Geolocate your observations with Natalog

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Move the map with your mouse (double-clik on any point to get nearer), and click on the icon to display the marker. Or enter a spot, click on the blue arrow. Drag the marker on the exact place of your observation.
Natalog will give you the exact latitude and longitude of this place and create a link to the map (1).

Copy marker coordinates and paste them in a spreadsheet, for example.
Or in Natalog (know more).

Share this map : Copy the link above and paste it in a mail.
The map will be displayed as it shows here.

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The information is provided by Google Maps.
Google Maps uses the WGS84 datum and UTM projection.
The marker cannot be moved in the "Earth" mode and the choice of this mode cannot be transmitted in the link.
(1) Always end by a marker move before copying the link to update it.

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