There is at least two older questions for this same problem, so maybe the answers provided in them gets you started in right directtion: 1. Techniques for offline reverse geocoding on a mobile device? 2. Offline Reverse Geocoding in Python
Is it possible to make local reverse-geocoding?
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07-07-2023 - |
Question
I am working on application, that receives lots coordinates & i need to locate each one. Google & other services have limitations. Perhaps there is solution, that could be used locally on linux?
Solution
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Reverse geocoding is just a spatial search. You need data, for the US, you can use Tiger data from the Census or other spatial data for your coverage area. And you need a way to do a spatial query. This can be done using Postgresql and PostGIS or using Mapserver.org. If you want to license a solution, checkout http://imaptools.com/ (my consulting site). Getting good data probably presents one of the biggest challenges depending on your coverage needs.
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