Find the county from coordinates
Paste latitude and longitude to get the county, state and FIPS code, with a warning near county lines.
Updated · Data: U.S. Census Bureau
Find your county from your device's location. Works on phones and computers.
Your location stays on your device. County lines are downloaded and checked in your browser.
Type any 5-digit ZIP code, including PO box ZIPs, to see its county or every county it touches.
Type a city or town and its state. Works for 15,677 places with 1,000 or more people.
Enter latitude and longitude in decimal degrees, as shown by your phone or a map app.
Tip: paste "29.7604, -95.3698" into the first box and it fills both.
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How to get your coordinates
- Phone map apps: drop a pin or tap your blue dot; the latitude and longitude are shown in the details.
- Desktop maps: right-click a spot to copy its coordinates.
- GPS devices and photos: look for decimal degrees such as 29.7604, -95.3698. West longitudes in the US are negative.
How the lookup works
Your browser loads the county lines for the states around the point (Census TIGER/Line 2024) and tests which county contains it. If the point is within 500 m of a line, it names the county on the other side.
Examples
| Place | Coordinates | County |
|---|---|---|
| Empire State Building, New York | 40.7484, -73.9857 | New York County, NY |
| White House, Washington | 38.8977, -77.0365 | District of Columbia, DC |
| Space Needle, Seattle | 47.6205, -122.3493 | King County, WA |
| Gateway Arch, St. Louis | 38.6247, -90.1848 | St. Louis city, MO |
| Alamo, San Antonio | 29.426, -98.4861 | Bexar County, TX |
| Hollywood Sign, Los Angeles | 34.1341, -118.3215 | Los Angeles County, CA |
| Willis Tower, Chicago | 41.8789, -87.6359 | Cook County, IL |
| Mount Rushmore, South Dakota | 43.8791, -103.4591 | Pennington County, SD |
Sources: Census TIGER/Line 2024 county boundaries. Data as of November 1, 2026. Not affiliated with any government agency.
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