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<title>OpenLayers UTFGrid Geography Class</title>
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<h1 id="title">OpenLayers UTFGrid Geography Class Example</h1>
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This page demonstrates the use of the OpenLayers UTFGrid Controls.
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<div id="flag"></div>
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<p>Point to a country and try to guess the name before it shows up: <strong id="output"> </strong>
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See the <a href="utfgrid-geography-class.js" target="_blank">utfgrid-geography-class.js</a> source for
detail on using UTFGrids in OpenLayers.
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