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This commit pulls in all the heavily curated lat/long values from https://github.com/nextstrain/ncov/blob/master/defaults/lat_longs.tsv. These should have gotten a lot of eyes on them from daily ncov curation work and I'd hope that they'd just work without additional testing today.
I've found a large number of occasions where running analyses for other pathogens (measles, avian flu, etc...) we're dropping lat/longs with just warnings because they don't exist in the data. I think better to pad this out in Augur than to force all the individual pathogen repos to copy out a long list of lat/long locations.
If a pathogen repo wants to override, this is very possible.