Geolocation Mcp

Geolocation Mcp

MCP server for fast geo enrichment & reverse geocoding in LLM workflows.

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Geolocation MCP is a Model Context Protocol (MCP) server that enables Large Language Models (LLMs), such as Claude and Cursor, to perform efficient reverse geocoding operations and batch reverse geocoding using either IP addresses or coordinates. It acts as a lightweight integration layer over the GeoLocation API, providing tools to fetch detailed location metadata (including city, country, population, and economic data) directly from latitude/longitude or IP information. Designed for developers building LLM workflows that require geographic data enrichment, it supports single and batch queries. Configuration is straightforward via API Key and Base URL.

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