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In QGIS, you can search for locations.
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It's super easy to do. Let me show you
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how that's done. So, we're going to come
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in here. We're going to come down to the
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bottom of the page where we have our
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locate bar. We'll type a greater than
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sign and a space. And now we can start
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searching. Let's say that I want to find
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uh Paris, France. Just going to type
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this in. It's going to start searching
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and it gives me all these Paris names.
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So, let's try to put France in here so
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we can narrow down to our search
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And here we go. We have the location of
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France. We're going to double click
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here. And if I zoom over to the map, you
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can see that we're now s centered on the
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city of Paris. That'll take just another
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minute to load here. Let's go try one
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more. Come back down here and we can
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Oh, I have to give it the greater than
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symbol with the space following it. So,
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let's search for New York. We can see
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it's working. And here we have New York,
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United States. And now, if we go over to
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our map, we will see that uh we're
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centered here on New York and the
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surrounding area. So, super easy to do.
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Hope you enjoy this quick QGIS tip.
