Search features by coordinates using the geocoding control

Activate the enableReverse option during geocoding control initialization to support coordinate-based searches.

Setting this option to "always" lets you locate features using names, addresses, and coordinate pairs. For example typing 41.874836, -87.628261 in the search box will display items that match those coordinates, addresses, regions, states, etc.

Geocoding (forward geocoding and reverse geocoding) is a technique for place identification - either by name or coordinates. See the Geocoding page for more details.

^{Click on the map or type a coordinate in the search box to search for addresses}

Learn more

Discover the process of integrating the geocoding control feature into your React (Geocoding React component) or Svelte (Geocoding Svelte component) applications. Additionally, you have the option to use the VanillaJS version to customize it for any of your applications.

Are you currently using a different map library? No worries! Learn how to incorporate the geocoding control functionality with Leaflet (Leaflet Geocoding control), OpenLayers (OpenLayers Geocoding control), or MapLibre GL JS (MapLibre GL JS Geocoding control).

Related examples

Reverse geocoding

Example

This tutorial shows how to search places by coordinates (reverse geocoding).

Customize API request (geocoding control)

Example

Use the adjustUrl option in the geocoding control constructor to modify the geocoding URL before the fetch. This capability enables complete control over the search control's functionality.

Geocoding API

Example

This tutorial shows how to search places using the MapTiler Geocoding API.

Geocoding search results to specified country(ies)

Example

Geocoding control limit search results to specified country(ies).