Precise coordinates. Accurate charts.
Wrong coordinates produce wrong birth charts. Our Location API resolves any city, district, or village to verified lat/lon and timezone — the inputs every Kundli, natal chart, and house calculation depends on. Autosuggest-ready, low-latency, production-tested.
4.5M+ cities, verified
Coverage spans every inhabited region globally. Rural birthplaces and districts return precise coordinates, not a nearest-city fallback that shifts the Ascendant.

Autosuggest at typing speed
Median response under 100ms. Fire on each keystroke. Users see a ranked suggestion list before they finish typing.

Timezone bundled in every response
IANA timezone ID and UTC offset included. No separate timezone lookup. Pass it directly to birth chart endpoints.

Coordinate precision to 4 decimal places
Lat/lon at 0.0001° resolution — sufficient for accurate Ascendant calculation even for a neighborhood, not just a city.

Drop-in integration
The same response shape feeds every AstrologyAPI chart endpoint. Zero coordinate mapping logic required on your side.

Use Cases

Birth chart onboarding
Power the city search field during sign-up. Verified coordinates feed directly to the birth chart API — no manual lat/lon entry for users.

Relocation & Astrocartography
Accurate coordinates for birthplace and destination. Serve both from one API with no UX friction.

Muhurta & event timing
Auspicious timing calculations depend on the event location, not birth location. Let users pick any city without leaving the app.

Multilingual apps
City names return in localized scripts alongside ASCII. Native Devanagari, Tamil, or Arabic city names — no separate transliteration step.

Partner & compatibility flows
Match-making features require birth details for two people. Autosuggest for both fields runs from the same endpoint — consistent, fast, accurate.
Need custom coverage or enterprise volume?
If you are handling high query volumes or need coverage for specific regions not in our standard dataset, talk to our team.
The Ascendant (rising sign) changes sign roughly every 2 hours as Earth rotates. At a 50-mile coordinate error, you can shift the Ascendant by a full sign. We return verified coordinates to 4 decimal places so your chart output is defensible.
Yes. Every result includes the IANA timezone ID and UTC offset. Pass it directly to birth chart endpoints — there is no separate timezone lookup step required.
Coverage includes 4.5 million localities globally — districts, suburbs, and rural towns. The API returns the closest verified point with coordinates, not a nearest-city approximation.
Median response time is under 100ms, fast enough to fire on every keystroke. Most production integrations run prefix-match autosuggest in real time.
Yes. The lat/lon and timezone fields returned match the exact input format expected by every AstrologyAPI chart endpoint — Vedic, Western, KP, and numerology.