Return fuel stations within a geographical area.
Area within which to return fuel stations.
A geographic area can be one of the following:
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A circular area, provided as latitude, longitude, and radius (in meters)
Format: circle:{latitude},{longitude};r={radius}
Type: circle:{decimal},{decimal};r={integer}
Example: circle:13.1,-43.1;r=10000
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A bounding box, provided as west longitude, south latitude, east longitude, north latitude
Format: bbox:{west longitude},{south latitude},{east longitude},{north latitude}
Example: bbox:13.08836,52.33812,13.761,52.6755
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A corridor, provided as a polyline in
Flexible Polyline encoding and a
radius (in meters). The radius is measured perpendicular to each segment of the
polyline on both sides, so a radius of 50 meters will cover an area 50 meters on either
side of the polyline and be 100 meters wide from one side to the other.
Format: corridor:{polyline};r={radius}
Example: corridor:BF05xgKuy2xCx9B7vUl0OhnR54EqSzpEl-HxjD3pBiGnyGi2CvwFsgD3nD4vB6e:r=50
