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Find the latitude and longitude of any location by clicking the map or entering an address. See the address, city, state, zipcode, and country of any location on the map.
- Draw a Circle Tool
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- Batch Geocode Tool
Use the batch geocode tool below..enjoy Enter multiple...
- Reverse Geocode Tool
Use this tool to find an address from a latitude and...
- What is My Zipcode
Use your current location to find what zip code you are in....
- What is My Address
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- Distance Calculator
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- World Map
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- Google Street View Search
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- Draw a Circle Tool
Find latitude and longitude of any place, city, or address using the name or the location on the map. Get GPS coordinates, share location link, and learn about latitude and longitude units and systems.
Search by address, city, state, zip code, or place name, or click a location on the map to get latitude & longitude coordinates. Enter the address, city, state zipcode and country for better accuracy.
Convert addresses and coordinates with this free geocoding API service by Map Maker. Sign up for a free API key and get up to 1 million queries per month, or upgrade to higher plans for more requests.
Please select a geo tool to make a geocode, reverse geocode or DMS calculations.
This online tool uses Geoapify Geocoding API for address lookup. You can geocode addresses from XLSX, CSV, TXT files or just copy & paste addresses from a table or list. The result table contains original addresses, found addresses, their latitude & longitude coordinates, their address components.
To use this free utility, simply enter addresses in the box to the left, one per line, and click "Start geocoding" to find their latitude and longitude. If your data is in a tabular format with a descriptive header at the top of each column, choose "tabular" for type of data (and make sure the headers make sense!).
