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payai.agentstools.dev
Provides health and medical information or requirements for international travel destinations.
payai.agentstools.dev
payai.agentstools.dev
Retrieves information about freight carriers and their services.
vendsdk.com
vendsdk.com
Live IP geolocation: country, city, org, and ASN for fraud and routing agents
apiacre.com
apiacre.com
Resolve one latitude/longitude pair into bounded, great-circle-distance-ranked nearby GeoNames populated places with country, first-level region, population, timezone, feature code, and source freshness without a request-time network call.
ipx402.com
ipx402.com
IP Lookup — IP lookup - resolve geolocation, ASN, ISP and proxy status for an IP address
api.eckari.com
api.eckari.com
Return the US Census Bureau geographies containing a latitude/longitude — state, county, census tract, block group, census block, incorporated place, congressional district and ZIP Code Tabulation Area — each with its FIPS or GEOID. The standard way to attach official US statistical geography to a point. Use when: Which county and census tract is this coordinate in?
api.geoprimitives.dev
api.geoprimitives.dev
Answer which of your points fall inside which of your polygons, in one call. Use it to tag events with the district, catchment or territory they belong to, to filter a point set down to a study area, or to join two datasets that share nothing but geography. The answer comes back twice, as a dense 0/1 matrix and as a per-point list of polygon indices, so neither shape needs rebuilding on your side, and polygon ids are echoed as column labels so the matrix joins straight back to your records. Rings must be closed and coordinates must be EPSG:4326: run POST /v1/geojson/repair first if they are not, and POST /v1/transform if they are not in degrees. Costs scale with polygon detail, not just polygon count, so POST /v1/geometry/simplify on the polygons is often the cheapest way under the caps. The matrix is dense: every point is tested against every polygon, one row per point and one column per polygon, 1 for inside and 0 for outside. A point exactly on an edge or vertex counts as inside unless "ignoreBoundary" is set. Two caps, both on products rather than on either side: at most 250000 point-polygon pairs, and at most 25000000 point-vertex tests, since a ray cast walks every edge. Input is EPSG:4326, longitude then latitude. Limits: 250000 points, 2000 polygons, 100000 polygon positions, and a 1 MiB request body.