Location - Spatial region, named place or geometry representation of a place related to the resource. Location is represented according to the Open Formal Standard for Spatial Data. Locations are represented as a reference to the named place, geographic region or specific geometry according to the standardized geometry object representation. Every Location instance must have at least one of the following attributes/relations: bbox, location name, geometry and/or related object identifier. bounding box - Bounding box of the location geometry. Typically defined by top-left and bottom-right corners. name - Name of the spatial location. Name of the place. Examples: Prague Castle, Tour d'Eiffel, Šumava National Park has geometry - The corresponding geometry for a resource. The range of this property allows for any type of geometry specification. E.g., the geometry could be encoded by a literal, as WKT (geosparql:wktLiteral), or represented by a class, as geosparql:Geometry (or any of its subclasses). has related object - Relation to the spatial object. The relation is provided by the identifier of the related object. It shall be identifier of an existing spatial object in a registry, such as Place Named Authority List (http://publications.europa.eu/resource/authority/place), Register of Territorial Identification, Addresses and Real Estates or others. has location relation type - Relation of the location to the dataset. Use values from codelist https://vocabs.ccmm.cz/registry/codelist/LocationRelation/.