Are there any OSM providers out there with a decent geocoder? Are there any open source geocoders out there? asked 05 Apr '12, 15:17  Justin Tanner edited 05 Dec '13, 20:53  SomeoneElse ♦ |
6 Answers:
See Nominatim, the geocoder used on osm.org. answered 05 Apr '12, 15:34  Richard ♦ |
Look too on ImpOSM Geocoder and Foursquare Twofishes answered 06 Apr '12, 02:13  TomTom777 |
A collection off all those (based on OSM data) can be found in the OSM wiki about Search Engines. Add if one is missing, or edit if Information is wrong or outdated. answered 30 Dec '14, 08:42  stephan75 |
Open Knowledge Finland has http://api.okf.fi/console/ answered 20 Aug '14, 09:26  Jaakko |
Please give the OpenCage Geocoder a spin: http://geocoder.opencagedata.com Behind the scenes we query a bunch of different open geodata sources, including of course OpenStreetMap. There are a bunch of different software libraries in various programming languages, and we work hard to make it as simple to use as possible. We'd welcome and feedback you have on how we can get better. Thanks, Ed answered 29 Dec '14, 15:07  freyfogle |
try Geokeo geocoder api. https://geokeo.com . we provide very accurate data analysed from various sources with natural language processing and spell checks and more are offered. follow the link to know more. Thank you answered 01 Aug '21, 06:46  duttaarc |
But they don't use OSM data, which Justin asked for.