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Feature

  • A GeoJSON feature object is defined by having "Feature" as its "type", a geometry field, and a properties field.

  • The GeoJSON feature object's geometry and properties are represented using the Value format, containing either a Struct or a NullValue.

  • The "type" field of a GeoJSON feature object is always the string "Feature".

A GeoJSON feature object (see RFC 7946) containing the string "Feature" in a field named "type", the geometry in a field named "geometry", and key/value properties in a field named "properties".

JSON representation
{"type":string,"geometry":value,"properties":value}
Fields
type

string

This string is always present and equal to "Feature".

geometry

value (Value format)

The geometry of the feature. This will contain agoogle.protobuf.Struct if geometry is present for this feature. Otherwise, it will hold agoogle.protobuf.NullValue.

properties

value (Value format)

The properties of the feature. This will contain agoogle.protobuf.Struct if properties are present for this feature. Otherwise, it will hold agoogle.protobuf.NullValue.

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Last updated 2024-09-27 UTC.