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        European Routing
        
             
        
        Service Name: ESRI_Route_EU
        Description: This Network Analyst service  enables you to generate routes  and driving directions for two or more points in Europe. The service supports  multi-point routing with up to 10 stops per request, including an option to find the best sequence of stops. The service supports the option for route barriers with  up to 25 barriers per request.
        The routing service is based on TomTom Q1 2010 reference data for Europe and is limited to the coverage provided by TomTom. The service provides routing  capabilities, totally or partially, for the following countries: Andorra,  Austria, Belgium, Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, Gibraltar, Ireland, Italy,  Liechtenstein, Luxembourg, Monaco, The Netherlands, Norway, Portugal, San  Marino, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, United Kingdom, and Vatican City.
        The data used in the service is in Geographic Coordinate System (GCS) WGS84.
        Attribution: Copyright:© 2011 Esri, TomTom
        Technical Notes:
        
        
            - Route Layer Options: The routing service includes two route  layer options: Route and Long_Route. The default Route option is intended for  typical route requests within a local area (e.g., within a city or between two  local cities), providing best-quality routes. The alternative Long_Route option  is intended for longer routes (e.g., cross-state or cross-country), providing  best performance. While the default Route option can be used for any request,  Esri recommends using the Long_Route option for route requests expected to be  greater than ~300 miles between origin and destination (e.g., Paris to  Amsterdam) to achieve best performance. You can quickly estimate the distance  between route stops before generating the route by calculating the difference in  decimal degrees between the points.  
- Supported Languages (codes): The following languages are supported in  the routing directions. See the instructions for setting up support for multiple languages in your routing directions for details on how to use these codes  for your SOAP and REST applications.           
 - Chinese (zh_CN)
- Danish (da_DK)  
- Dutch (nl_NL)  
- English (en_US) - default language  
- French (fr_FR)  
- German (de_DE)  
- Italian (it_IT)
- Japanese (ja_JP)  
- Norwegian (no_NO)  
- Portuguese (pt_PT)  
- Spanish (es_ES)  
- Swedish (sv_SE)