Pitney Bowes MapInfo Professional - Manual (Page 468)

Range False
Northing False
Easting Scale Factor Azimuth Standard
Parallel 2 Projection
Name
Robinson
Sinusoidal
X X X Stereographic
X X Swiss
Oblique
Mercator
X X X Transverse
Mercator
X X X Tranverse
Mercator,
(Modified
for Danish
System 34
Jylland-Fyn)
X X X Tranverse
Mercator,
(Modified
for Danish
System 34
Sjaelland)
X X X Tranverse
Mercator,
(Modified
for Danish
System 34
/45
Bornholm)
X X X Tranverse
Mercator,
(Modified
for Finnish
KKJ)
The Origin Latitude for the Azimuthal Equidistant projections must be either 90 or -90. An Oblique
Azimuthal Equidistant projection supports all Origin Latitudes, including the poles. A Lambert Azimuthal
Equal-Area projection has been added that also supports all Origin Latitudes, including the poles.
Projection Types List
The projection type is the equation or equations used by a coordinate system. The following list names
the projections MapInfo Professional uses and gives the number used to identify the projection in the
MAPINFOW.PRJ file:
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Projections and Their Parameters