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## Geo indexes
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MongoDB supports various [geospatial indexes]({{< docref "core/geospatial-indexes/" >}})
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MongoDB supports various [geospatial indexes]({{< docsref "core/geospatial-indexes/" >}})
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in this example we'll be creating a 2dsphere index which we can query using standard
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GeoJson markup. To create a 2dsphere index specify the string literal
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There are various ways to
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query a [2dsphere index]({{< docref "/tutorial/query-a-2dsphere-index">}} this example
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query a [2dsphere index]({{< docsref "/tutorial/query-a-2dsphere-index">}} this example
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finds places within 500 meters of a location:
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It should print *Central Park*. See the
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[geospatial documentation]({{< docref "/reference/operator/query-geospatial">}}) for
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[geospatial documentation]({{< docsref "/reference/operator/query-geospatial">}}) for
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## Text indexes

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