Getting Started

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

Data Matching

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 Federal Ridings School Districts 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 happened to counties in Connecticut?What is a Census Block Group?Missing Leading Zeroes In Spreadsheet

Billing & Payment

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

Geocodio Unlimited

Overview Instance load Additional Instances

Account

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

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