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A GeoJSON feature object is defined by having "Feature" as its "type", a geometry field, and a properties field.
The GeoJSON feature object's geometry and properties are represented using the Value format, containing either a Struct or a NullValue.
The "type" field of a GeoJSON feature object is always the string "Feature".
A GeoJSON feature object (see RFC 7946) containing the string "Feature" in a field named "type", the geometry in a field named "geometry", and key/value properties in a field named "properties".
The geometry of the feature. This will contain a google.protobuf.Struct if geometry is present for this feature. Otherwise, it will hold a google.protobuf.NullValue.
The properties of the feature. This will contain a google.protobuf.Struct if properties are present for this feature. Otherwise, it will hold a google.protobuf.NullValue.
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