gmaps_cities

<p>This tibble contains the results of geocoding five cities
("Houston", "Washington", "New York", "Chicago", "Arlington") using
the Google Maps API on 2022-06-08. Two cities, Washington and Arlington,
were deliberately picked for their ambiguity: Washington could refer
to the city or the state, and Arlington could mean the one in Virginia or
the one in Texas.</p>

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Jennifer Bryan

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Charlotte Wickham

Posit PBC 

gmaps_cities function

<p>A tibble with 5 rows and two columns. <code>city</code> gives the original
search term and <code>json</code> gives the returned JSON converted to a list.</p>

gmaps_cities: Geocoded cities from Google Maps

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