Find features within a geographical area, defined by a coordinate and a radius.
Reverse geocoding is used for finding places or addresses near a latitude, longitude pair—like clicking on a map to see what's there when the map doesn't show it otherwise. For example, picture a map showing building outlines but no labels, then clicking on a building and being shown the name of the business. That's reverse geocoding.
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Search for features using a search string. This is useful for autosuggest search fields.
If you are building an end-user application, you can use the
autocomplete
method to enable real-time feedback. This type-ahead functionality helps users find what they are looking for, without requiring them to fully specify their search term. Typically, the user starts typing and a drop-down list appears where they can choose the term from the list below.Please throttle or debounce your calls to avoid bursts of requests.
Searching for locations with name similar to "Oslo S"