The boundary of a latitude-longitude rectangle over part of Europe:

Draw the polygon of a country and the boundary of its bounding box:

Provide latitudes and longitudes as numbers in degrees:

Provide latitudes and longitudes as Quantity angles:

Or using a QuantityArray object with angular unit:

Draw the bounding box of a geo region:

Use a cylindrical projection, like Mercator, to get a rectangular shape:

Add the same padding in all directions:

Add different paddings:

The range {lon_min,lon_max} of longitudes is taken to have lon_max to the east of lon_min:

GeoBoundsRegionBoundary corresponds to the boundary of a GeoBoundsRegion primitive:

GeoBoundsRegionBoundary[g] is equivalent to GeoBoundsRegionBoundary[GeoBounds[g]] for a geo region g:

Sides of a geo bounds region are parallels and meridians, not geodesics:

The sides of the geo bounds region are rhumb lines:

The shape of a geo bounds region depends on the projection being used:

A geo bounds region reaching latitude 90 or is actually a sector of a geo circle centered at that pole:

Take two locations:

These two maps coincide, even though the locations are reversed:

This is because GeoBounds is insensitive to orientation:

To get the complementary rectangle in longitudes, use the following: