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Summary
Description |
English: Shaded relief map of Namibia with cross-blended hypsometric tints. Digital data and background raster from www.naturalearthdata.com,
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Date |
1 August 2012 |
Source |
Digital data and background raster from www.naturalearthdata.com, all of which is in the public domain |
Author |
Natural Earth and Kbh3rd |
Data combined, projected, and composed by Kbh3rd in Quantum GIS and finished with GIMP. Polyconic projection centered on longitude 17 East. In proj4 format the projection is described by:
+proj=poly +lat_0=-22.5 +lon_0=17 +x_0=0 +y_0=0 +ellps=WGS84 +towgs84=0,0,0,0,0,0,0 +units=m +no_defs
The world file for this map at full resolution (1,015 × 914 pixels) in that projection is:
1560.3334914691432
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-1560.3334914691432
-631871.66219434037
646398.60920821712
In WGS 84 geographic coordinates, the extents of the map are:
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East Longitude |
South Latitude |
Upper Left |
11° 4' 16.78" |
16° 34' 9.83" |
Lower Left |
10° 28' 49.29" |
29° 22' 18.32" |
Upper Right |
25° 54' 34.38" |
16° 27' 51.61" |
Lower Right |
26° 47' 18.75" |
29° 10' 24.87" |
Centre |
18° 33' 14.51" |
23° 5' 14.56" |
Licensing
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