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When you know an identification number and the source it came from, you can use Mapzen Search to get details on the location. |
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To get started with a `/place` search, you need a [developer API key](https://mapzen.com/developers) and these three pieces of information: |
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To get started with a `/place` search, you need a [developer API key](https://mapzen.com/developers). |
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* source - the data source, such as OpenStreetMap |
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* layer - the type of place, such as a venue, address, or country. |
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* id - the identification number of the item |
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If you have all those, join them together with semicolons and pass them in with the `ids` parameter. |
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The `/place` endpoint accepts Mapzen Search `gid` strings that get returned for every record in all query responses. |
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These `gid` strings should not be built manually, but rather used directly as-is to lookup additional details on the location that `gid` refers to. |
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For example, this `/place` query looks up the Eiffel Tower in OpenStreetMap (OSM): |
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