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Geocoding

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Geocoding is finding an address on the map. To plan a route, we need to the geographical coordinates position of each of all your destinations. Therefore all All your addresses are transformed therefore need to a position on the mapbe translated to coordinates.
== External services How we geocode ==
While it should be obvious that each address corresponds with only one position on the planet, in real life it's not that easy. Addresses may be wrong, wrongly spelled, not complete, or not recognized at all, i.e. when they are new or renamed. That makes geocoding a difficult task, one that other services have specialized in.
That makes geocoding a difficult task, one that other services have specialized in. RouteXL makes use of those specialized third party geocoding services. You can use the powerful geocoding of Mapbox, Google, Bing, HERE, Photon and Nominatim. There is no good or bad, each geocoder has it's own strengths and weaknesses. Their performance may vary in various regions and with various [[address format]] styles.
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