| loadCoordUK | R Documentation | 
Loads and returns names, id, and coordinates for United Kingdom statistical unit,  to use with mapping functions and other "map" functions that accept an sf object.
loadCoordUK(unit = c("country", "county"), 
            year = c("2020", "2019"), scale = c("500", "20"), 
            unit_subset = NULL, matchWith = NULL, dir = NULL, 
            use_cache = TRUE, use_internet = TRUE, crs = NULL)
unit | 
 the type of Italian statistical unit to link  | 
year | 
 year of the analysis  | 
scale | 
 the scale of the map  | 
unit_subset | 
 character vector of unit names to extract  | 
matchWith | 
 the type of id  | 
dir | 
 local directory in which shape files are stored  | 
use_cache | 
 a logical value indicating whether to use the cache  | 
use_internet | 
 a logical value indicating wheter the coordinates are downloaded from https://github.com/mappinguniverse/geospatial. If   | 
crs | 
 coordinate reference system. Look at   | 
Coordinates are download from the Github repo https://github.com/mappinguniverse/geospatial from UK folder https://github.com/mappinguniverse/geospatial/tree/master/UK.
If unit is not specified, country borders are loaded.
A data.frame object with column indicating names, id, and the geometry to map.
Alessio Serafini
https://github.com/mappinguniverse/geospatial
loadCoordEU, loadCoordWR, loadCoordUS, loadCoordDE
UK_coords = loadCoordUK(unit = "country", year = "2020")
str(UK_coords)
## Load subset
coords_uk <- loadCoordUK(unit = "county", unit_subset = "england", matchWith = "country")
coords_uk <- loadCoordUK(unit = "county", unit_subset = "hartlepool", matchWith = "county")
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