Syntax for Lat & Long to Census Tract Look Up #165
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Yes, reverse geocoding with the Census API isn't currently covered by the package. However, you could use a script like this one to run your query. Here's what the final output for a single input (one set of coordinates) looks like (when consolidated in a single dataframe): The geocodio service can also be used to return Census tract data so that could be worth a look as well. |
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This will be my last question, so thank you for your help in advance. I'm trying to recreate the "Find Geographic Coordinates" search option using lat and long with the Census Geocoder to get the census tract information (link below). How would I do this in tidygeocoder syntax? I've tried a few methods using the Census API guidance but can't seem to get it working. The census documentation suggests some combination of x,y (searchtype = coordinates).
https://geocoding.geo.census.gov/geocoder/geographies/coordinates?x=-111.8681&y=33.39545&benchmark=4&vintage=410
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