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Batch reverse geocode latitude and longitude coordinates into detailed addresses. Supports Excel upload and export, processing up to 500 records per batch.
Input Format
One record per line, format: Longitude (lng) Latitude (lat)
Supports space, comma, tab separators
Enter 0–3000 metres, or leave blank to use the provider default. The service requires GCJ-02 coordinates in longitude,latitude order. It does not convert WGS84 or BD-09. This is a Mainland China address lookup; Taiwan and other regional coverage are not guaranteed.
• Supports up to 500 records per batch
• Automatic Longitude (lng) validation after clicking 'Next'
• If deduplication is enabled, duplicate records will be removed automatically
Overview
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Reverse geocoding looks up a human-readable place description from a longitude and latitude pair. This batch converter accepts a list of points, sends a lookup for each valid row, and displays the returned address text. It is intended for China-focused address lookups using GCJ-02 coordinates. It does not convert coordinate systems for you. The connected service describes its reverse-geocoding data as based on the GCJ-02 system; that is the input reference to check before you submit a list. Connected reverse-geocoding service documentation (checked October 4, 2026) supports this coordinate-system scope.
The result is an address description supplied for the point, not a surveyed location or an official finding about an address, parcel, boundary, entrance, or current site condition. Returned place names may remain in Chinese, because the lookup service supplies the geographic record values.
Enter longitude first and latitude second. The form checks that longitude is between −180 and 180 and latitude between −90 and 90; passing these numeric checks does not prove that the coordinate reference system is correct. Each submitted pair is formatted to six decimal places for the lookup. Confirm that your source coordinates are GCJ-02 before processing. Coordinates in WGS 84 or BD-09 need to be converted separately; this converter does not perform that transformation.
The optional search radius accepts a whole number from 0 through 3,000 metres. Leaving it blank lets the provider apply its default; the provider’s default value and the effect of each radius setting are not established here. Treat radius as a lookup parameter, not a promise of address detail or distance accuracy.
Reference: Connected service’s geocoding and reverse-geocoding documentation — documents the connected service’s GCJ-02 basis for geographic lookups; checked October 4, 2026.
Guide
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Arrange the data as two fields: longitude, then latitude. For pasted text, put one pair on each line, such as 116.397428,39.90923. Spreadsheet rows should place longitude in the first column and latitude in the second. Keep an untouched copy of the original coordinates for later matching.
Paste the rows or upload an Excel, CSV, or TXT file. You can also download the spreadsheet template. Review the preview and confirm that each coordinate landed in the intended field. Remove headers or blank lines if they appear as records, and check that every row uses the same coordinate system.
Choose whether to retain duplicate rows and empty rows using the input options. Duplicate removal is enabled initially. The page accepts batches of 20 to 500 records; if your list is larger, split it into separate batches. Set the optional radius only when you have a reason to change the lookup range.
Start the reverse lookup after reviewing the record count and any account or payment prompt. Check the result status row by row, then export the results as a spreadsheet for review or further organization.
A returned address appears as a match result. If the service response has no usable formatted address or fallback place fields, the row is marked unknown and its response details may be shown for inspection. That status only means the lookup did not yield displayable address text; it does not prove that no address exists at the coordinate. A failed request is a separate outcome.
Keep the original longitude and latitude beside the returned description and preserve a stable row identifier when combining exports with other records. This makes it possible to trace an unclear result back to its input. Review unexpected addresses, unknown rows, and failed rows individually rather than replacing the coordinate with the text result.
Use cases
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A team with China-focused GCJ-02 location records can add readable address descriptions to a dispatch or inspection worksheet, then check ambiguous rows against its own map and field records.
An analyst can use returned place text to make a coordinate table easier for colleagues to scan. The original point remains the geographic record; the address is a supplementary label for sorting and discussion.
Q&A
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No. The lookup expects GCJ-02 and does not convert coordinate systems. Convert the data separately, then confirm the output reference before submitting it.
Numeric range validation only checks that longitude and latitude are plausible numbers. A row may still have an incompatible coordinate reference, or the service may return no usable address fields. Inspect the row and its response; an unknown result is inconclusive.
It is an optional search parameter in metres, accepting an integer from 0 to 3,000, or it can be left blank for the provider default. The default amount and a guaranteed relationship between radius and address precision are not documented here.
Notes
Review scope, result limitations, and important precautions before use.
Coverage details, update timing, retention, and the provider’s precise radius behavior are not established by the reviewed material, so no completeness, freshness, or precision guarantee is made. The service is scoped to China-focused GCJ-02 lookup; do not assume it covers Taiwan, offshore locations, or worldwide addresses. A nearby formatted address may describe surrounding geography rather than the exact point. Verify important locations against appropriate authoritative or on-the-ground records, especially before using them for navigation, legal records, or operational commitments. Location coordinates can be sensitive; submit only data you are authorized to process.
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