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Overview for DevelopersAs a web developer, you can tap into the millions of points of data, maps, metadata, and more for you own websites or mobile applications. Use our embedded map widget for your own sites, or grab the data in standard formats (KML, RSS, GeoRSS, CSV, XOMGL) with our API and create your own web or mobile applications.
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Embedding Interactive Map WidgetUse our Widget Builder to configue a map for your site. You can use any of our public data, and select options like filters, starting location, location list, and other area data. Then get a few lines of HTML to cut and paste into your own website or blog. Instant interactive map!There are 3 levels of usage.
Using the APIAs a developer, you can use all of our data on your own site with our free API. It's so powerful, we actually used it to build all the maps on this site and others! Start using our API immediately.There are 3 levels of usage. Calls are limited by a combination of website domain, user account, and IP address:
API DocumentationYou can access all of our data through our open API. In fact, we use it to power this entire site (and others), and give you the same tools and access that we have.The API calls for Your Mapper are outlined in detail in our Developer API Documentation page. API KeyUsing your free unique API Key lets you make more request per day. Visit your Account Home Page now to see your Key.You can use the same key associated with your account across any number of your sites, and we will aggregate your usage in your account API reports area. Data FeedsThere are a number of data feeds available for use in other websites and applications, including KML, GeoRSS, RSS, XOMGL, CSV, JSON, and HTML.
PermalinksThe site allows direct, permanent links to particular searches, maps, and markers. These can be seen when using the site, and are returned in the some API calls.
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