Aliwal Geocoder

Aliwal Geocoder is a geocoding service developed by baudmap. It converts an input address into geographic coordinates (latitude and longitude) using advanced algorithms.

Aliwal Geocoder strives for high accuracy. However, the accuracy may vary depending on the quality and completeness of the input address data.

Aliwal Geocoder requires a variety of address components, such as street name, city, state/province, and postal code. The more complete and accurate the data, the better the geocoding results.

Yes, Aliwal Geocoder supports geocoding of international addresses. It has global coverage and can convert addresses from various countries into geographic coordinates.

Yes, there may be usage limits or costs associated with using Aliwal Geocoder. Contact baudmap for more information regarding pricing and terms of use.

Yes, Aliwal Geocoder provides an API that allows developers to integrate geocoding capabilities into their own applications or services.

To access the Aliwal Geocoder API, you will need to sign up for an account on the baudmap website. Once registered, you will receive an API key that you can use to authenticate your requests.

Yes, Aliwal Geocoder also supports reverse geocoding. Reverse geocoding allows you to obtain an address based on given latitude and longitude coordinates.

The Aliwal Geocoder API supports various response formats, including JSON, XML, and CSV. You can specify your desired format when making API requests.

Yes, Aliwal Geocoder provides a batch geocoding option that allows you to geocode multiple addresses at once. This can be beneficial when you have a large amount of data to process.