The top level of the structure is an array, let's call it "objarray" ... 
my @objarray = ();

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...(about 90 elements). Each element of "objarray" is a hash. 
my @objarray = (
    { },
    { },
   ({ }) x 87, # 87 more elements...
    { },
    );

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One of the hash's keys is called "apts". 
my @objarray = (
    { 'apts' => '???', },
    { 'apts' => '???', },
   ({ 'apts' => '???', }) x 87,
    { 'apts' => '???', },
    );

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The value of that key is a 2D array ... consisting of 2 columns and several rows. 
my @objarray = (
    { 'apts' => [ [11,12], [13,14], [15,16], ], },
    { 'apts' => [ [21,22], [23,24], [25,26], ], },
   ({ 'apts' => '???', }) x 87,
    { 'apts' => [ [91,92], [93,94], [95,96], ], },
    );

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>perl -wMstrict -le
"my @objarray = (
     { 'apts' => [ [11,12], [13,14], [15,16], ], },
     { 'apts' => [ [21,22], [23,24], [25,26], ], },
    ({ 'apts' => '???', }) x 87,
     { 'apts' => [ [91,92], [93,94], [95,96], ], },
     );
 ;;
 print 'elements in array: ', scalar @objarray;
 print $objarray[89]{'apts'}[2][1];
"
elements in array: 90
96

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(I cheated a bit on the construction of the array and so could not use the indices in the OP, but you get the idea.)

In reply to Re^3: Syntax for an array of hashes, with 2D array in hash value by AnomalousMonk
in thread Syntax for an array of hashes, with 2D array in hash value by element

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