US location tools

What city and state am I in?

Check which city or town contains this point.

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Enter coordinates

Latitude first; use a minus sign for west or south.

Search a US city or town

Place names only. Street-address search is not connected.

The example below is Austin, Texas, not your location.

Example point · Austin, Texas

Austin

Texas · example point

Census place type: city

Check a delivery ZIP with USPS. The Census ZIP area is not a delivery ZIP.

City or town
Austin
County or equivalent
Travis County
County code (FIPS)
48453
State
Texas
Census ZIP area
78701
Time zone at this point
America/Chicago
Latitude, longitude
30.267200, -97.743100

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Boundary map
Boundary map of the selected pointChoose a point to see its surrounding boundaries. The text results give the same county, city and state.
Selected point County Place

Local boundaries, not a street map. Outlines stop at the edge of the loaded area.

A city name is not always a mailing city

This answer checks a mapped place boundary. Your postal address may use a nearby city even when the point is outside that city. A Census-designated place is a named statistical community, not an incorporated city. The result keeps that distinction visible.

Outside a mapped city or town

If the result says “Outside mapped places,” the point may be in an unincorporated area. The county and state can still give you the jurisdiction you need. Do not replace a missing city with the nearest neighborhood.

Check another place

Search by city name and state, then choose the intended match. That checks a representative point, not every address in the city. If you have a precise point, use latitude and longitude. For mail, use the ZIP guidance.