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Dev tools · August 26, 2026

CoordMap

Find coordinates instantly by clicking anywhere on a map

What it does

CoordMap is a simple online tool for finding latitude and longitude anywhere in the world. Click any point on the interactive map to instantly get its coordinates and location information. It is designed to be fast, straightforward, and easy to use—no account, installation, or complicated GIS software required.

CoordMap helps you find GPS coordinates, turn an address into lat/lng, look up elevation, measure distance, and explore the world map.

Find coordinates from an address, get an address from the map, check elevation and weather — simple tools for everyday map tasks. 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. 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. Basemap tiles from MapFirst via MapLibre. Geocoding via LocationIQ with Nominatim fallback. Weather from WeatherAPI.com. Elevation from a local 1 km DEM. All…from coordmap.com

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