Converts the given coordinates to a Geohash.
A Geohash is a single string of letters and digits of an arbitrary length – the longer, the more precise. A Geohash guarantees, that two hashes with a shared prefix are close together (however the reverse is not guaranteed). This still makes Geohashes useful e.g. for indexation, etc.
A hash can be shortened at the end, which means losing precision. For the precision depending on the number of characters, see here:
Hash length | Error |
---|---|
1 | ± 2,500 km |
2 | ± 630 km |
3 | ± 78 km |
4 | ± 20 km |
5 | ± 2.4 km |
6 | ± 610 m |
7 | ± 76 m |
8 | ± 19 m |
Example: For a coordinate of 42.605, -5.603
, the Geohash of length 5 is ezs42
.
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