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https://tools.wmflabs.org/geohack/geohack.php?language=pl&pagename=Ponice&params=49.572777777778_N_19.98_E_type:airport

The acceptable symbols for minutes and seconds are:
* The prime ′ and double prime ″ symbols (or their character entity references <tt>&amp;prime;</tt> and <tt>&amp;Prime;</tt>, or their decimal character references <tt>&amp;#8242;</tt> and <tt>&amp;#8243;</tt>
* apostrophe ' and double-quote " on most computer keyboards
* 1 acute accent symbol ´ and 2 acute accent symbols ´´ (or its character entity reference <tt>&amp;acute;</tt>, or its decimal character reference <tt>&amp;#180</tt>).

You can optionally follow the latitude and longitude coordinates with the degree symbol ° (or its character entity reference &deg; or its decimal character reference <tt>&amp;#176;</tt>).
You can use the points of the compass or negative values to indicate southern latitudes and western longitudes.

You can use a comma, semicolon, or forward slash to separate latitude and longitude.  You can separate them with a space if you provide some other symbol to separate them.

The net of these rules is that most coordinate formats, including [http://geourl.org/add.html GeoURL format] and [http://geotags.com/geo/geotags2.html geotag format] will be recognized.  If not, you can use a [[Help:Semantic templates|semantic template]].

As there are many symbols that look similar, it may be easier to copy and paste and then modify a working geographic coordinate value.  Some examples:
 <nowiki>[[Test geographic coordinate:: 32°42′54″ N, 117°9&#8242;45&#8243; W]]
[[Test geographic coordinate:: 32.715° N, 117.163° W]]
[[Test geographic coordinate:: -32.715&#176; -77.03201&#176;]]</nowiki>