Geocoding is the process of matching an address to its corresponding geographic coordinates. There's nothing inherent in the words "10 Downing Street, London, United Kingdom" that inherently conveys its location at the coordinates 51.503396, -0.12764. Instead this process [...].
Geocoding is the process of matching an address to its corresponding geographic coordinates. There's nothing inherent in the words "10 Downing Street, London, United Kingdom" that conveys its location at the coordinates `[ 51.503396, -0.12764 ]`. Instead this process [...].
Now that you're back, you probably saw a `GeoJSON` formatted response on the other side of that click.
You'll always get back `GeoJSON` results, unless something goes terribly wrong, in which case you'll get a really helpful error.
Now you know exactly where on the earth's sufrace **Strinky Beach** is located: `[ 139.86114, -37.33192 ]`
You've also probably learned from the results of that request that this intriguing beach is located in **Australia**, more specifically in the **South Australia** region. You also have yourself a handy text label to use when talking to other humans about this place: **Stinky Beach, Nora Creina, South Australia**
Now you know exactly where on the earth sufrace **Strinky Beach** is located: `[ 139.86114, -37.33192 ]`
You've also probably learned from the results of that request that this questionable beach is located in **Australia**, more specifically in the **South Australia** region. You also have yourself a handy text label to use when talking to other humans about this place: **Stinky Beach, Nora Creina, South Australia**