March 16, 2026
"300 Lee Road 669, Lot 10, Auburn, AL" and "300 Lee Road 669, Lot 11, Auburn, AL" might appear to be the same location on the surface, but at the ground level, they aren't—they have different geographic locations. As of API v1.11, Geocodio returns distinct coordinates for secondary address lines (apartments, suites, units) when the data is available. For example, if Unit 1 and Unit 200 are located…
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March 13, 2026
Quick summary: Geocodio now provides a stable address key with every geocoding result, so you can geocode your list of addresses, group by stable address key, and easily surface duplicates. Anyone who works with address data knows the deduplication problem. The same physical address can appear in a database dozens of different ways. String matching catches some of these. But abbreviations…
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February 26, 2026
Quick summary: Geocodio's cd120 data append has been updated with the newly established Congressional district boundaries for Texas, California, Missouri, North Carolina, Ohio, and Utah. If you're already using the cd1210 field, updated district data will be returned automatically, and there are no changes needed on your end. When we launched support for 120th Congress district boundaries back in…
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February 24, 2026
Quick summary: Give Geocodio an address or coordinate pair, and we'll now return the latest Census American Community Survey (ACS) data with average household income, demographics, and more. What's New in Census data in v1.10? 2024 Census ACS Data Now Available We've updated all of our Census ACS appends to use the most recent five-year American Community Survey data (2020-2024), replacing the…
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February 23, 2026
Quick summary: In November, we shared that our 2025 Geocoding Engine Upgrade delivered better accuracy and a 5% performance boost across the board. That upgrade involved six months of engineering work to rebuild core parts of Geocodio's geocoding engine, laying the groundwork for what we're announcing today. We've just deployed a follow-up optimization that delivers significant additional speed…
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February 03, 2026
Geocodio Turns 12 In 2014, if you needed to geocode more than 2,500 addresses a day, you had limited options: stop what you were doing, or sign a $10,000+ year contract with Google that wouldn't even let you store the data. That was pretty much it. Developers building location features watched their costs spiral. Researchers analyzing geographic data had to ration their API calls. Teams spent…
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January 06, 2026
Quick summary: Geocodio just launched a suite of distance calculation API endpoints that calculate driving time/distances and straightline (haversine) distance between addresses. These APIs can help you whether you need results in real time or need to process large batches in the background. Note: Distance calculations are currently only available via API, but we plan to release support for…
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December 17, 2025
Easily append the latest Census geographies (FIPS Codes) to addresses with Geocodio Geocodio can append various Census FIPS codes to an address or coordinate pair, including Census Tract, Census Block, MSAs/CSAs, and more. The census2025 data append is now available. If you select the Census data append and don't specify a year, it will now default to 2025 Census geographies. See our knowledge…
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December 17, 2025
2025 marked Geocodio's most significant year of product development since launching in 2014. Geocodio delivered 12 major releases focused on three core areas of its geocoding service: improved accuracy, expanded data enrichment options, and simplified developer integrations. Key highlights: Core geocoding engine upgrade achieving 5% faster processing, 0.9810 average accuracy score, and 57% fewer…
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December 01, 2025
Quick summary: Geocodio now has a drop-in Google Maps geocoding compatible API mode with transparent pricing that's typically 90% cheaper than Google Maps. All you need is a free API key and to swap out the hostname—that's it. Introducing Google Maps API Compatibility from Geocodio Geocodio has just launched a Google Maps API compatibility mode that accepts Google Maps Geocoding API-formatted…
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