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We're trying to be able to draw a polygon in either Google Maps or Google Earth and to get a range of coordinates, give it an ID, after that be able to identify if a current location GPS latitude and longitude coordinates fall in which of those polygons ID to suggest where you are.

This is for a cool invention that it's going to be used by thousands of users.

I've found some guidance in following questions but not the complete picture:

halfer
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  • This is rather broad at the moment. Have you rendered Google Maps on your browser screen using JavaScript? That's the first thing. Then, have you drawn any polygons? Try drawing a demo one at your home location, just for test purposes, made up of just a few points. Then, third, see if the API offers a way to check if a polygon contains a point. – halfer May 02 '15 at 01:00
  • possible duplicate of [Google Map: is a lat/lng within a polygon?](http://stackoverflow.com/questions/13318812/google-map-is-a-lat-lng-within-a-polygon) – david strachan May 02 '15 at 11:39

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