zoom level.
For example, zoomed into the streets of Baku, Azerbaijan:
baku =
centeredBounds
14
(latLng 40.409264 49.867092)
The LatLng type is a simple record containing latitude and longitude.
You can create a longitude in two equivalent ways: