On Wed, Feb 06, 2002 at 02:47:14PM -0500, P.J. Josh Rovero wrote:
> Simpler math helps -- for example all zip codes within a
> certain (whole or fractional) degrees lat and long of
> another zip is an easy and fast calculation, as it's just
> addition/subtraction. You get a cell or box around the
> center zip.
isn't it a bit more complicated than that?
for example, chicago is where you'll find 60606 but gary
indiana, barely 30 miles away, is 46407. zipcodes are
one-dimensional (00000 to 99999) but the geography is
two-dimensional (north/south, east/west on a mercator-projection
map) or three-dimensional (latitude, longitude[, radius] on the
surface of an oblate spheroid).
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