Data Sources

Geocodio sources data from over 1,600 public data sources.

We are not reselling another geocoder's results. We have built our own geocoding engine over the past six years. When you submit an address or coordinate pair for geocoding, our geocoding engine interprets your query, and connects to the underlying source data.

We return the source information with all of our results.

Because we have built our own geocoding engine and have combined many different data sets, results from Geocodio may be different from results from other providers. You can see more on accuracy here.

Geocodio's data sources include...

• The US Census Bureau
• Local city, county, and state datasets from OpenAddresses
• OpenStreetMap
• GeoNames
• CanVecPlus by Natural Resources Canada
• StatCan
• Legislator information from the UnitedStates project on GitHub

Licenses

• Some city and postal code data OpenStreetMap © OpenStreetMap contributors under ODbL. (See OpenStreetMap license.)
• Some city and postal code data GeoNames under CC-BY-4.0.
• TIGER/Line Data and US Census Data are U.S. Government works in the public domain. See the US Census Bureau copyright information.
• OpenAddresses data is under various licenses.
• StatCan and CanVecPlus are published under the Open Government License - Canada
• UnitedStates project is under CC 1.0
• USPS® data. Geocodio holds a nonexclusive license from the United States Postal Service. The price of our service is neither established, controlled or approved by the United States Postal Service. Geocodio advertising is neither approved nor endorsed by the United States Postal Service®.

Additional Credits

Illustrations credit Katerina Limpitsouni, Undraw.co