What the response contains
Try Tokyo, Recife, and Córdoba and use the returned fields to identify the right record.
Fields worth checking
- City
- Country
- Population
- Coordinates
Open-Meteo Geocoding
City · Country · Population · Coordinates
Live lookup
Type a real query, scan the cards and confirm the key details before opening the full source.
Quick examples
A name alone does not always identify the right place
Open-Meteo geocoding returns results, and an entry can include id, name, latitude, longitude, elevation, feature_code, country, country_code, administrative areas, timezone, population, and postcodes. Cities and smaller places can share a name. If you know the country or first-level administrative area, add it after a comma in the search; then compare country, admin1, and timezone before choosing an entry. latitude and longitude are WGS84 coordinates for a point, useful for continuing a geographic lookup, but they do not confirm an address, route, delivery location, or administrative boundary.
- Use countryCode when the country must be filtered unambiguously.
- Compare feature_code to distinguish the type of place before using a result.
- Empty fields may be absent from the response; inspect the returned record instead of assuming a population or postcode.
