HOW TO FIND HOME LOCATION IN GOOGLE

By Ashwin Ananthapadmanabhan

FIND PHYSICAL ADDRESS IN GOOGLE MAPS

 Google Maps is a web mapping service application, which is implemented by Google. Using Google maps you can get the directions from one location to another location, and also lot of features like My Maps, Street view, Aerial view, latitude etc. One among those features is Address finder, which is used to find your portal address on Google Maps. It will return your address of the location with za. Here are the ways to find your portal address on Google Maps.


 Geo coding (know better about Geo coding) technique is used to convert the portal address into latitude and longitude (geographic coordinates).

Reverse geo-coding technique is used to convert the geographic coordinates into a readable physical address.

Google maps lookup is used to find the exact postal address of the location on the map. This tool act as an address finder which is one of the Google map’s feature, called as Geo coding. Geo coding API of Google maps is used to translate the geographic coordinates into a readable physical address.
Steps to find your postal Address:
  • Open your Google Maps site and enter your city name, zip code or address in the search box.
  • By zooming find your exact location on Google maps, for which you want to know the postal address.
  • Right click on the Google Map, at your perfect location and select “what’s here” option.
  • Then you can see the Latitude and Longitude of your location on the search box. The green arrow mark that will be displayed near to your red marker also show you latitudes and longitudes
  • By clicking the red marker on the map, you can see the postal address of your exact location in the pop-up window.
So now, not only locations, you can also find the physical address(Google map marker) of the corresponding locations in the Google maps.

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