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{{GeoGroupTemplate}} generates external links to services that present all coordinates from a single Wikipedia article or all the title coordinates from articles in a single Wikipedia category. It is intended for use in the External links section of articles, or inside a section with a list or table of features, if appropriate (e.g. see Tame Valley Canal).

See Wikipedia:WikiProject Geographical coordinates for information on adding coordinates to articles. The linked services allow the following reuse methods:

• Coordinates from the Wikipedia page or category in a KML file suitable for use in Google Earth, NASA World Wind and similar applications.
• Microformatted coordinates from the Wikipedia page in a GeoRSS file.
• Link to Google Maps with the waypoints plotted onto a map. (Google caches data and may at times show a previous revision instead of the latest one. In this case wait a moment before refreshing.)
• Link to Bing with the waypoints plotted onto a map.

When not using title coordinates, inline coordinates can be given a name using community approved coordinate templates with the 'name' parameter, such as:

{{coord|1|2|type:landmark|name=Interesting uncharted point in the sea}}

Conversion of any other annotation method is purely coincidental and may be discontinued at any time.

This template is not intended to be used on articles with single sets of coordinates; such coordinates already link indirectly to Template:GeoTemplate.

To use this template, add

{{GeoGroupTemplate}} to the External links section of an article, or, for list articles with no title coordinate, at the top of the article.

Usage

There is one optional parameter, useful only in articles—not categories:

{{GeoGroupTemplate|section=section name}} The section parameter arranges most of the links to use only coordinates in the named section of the article. This is useful to limit the number seen at one time in articles with many coordinates. For examples, see List of rapids of the Columbia River.

A section-specific GeoGroupTemplate makes most sense placed within the section it refers to.

Linking

Links may be made directly to a page's instance of the template, with the ID GeoGroupTemplate, by using [[#GeoGroupTemplate|Example Link Text]], which produces: Example Link Text.

Expansion

Other KML aware services may be added, as they become available; as might services converting the coordinates to GPX or other formats.

Examples

Point	Coordinates (links to map & photo sources)
Dudley Port Junction	52.52204°N 2.04331°W / 52.52204; -2.04331 (Dudley Port Junction)
Groveland Bridge (Titpon Road, A457)	52.51758°N 2.04760°W / 52.51758; -2.04760 (Groveland Bridge (Titpon Road, A457))
Tividale Aqueduct (Old BCN Main Line)	52.51640°N 2.04843°W / 52.51640; -2.04843 (Tividale Aqueduct (Old BCN Main Line))
Northern tunnel portal	52.51534°N 2.04948°W / 52.51534; -2.04948 (Northern tunnel portal)
Aston Road air vent	52.50850°N 2.05518°W / 52.50850; -2.05518 (Aston Road air vent)
Regent Road air vent	52.50697°N 2.05708°W / 52.50697; -2.05708 (Regent Road air vent)
Approx. tunnel mid-point	52.50435°N 2.05932°W / 52.50435; -2.05932 (Approx. tunnel mid-point)
Southern tunnel portal	52.49335°N 2.06916°W / 52.49335; -2.06916 (Southern tunnel portal)
Windmill End Junction	52.49157°N 2.07019°W / 52.49157; -2.07019 (Windmill End Junction)

Bookmarklet

To added the template to categories, you may want to use the bookmarklet below. Sample edit: [1]

javascript:with(document.forms[0]){void(wpSummary.value+='+{{[[Template:GeoGroupTemplate|GeoGroupTemplate]]}}%20(see%20also%20[[Wikipedia:WikiProject_Geographical_coordinates|WP:GEO]]');void(wpTextbox1.value='{{GeoGroupTemplate}}'+wpTextbox1.value);void(wpSave.click())}