spatial.bbox_query

spatial.bbox_query(
    xmin,
    ymin,
    xmax,
    ymax,
    table='mupolygon',
    return_type='tabular',
    spatial_relation='intersects',
    client=None,
)

Simplified bounding box-based spatial query.

Convenience wrapper for bounding box coordinates. Use this instead of spatial_query() when you have a rectangular area.

WHEN TO USE THIS: - You have a bounding box (xmin, ymin, xmax, ymax) - You want faster queries than complex polygons - You want tabular or spatial results - You want simpler syntax than spatial_query()

Args: xmin: Western boundary (longitude) ymin: Southern boundary (latitude) xmax: Eastern boundary (longitude) ymax: Northern boundary (latitude) table: Target SSURGO table (default: “mupolygon”) return_type: “tabular” for data only (default), “spatial” for with geometry spatial_relation: Spatial relationship to test (default: “intersects”) client: Optional SDA client instance

Returns: SDAResponse: Query results

Examples: ```python # Get map units in a region response = await bbox_query(-94.7, 42.0, -94.6, 42.1) df = response.to_pandas()

# Get spatial polygons for mapping
response = await bbox_query(-94.7, 42.0, -94.6, 42.1, return_type="spatial")
gdf = response.to_geodataframe()
gdf.plot()
```

See Also: spatial_query() - For full control over geometry and parameters point_query() - For point-based queries