Getting Started

What you can do with Geocodio Spreadsheet formatting File formats File sizes Intersections Address completion Previewing your spreadsheet Reverse geocoding

Data Matching

Data Enrichment Overview U.S. Census Identifiers (FIPS/GeoID)Congressional Districts & Contact Info Demographics (Census)Social: Education & Veteran Status (Census)Families (Census)Housing (Census)Economics: Income Data (Census)Provincial/Territorial Ridings School Districts Federal Ridings Statistics Canada State Legislative Districts Timezones USPS ZIP+4 (Full ZIP9)

Results

Geocoded results Accuracy Types & Scores Address parsing Projection

Troubleshooting

Country support Map preview shows Africa Missing coordinates Row estimate too high SYLK Error Testing Why are latitudes/longitudes slightly different when reverse geocoding?What is a Census Block Group?What happened to counties in Connecticut?Matching to FFIEC Data Missing Leading Zeroes In Spreadsheet

Billing & Payment

Sales Taxes W-9 Pay-As-You-Go Credits Estimates/Quotes Set a usage limit What's a 'lookup'?When will I be charged?

Geocodio Unlimited

Instance load Overview Additional Instances

Account

Cancel Your Account Delete Account Enable Two-Factor Authentication SSO Team Accounts Sudo mode

Geocodio Maps

What is Geocodio Maps?Create a Map Add a Layer Styling Maps Sharing Maps Adding and Geocoding Rows

Intersections

Geocodio can help you turn intersections into coordinates.

Intersections can be present in a file with addresses and do not need to be separated out, as long as they follow the same column format as the other addresses.

We accept the following intersection formats:

"And"
- E 58th St and Madison Ave, New York, NY
- Market and 4th, San Francisco
"At"
- Commonwealth Ave at Washington Street, Boston, MA
"&"
- Florencia & Perlita, Austin TX
"@"
- Quail Trail @ Dinkle Rd, Edgewood, NM
"/"
- 8th St SE/I St SE, 20003