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    locate()'s result: a point inside a place, and the cell it's the centre of.

    interface Location {
        lat: number;
        lon: number;
        boundingBox: BoundingBox;
        area: number;
    }
    Index
    lat: number

    Latitude of the centre of boundingBox.

    lon: number

    Longitude of the centre of boundingBox.

    boundingBox: BoundingBox

    The place's representative cell (Section C.3).

    area: number

    Roughly how large the place is, everything under it included, in square degrees -- from its area byte (Section C.3), so within about 9% either way. Useful for zooming a map to it: a square of this area is sqrt(area) degrees on a side, which a Web Mercator map shows across one 256-pixel tile at zoom log2(360 / sqrt(area)).