GeoGraphics

GeoGraphics[primitives,options]

represents a two-dimensional geographical image.

Details and Options

Using GeoGraphics requires internet connectivity.
GeoGraphics is displayed in StandardForm as a graphical image.
GeoGraphics takes a set of geo graphics primitives, does a projection, and returns a graphical image.
GeoGraphics uses the same primitives as Graphics, with the following additions:

	GeoBoundsRegion[ranges]	latitude-longitude rectangle
	GeoCircle[pt,r]	cartographic circle supporting geo entities
	GeoDisk[pt,r]	cartographic disk area supporting geo entities
	GeoHemisphere[pt]	hemisphere centered at position pt
	GeoHemisphereBoundary[pt]	boundary of a hemisphere, i.e. a great circle or ellipse
	GeoMarker[pts]	pushpin supporting geo entities
	GeoPath[pts]	cartographic path supporting geo entities
	GeoVisibleRegion[pt]	visible area from an elevated point
	GeoVisibleRegionBoundary[pt]	horizon from an elevated point
	DayHemisphere[date]	half of Earth illuminated by the Sun at a given time
	NightHemisphere[date]	half of Earth not illuminated by the Sun at a given time
	DayNightTerminator[date]	closed path separating the day and night hemispheres

GeoGraphics uses the same directives as Graphics, with the following addition:
GeoStyling[mapstyle] display faces of filled geo objects using mapstyle
GeoGraphics has the same options as Graphics, with the following additions and changes:

GeoBackground	Automatic	style specifications for the background
GeoCenter	Automatic	center coordinates to use
GeoGridLines	None	geographic grid lines to draw
GeoGridLinesStyle	Automatic	style specifications for geographic grid lines
GeoModel	Automatic	model of the Earth to use
GeoProjection	Automatic	projection to use
GeoRange	Automatic	geographic area range to include
GeoRangePadding	Automatic	how much to pad the geographic range of values
GeoScaleBar	None	scale bar to display
GeoServer	Automatic	specification of a tile server
GeoZoomLevel	Automatic	zoom to use for geographic background
MetaInformation	{}	meta-information about the map

GeoStyling["Streetmap"] or GeoStyling["StreetmapNoLabels"] is used as the default styling for GeoBackground, depending on the projection.
GeoGraphics[] gives a map centered on the current geo location with default geo styling.
AbsoluteOptions can be used to give explicit values for geo graphics settings.
Clicking on a geo graphic and selecting the Get Coordinates tool from the Graphics ▶ Drawing Tools allows coordinate information to be interactively read off.