The OpenCage Geocoder blog
Updates and musings from the makers of the OpenCage Geocoder
What's new at OpenCage:
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Upcoming #geomobs in London and Barcelona
11 Jan 2019 -
New year, new Ruby library
1 Jan 2019 -
Interview: Tim Fernando of Esplorio
28 Dec 2018 -
Now with ISO 3166-1 Alpha 3 codes
19 Dec 2018 -
Kotlin client for the OpenCage Geocoding API
4 Dec 2018 -
Supporting the Humanitarian OpenStreetMap Team's microgrant funding drive
28 Nov 2018 -
SotM Asia 2018 - Natural disasters for better maps?
26 Nov 2018 -
SotM Asia 2018 - If you are not on a map, you do not exist
22 Nov 2018 -
SotM Asia 2018 - Bangalore - summary
20 Nov 2018 -
Interview: OpenStreetMap in Montana, Chris Beddow
6 Nov 2018
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The OpenCage Geocoder is an API to convert coordinates to and from places.
We aggregate numerous open geo data sources under a
single, easy-to-use, affordable, worldwide geocoding API.
Here on our blog we announce updates to our service, but also regularly publish interviews with thought leaders from the open geo and open data world. Please let us know who you'd like to hear from.
We organize #geomob, the London meetup
for location based service developers. We hope to see you at the next event.
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