• Returns the southern latitude of the bounds.

  • Returns the western longitude of the bounds.

  • Returns the northern latitude of the bounds.

  • Returns the eastern longitude of the bounds.

  • The centerpoint of this CoordinateBounds calculated by simple interpolation. This is a non-geodesic calculation which is not the geographic center.

  • Returns whether the bounds are empty or not.

  • The absolute distance, in degrees, between the north and south boundaries of these bounds.

    One degree of latitude is approximately 111 kilometers (69 miles).

  • The absolute distance, in degrees, between the west and east boundaries of these bounds.

    The distance represented by a longitude span varies on current latitude. At the equator one degree of longitude represents a distance of approximately 111 kilometers (69 miles). While at the poles one degree of logitude span is 0 kilometers (0 miles).

  • The northwest coordinate of the bounds.

  • The southeast coordinate of the bounds.