GeoExtent.yMin is a property in the C++ programming language that represents the minimum value of the y-coordinate of a geographic extent. It is commonly used when working with geographical data to determine the lower boundary of a specified extent in terms of latitude. This property is helpful in performing various geospatial calculations and analysis, such as determining the coverage area or spatial relationships between different extents.
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