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# Place information

The place information is designed to allow you to add information about the place relevant to the cultural heritage object represented in your 3D model.  

To add place information, type the **placename** into the form.  Share3D will find the placename in the Geonames gazetteer and will display the latitude, longitude and a map showing the location.

![](/files/-LvBh32P0O3Kutb7o7_G)

{% hint style="info" %}
If you wish, you can edit the coordinates to give a more precise location for the place that relates to the object represented in your model.
{% endhint %}

When you have completed adding place information remember to **save** the changes before moving on to the next tab.


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