EC: Plot Minimum Bounding Rectangle coordinates

Eco Companion Australasia

Plot Minimum Bounding Rectangle coordinates

... denotes a required field

Plot a Minimum Bounding Rectangle (MBR) on a base map. An MBR is a geographic window defined by 4 coordinates (North, South, East, West).

Choose a Geographic Extent Name
- Note: the first GEN takes precedence over other GENs and the coordinate input
Or, enter the Minimum Bounding Rectangle coordinates

Hint: various other services help to define latitude and longitude of a location

Australia - 1:1 000 000 Map Series
Australia - 1:250 000 Map Series
Australia
Australia - Drainage Divisions and Major River Basins
Australia - External Territories
Interim Biogeographic Regionalisation of Australia (IBRA)
Interim Marine and Coastal Regionalisation of Australia (IMCRA)
Australia - Local Government Areas (LGA)
Marsden Grid Squares 10 degrees
Ocean and Sea Regions
Australia - State or Territory
Assorted Australasian Regions
New Zealand - 1:50,000 (260 series)
New Zealand - 1:250,000 (262 series)
New Zealand

North latitude
	Rules: decimal degrees ... 90 >= latitude >= -90 (e.g. -30.5) Rules: positive values in northern hemisphere
South latitude
	Rules: decimal degrees ... 90 >= latitude >= -90 (e.g. -36) Rules: positive values in northern hemisphere
East longitude
	Rules: decimal degrees ... 180 >= longitude >= -180 (e.g. 153) Rules: positive values in eastern hemisphere
West longitude
	Rules: decimal degrees ... 180 >= longitude >= -180 (e.g. 143.5) Rules: positive values in eastern hemisphere

Base map
	What: your MBR will be plotted on the map of your choice Note: if MBR does not fit, then default maps will be used