County-level EDGES Files
Use for Free
These files are available at no charge, under the terms of the GNU Affero General Public License. Download the "Open Census Geocoding: Setup your own Geocoding Server" white paper for more details.
Commercial Services
OpenPHI offers the following commercial services:
- data conversion from TIGER shapefiles to other formats: ASCII, CSV, XML
- creation of custom shapefiles for any county and state
- custom software development
- consulting services
We can also geocode (Lat/Long) each and every possible address in each address range for each county. The US Census' TIGER 2009 shapefiles include each possible address in most cities and towns of the country. For example, the TIGER files include all the possible addresses in the range of "100 - 119 Oak Ave, Anytown, FL"
OpenPHI can process each TIGER file to extract the Latitude and Longitude for each individual address in that range. That is, "100 Oak Ave" has a pair of Lat / Long values. And "102 Oak Ave" will have a separate, different pair of Lat / Long values.
Contact us to discuss your specific needs. Thank you.
Technical Details
The files below are compatible with SQLite, a free, incredibly small, embeddable, fully capable SQL server. You can easily convert an entire SQLite database to an ASCII text file to export an SQLite database into other popular SQL database engines.
Please download SQLite Database Browser, a free multi-platform SQLite file browser
Please go to download pre-processed EDGES files to select a different state.
Select county of interest in COLORADO below:
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