Latitude/longitude swap fixer
GeoJSON puts longitude first; most people write latitude first. A swapped plot lands somewhere real but wrong, often in the sea, or another continent. Where the file declares a ProducerCountry we detect swapped plots automatically; otherwise you can swap the whole file.
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How it works
- Detected plots are swapped only after you see where they land and how their area changes.
- Swapping the whole file is available when you know it was written latitude-first.
What the Information System requires
- Coordinates must be written longitude first, then latitude, in WGS84 decimal degrees. Source: EUDR GeoJSON File Description (EUDR Information System help, updated 17 August 2026), Definitions. Last verified .
Sources
- EUDR GeoJSON File Description (EUDR Information System help, updated 17 August 2026), Definitions, European Commission
Last verified against these sources on .