If you've acquired a spreadsheet file with a bunch of addresses, you can quickly map them using BatchGeo. We haven't tried it yet with a huge data set, but it works nicely with a couple hundred addresses. Check out BatchGeo at http://batchgeo.com/
“Have locations in a spreadsheet? Well try this free and unique tool to…
- Map them using Google Maps
- Publish a map on your Web site
- Create a store locator
- Get coordinates, print maps, and more!
Get started by following the steps below, or check out our video tutorials
… What could I use this for?
- Create a map – Copy directly from spreadsheet program such as Excel, Numbers, or the free Google Docs or OpenOffice Calc.
- Distance Calculator – Calculate the distance in miles or kilometers to several locations from a single address.
- Satellite Photos – Addresses are linked to Google Maps for satellite photos and driving directions.
- Make your own Google Earth KML – Quickly create KML files with your address data for 3D viewing data in Google Earth.
- Get postal codes / zip codes – Retrieve postal or zip codes for a given address internationally.
- Print a map – Make a printable map with your addresses on it.
- Save a map – Create a map with your locations and associated data to a web page for later use.
- Create a store locator – Map your store properties, and then link to them from your website.
- Get center coordinates (centroids) for a listing of zip codes, cities, or states.
- For quick single address geocodes, zip code, city or state centroids use our Single Address Lookup Tool ”
