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title: "Where are you? Geocoding with Django to empower area search - Part 1"
date: 2024-09-28T12:05:10+02:00
title: "Where are you? - Part 2 - Geocoding with Django to empower area search "
date: 2024-09-28T14:05:10+02:00
draft: false
image: "uploads/django_geocoding.png"
image: "uploads/django_geocoding2.png"
categrories: ['English']
tags: ['django', 'geocoding', 'nominatim', 'OpenStreetMap', 'osm', 'traefik', 'mash-playbook', 'docker', 'docker-compose']
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# Introduction
Geocoding is the process of translating a text input like `Ungewitterweg, Berlin` into a location with longitude and latitude such as `52.544022/13.147589`. So whenever you search in OpenStreetMap or Google Maps for a location, it does exactly that (and sometimes more, but we don't focus on that now).
For a pet project of mine ([notfellchen.org](https://notfellchen.org)) I wanted to do exactly that: When a animal is added there to be adopted, the user must input a location that is geocoded and saved with it's coordinates. When another user visits the site, that wants to adopt a pet in their area, they input their location and it will search for all animals in a specific radius.
How is that done? I'll show you!
In the [previous post]()
# Nominatim