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UGRC API

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Category: Address Data Type: Web service Steward: UGRC

The UGRC creates, maintains, and stores geospatial data in the State Geographic Information Datasource (SGID), a one-stop shop to hundreds of data layers developed, aggregated, or acquired by state government. The UGRC API is a free service that allows you to geocode and search SGID data. To use the API, you need to have an account and create API keys. These key are used to authenticate requests and to give you usage analytics. Click the link below to get started.

Use the service

  • 1
    Create a complimentary account

    Manage and view analytics for all of your API keys in the self service website , opens in a new tab .

  • 2
    Confirm your email

    Confirm ownership and control spam and bots.

  • 3
    Generate an API key

    Keep track of usage analytics and authorize requests.

  • 4
    Make a request

    Use your favorite programming language or an UGRC tool. Maybe the API Client?

A closer look

The demand for geospatial and location-based information has increased dramatically as many disciplines realize the power of spatial data. A customer's address stored as text in a database has only so many uses. Our API opens the door to many spatial opportunities, from visualizing customer locations on a map to spatially analyzing their relationship or patterns in conjunction with other geographic phenomena such as demographic data, disease patterns, or areas affected by natural disasters. Our API has two main endpoints to help with this: geocoding address and searching SGID data.

Geocoding allows you to find the geographic locations (i.e., the latitude and longitude) of addresses. UGRC's geocoding philosophy is unique in that we would rather give you no match than the wrong match. But rest assured, we will have the best match rates for Utah addresses. How can we be so sure? Because we're the experts in Utah geospatial data.

Searching allows you to explore more than 1,000,000 rows of spatial SGID data. With over 300 layers of real-world data in the SGID, the possibilities can be a little overwhelming. You need a way to find what you need in all that data, and our search endpoint helps you do that. It opens up the opportunity for serious information gathering to enhance your application and workflows.

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