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KML — Google Earth KML
KML is the XML format of Google Earth for places, paths and shapes on a map, also used by Google My Maps and many GIS programs.
KML (Keyhole Markup Language) came to Google with Google Earth and became an OGC standard in 2008. It describes placemarks, lines, polygons and their styles, and can include tracks with time stamps.
GPS devices, sports watches and hiking apps usually want GPX instead. Converting KML to GPX makes the places and paths usable for navigation; to GeoJSON it goes to web maps, and to CSV it becomes a list of coordinates.