Reverse geocode (coordinates → nearest address)

Latitude of the matched address (not the query point).

Distance in metres from the query point to this result.

What the returned coordinate represents. null on no_match.

This is an OPEN set. New tiers are added as reference data improves. Clients MUST pass unrecognized values through rather than throwing, and SHOULD branch on point_coordinate rather than on these literals.

A point coordinate identifies one address:

• rooftop — a point on the building itself.
• arrival_point — the address's entrance, gate or curb-side access point. A point for this address, typically a few metres from the roof — deliberately not claimed as the building footprint.

Everything else is derived rather than observed — a segment or an area, not an address:

• street_interpolated — HNO estimated along a street segment polyline (SEG cascade) from the position of neighbouring house numbers.
• street_centroid — street confirmed; exact HNO not located. Singapore: block numbers are not linear along a road and a letter-suffixed block (e.g. 700D) is a separate building with its own postcode, so Singapore never returns street_interpolated. An unconfirmed block (or a street with no block) answers street_centroid at the street's centre, and standardized.postcode is left empty unless you supplied a postcode that exists on that street — a postcode names one building, and another building's postcode is never shown as yours.
• landmark_proximity — India only. The address itself resolved no further than its postcode/locality, so the coordinate is that of a LANDMARK the caller named in the input ("opp. Swami Samarth Math"). It is a point on a neighbouring place, never the address, and it is only ever used when it out-ranks what would otherwise be returned. The landmark used is named back to you in landmark_used (name, matched_from, scope, source).
• postcode_centroid — only postcode matched.
• locality_centroid — only city/locality matched.
• admin_centroid — only admin region (state/province) matched.

true when the coordinate identifies one address (rooftop or arrival_point), false for any derived/area tier. Not yet emitted by /reverse — until it is, derive it from accuracy_type (rooftop / arrival_point).

Internal/legacy precision tier with the score table below. New clients should prefer accuracy_type for branching.

Unlike accuracy_type, this enum is CLOSED — the score table is fixed and no further values will be added. An arrival_point coordinate is reported here as rooftop, because the address is premise-verified either way; only accuracy_type states what the coordinate is. Score table:

• rooftop → 1.0
• parcel_centroid → 0.9
• interpolated → 0.8
• street_level → 0.6
• zip_centroid → 0.4
• city_centroid → 0.2
• no_match → 0.0
• non_deliverable → 0.0 — the input is a PO Box / Rural Route / Postfach etc. and can never resolve to a street address (USA/CAN/MEX/DEU/AUT/CHE detection). Returned on the 400 body (with non_deliverable_type) unless iso20022: true opted in to a labelled 200.

Always false for reverse geocoding (input is coordinates, not an address).

Present for countries with regions (USA, CAN).

Only present when limit > 1; equals results.length.

Echoes the number of addresses returned (count, or 1 when the body is a flat single result). This equals the trial-key debit; Stripe-plan keys are debited a flat 1 per request regardless. Always 1 for RapidAPI traffic.

Remaining geocode transactions after keyed call.

Remaining anonymous geocodes for this IP today.