Consider selecting a point at 26.58N and 82.66W. It will show that lat/long. If I select a point slightly east, it will show “Lee County” with no lat/long. At that point it is more than 15 miles offshore, though without lat/long I can’t determine for certain.

Our weather is highly dependent on location on the Gulf coast. There can be a big difference in winds between 15 miles offshore and 35 miles offshore, for instance. So lat/long is important when planning offshore fishing sites. I try to match lat/long with the most favorable conditions on a given day and plan fishing spots accordingly. Without lat/long, that is guess work in Windy.

Also telling the user that they are somewhere long range the vicinity of Lee County, for instance is of no value. I can see the coastal area the map.

If you don’t have a way to force lat/long, could you add that feature? The info is already in the system. An alternative to help might be to make the lat/long grid to smaller increment such as 25 minutes subgrid line rather than only whole degree line. Whole degree grid scale is too long an increment.