Firstly, "geocoding" is the name of the task you're trying to achieve (might help with future Googling). The Geocommons geocoder is one example of an open-data-driven geocoder; I think they mostly use US Census data.

(As that example illustrates, a lot of this kind of data is country-specific, so a bit more detail in your question may produce better results.)

Firstly, "geocoding" is the name of the task you're trying to achieve (might help with future Googling). The Geocommons geocoder is one example of an open-data-driven geocoder; I think they mostly use US Census data.

(As that example illustrates, a lot of this kind of data is country-specific, so a bit more detail in your question may produce better results.)

Firstly, for future searches, "geocoding" is the name of the task you're trying to achieve (might help with future Googling). The Geocommons geocoder is one example of an open-data-driven geocoder; I think they mostly use US Census data.

(As that example illustrates, a lot of this kind of data is country-specific, so a bit more detail in your question may produce better results.)

Firstly, "geocoding" is the name of the task you're trying to achieve (might help with future Googling). The Geocommons geocoder is one example of an open-data-driven geocoder; I think they mostly use US Census data.

(As that example illustrates, a lot of this kind of data is country-specific, so a bit more detail in your question may produce better results.)