Reverse Geocode GET Request
The GET request enables you to submit an input coordinate and a coordinate reference system, and optionally specify a search distance and country code to use for matching. The associated address data is returned. The preference options for a GET request are a subset of the total available with the POST request.
Base URI
http://<server>:<port>/rest/GlobalGeocode/database/<DBname>/reverseGeocode[,content type]?[query parameters]where:
[.content type] indicates that the specified content type will be used
by default. Optional.
- json
- Default content type is JSON, unless superseded by HTTP content negotiation
- xml
- Default content type is XML, unless superseded by HTTP content negotiation
[query parameters] are described in the following section.
Query Parameters
The following table defines the GET query parameters for the Reverse Geocode service. For information on the response, see ReverseGeocodeServiceResponse Object.| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| x | Double | Longitude in degrees. Required. For example: -79.391165 |
| y | Double | Latitude in degrees. Required. For example: 43.643469 |
| country | String | Three-letter ISO country code, for example: CAN. Optional. For a list of ISO codes, see ISO 3166-1 Country Codes. |
| coordSysName | String (URL-encoded) | Specifies the coordinate system that you want to convert the
geometry to. The format must be the European Petroleum Survey Group (EPSG) code or
the SRID code. Default = EPSG:4326. Specify the
coordinate reference system in the format
|
| distance | Double | Sets the radius in which the Reverse Geocode service searches for a match to the input coordinates. The unit of measurement is specified using distanceUnits. Default = 150 meters. Maximum value = 5280 feet (1 mile ) or 1609 meters. |
| distanceUnits | String | Specifies the unit of measurement for the search distance. One of the
following:
|