Query OpenRouteService (free key; set OPENROUTESERVICE_API_KEY): geocode, reverse geocode, driving directions.
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geocodeCoordinates for a place name, e.g. Berlin.Coordinates for a place name, e.g. Berlin.
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reverseNearest place name for latitude and longitude.Nearest place name for latitude and longitude.
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directionsDriving route between two points, with distance and time.Driving route between two points, with distance and time.
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nominatim_lookupGeocode against OpenStreetMap's own Nominatim instead of the commercial geocoder, forward or reverse: display name, coordinates, OSM object type and id, place id, how Nominatim classifies the feature, importance score, address parts and bounding box, so you can see how the answer differs from anoth…Geocode against OpenStreetMap's own Nominatim instead of the commercial geocoder, forward or reverse: display name, coordinates, OSM object type and id, place id, how Nominatim classifies the feature, importance score, address parts and bounding box, so you can see how the answer differs from anoth…
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osrm_route_stepsA road route from OSRM over OpenStreetMap data with turn-by-turn instructions and alternatives: distance, estimated time, the named roads used, and each manoeuvre with its modifier, type and instruction. A different router on different data from this server's directions tool.A road route from OSRM over OpenStreetMap data with turn-by-turn instructions and alternatives: distance, estimated time, the named roads used, and each manoeuvre with its modifier, type and instruction. A different router on different data from this server's directions tool.
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valhalla_mode_compareThe same origin and destination costed by several Valhalla modes (auto, bicycle, pedestrian, multimodal, truck, taxi) side by side: distance, time, cost, tolls, ferries, motorway use, energy estimate and the opening manoeuvres, so the right mode for a journey can be compared rather than assumed.The same origin and destination costed by several Valhalla modes (auto, bicycle, pedestrian, multimodal, truck, taxi) side by side: distance, time, cost, tolls, ferries, motorway use, energy estimate and the opening manoeuvres, so the right mode for a journey can be compared rather than assumed.
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Query OpenRouteService (free key; set OPENROUTESERVICE_API_KEY): geocode, reverse geocode, driving directions.
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