GET /point?lat={lat}&lon={lon}
Pass a coordinate. Get elevation plus the place it falls in.
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country
ISO2 country code (null over open ocean)
state
State / ADM1 code
district
District code (US county FIPS, FR INSEE department, GB GSS, null elsewhere)
elevation
Elevation in meters (null if unavailable)
deep.city
Nearest city (same shape as /city?lat=&lon=, includes distance and distance_mi). Null when no city is within 200 km
deep.timezone
IANA timezone at this point (same shape as /timezone). Nautical Etc/GMT zone over open ocean
1
A GPS reading, a photo, a pin on a map.
2
Country, state, district, plus elevation.
3
FIPS, INSEE, or GSS on the district path.
Elevation and the place. Every plan.
A GPS reading, a geotagged photo, or a pin dropped on a map only gives you a coordinate. /point turns that into elevation plus the country, state, and district it falls in, in one call. Admin layers come from official boundaries.
Lakes and rivers resolve to the country and state around them. District codes cover US counties (FIPS), French departments (INSEE), and GB districts (GSS), each resolvable at /district/{code}.
RESPONSE
$ curl "https://api.parseapi.com/point?lat=39.77&lon=-104.9" \ -H "X-API-Key: YOUR_API_KEY" // 200 · ~34ms US · ~101ms worldwide { "latitude": 39.77, "longitude": -104.9, "country": "US", "country_name": "United States", "state": "CO", "state_name": "Colorado", "district": "08031", "district_name": "Denver", "elevation": 1610, "elevation_ft": 5282, "resolution": 30 }
Response fields
Deep fields
QUESTIONS
SPEED
US
18ms
EU
28ms
APAC
39ms
LatAm
16ms
ME
94ms
Country and elevation, worldwide. Same 30m grid as /elevation.