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find-place-coordinates

Skill24 starsChanged 5 months agoMITView on GitHub

Find lat/lon coordinates for a place mentioned in a note and add them to the frontmatter for map integration

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  1. Distinctive:

    Search for the most accurate coordinates for that location

    line 15
  2. Very specific:

    Add the coordinates to the note's frontmatter using the coordinates property

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SKILL.md

Coordinate finder

Purpose

Enhance notes about places by adding geographic coordinates to their frontmatter, enabling map visualisation across Obsidian.

Instructions

  1. Identify the place the note is about (from the note title or content)
  2. Search for the most accurate coordinates for that location
  3. Add the coordinates to the note's frontmatter using the coordinates property

Frontmatter Format

The coordinates property is a multitext field where:

  • First value = latitude (positive for North, negative for South)
  • Second value = longitude (positive for East, negative for West)
coordinates:
  - "41.1469"
  - "-8.6148"

Examples

A note called "Livraria Lello" refers to a library in Porto, at 41.1469° N, 8.6148° W. This means that its frontmatter should include:

coordinates:
  - "41.1469"
  - "-8.6148"

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