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Expand Up @@ -98,7 +98,7 @@ Analogous to attribute subsetting (covered in @sec-vector-attribute-subsetting),
The difference is, that, in spatial subsetting `y` is created based on another geometry and using one of the binary geometry relation methods, such as `.intersects` (see @sec-topological-relations), rather than based on comparison based on ordinary columns.

To demonstrate spatial subsetting, we will use the `nz` and `nz_height` layers, which contain geographic data on the 16 main regions and 101 highest points in New Zealand, respectively (@fig-spatial-subset (a)), in a projected coordinate system.
The following expression creates a new object, `canterbury`, representing only one region --- Canterbury.
The following expression creates a new object, `canterbury`, representing only one region---Canterbury.

```{python}
canterbury = nz[nz['Name'] == 'Canterbury']
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