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A geohash turns a latitude and longitude into a short string. Points that share a longer blank are in the same, smaller cell, so a database can find nearby points with a blank query on an ordinary index.

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A geohash turns a latitude and longitude into a short string. Points that share a longer prefix are in the same, smaller cell, so a database can find nearby points with a range query on an ordinary index.

Also accepted: prefix for range.

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