CouchDB query multiple keys startkey endkey - view

Hey Guys i'm trying to get a Point within a specific location from my CouchDB Database. I have absolutely no Idea how to build the query and the view.
In my Document, there is a value latitude and a value longitude.
I am building a quadratic bound latMin, longMin, latMax, longMax.
The view should return all documents where:
latitude is between latMin and latMax
and
longitude is between longMin and longMax
Thank you in advance
Edit: For this Project i am forced to use IrisCouch where i'm not able to install an extension. I have to solve it with key, startkey and endkey.

You may use the extension "geocouch" which is specialized to do spatial queries.

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