It's a function to split the coordinates to some small blocks. For example, some country has a coordinates of north-east and south-west, two diagonals.

If I set the interval to 0.05, it will returns all the coordinates with interval of 0.05(or some value very close) 

Note: you could regard the blocks as square, and the length of it's edge is 'interval'

So for these function, how to simpfy it and make it more readable ?

**sample results**

    [{'ne_lng': -53.0, 'sw_lat': 71.97411764705882, 'interval': 0.05, 'sw_lng': -53.04941176470588, 'ne_lat': 72.0}, {'ne_lng': -53.0, 'sw_lat': 71.94823529411764, 'interval': 0.05, 'sw_lng': -53.04941176470588, 'ne_lat': 71.97411764705882}]





    Country = {
        'ne_lat' : 89.000000,
        'ne_lng' : 179.000000,
        'sw_lat' : -89.000000,
        'sw_lng' : -179.000000
    }

    def getCoordinate(Country, interval):
        ne_lng = Country['ne_lng']
        ne_lat = Country['ne_lat']
        sw_lng = Country['sw_lng']
        sw_lat = Country['sw_lat']
        interval = float(interval)
        i = 0
        temp = ne_lng
        lngList = []
        n = int((ne_lng - sw_lng)/interval)+1
        for _ in range(n):
            i += 1
            lngList.append(temp)
            temp -= (ne_lng - sw_lng) / n
        i = 0
        temp = ne_lat
        latList = []
        n = int((ne_lng - sw_lng)/interval)+1
        for _ in range(n):
            i += 1
            latList.append(temp)
            temp -= (ne_lat - sw_lat) / n
        coordinate = []
        for ki, vi in enumerate(lngList):
            for kj, vj in enumerate(latList):
                if ki == n-1 or kj == n-1:
                    pass
                else:
                    coordinate.append([vi, vj, lngList[ki+1], latList[kj+1]])
        newList = []
        for host in coordinate:
            newDict = {
                'ne_lng': host[0],
                'ne_lat': host[1],
                'sw_lng': host[2],
                'sw_lat': host[3],
                "interval": interval
            }
            # print posts.insert(newDict)
            newList.append(newDict)
        return newList