How to use
From the home page, search a place name or paste WGS84 latitude and longitude to open the geocoding tool. Use My Location after granting browser permission, or open the world map and other map tools from the cards below.
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CoordMap
Find any place on Earth
Find coordinates from an address, get an address from the map, check elevation and weather — simple tools for everyday map tasks.
What you can do
Longitude and Latitude Finder
Find longitude and latitude from an address, or get the address from the map
Find Elevation
Look up how high a place is above sea level
My Location
See where you are right now on the map
Convert Formats
Switch between decimal lat/lng and degrees-minutes-seconds
Convert Coordinates
Convert coordinates from one map system to another
Measure Distance
Measure how far two places are from each other
World Map
Browse the world map and click to see coordinates
Nearby Places
Find restaurants, cafes and hotels near a place on the map
Data sources & limits
- Map — MapFirst tiles
- Place lookup — LocationIQ, with a backup provider when needed (rate limited)
- Weather — WeatherAPI.com
- Elevation — estimated height (not a survey measurement)
- Coordinates — latitude and longitude
Guide, data sources & FAQ
What problem it solves
People need a single entry point to geocode addresses, reverse-look up coordinates, check elevation and weather, and discover related map utilities without switching between unrelated sites.
Data sources
Basemap tiles from MapFirst via MapLibre. Geocoding via LocationIQ with Nominatim fallback. Weather from WeatherAPI.com. Elevation from a local 1 km DEM. All coordinates use WGS84 (EPSG:4326).
Frequently asked questions
Do I need an account to use the map tools?
No. Core tools such as geocoding, elevation, world map and my location work without signing in. An account is only needed for optional private history and share management features.
Which coordinate system do you use?
WGS84 (EPSG:4326) only for display and API results. We do not apply GCJ-02 / BD-09 offsets used by some regional map apps.
Are elevation and weather the same data source?
No. Elevation comes from our local DEM estimate. Weather is fetched separately from WeatherAPI when you view weather for a place.
Why are some searches rate limited?
Upstream geocoding providers (LocationIQ / Nominatim) enforce fair-use limits. Caching and daily quotas help keep the free service available for everyone.