Model Context Protocol (MCP) Google Map Server
The MCP Google Map Server offers comprehensive Google Maps API features including location search, geocoding, reverse geocoding, directions, elevation data, and distance matrix calculations. It enables developers to embed detailed mapping functionalities within applications, supporting multiple travel modes and detailed place information, with easy setup via NPM and integration capabilities with LLM processing.
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Feb 25 2025
The MCP Google Map Server offers comprehensive Google Maps API features including location search, geocoding, reverse geocoding, directions, elevation data, and distance matrix calculations. It enables developers to embed detailed mapping functionalities within applications, supporting multiple travel modes and detailed place information, with easy setup via NPM and integration capabilities with LLM processing.
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Feb 25 2025
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What is Model Context Protocol (MCP) Google Map Server?
This MCP server integrates Google Maps API functionalities into applications via Model Context Protocol. It supports location searches with filters, detailed place information, geocoding (address to coordinates), reverse geocoding, distance and travel time calculations, step-by-step directions, and elevation data retrieval. Designed for developers, it simplifies access to complex map data, enabling robust location-based features in apps and services. Useful in ride-sharing, logistics, real estate, travel planning, and geospatial analysis, it enhances user experience by providing accurate geographic information and routing solutions.
Who will use Model Context Protocol (MCP) Google Map Server?
- Developers integrating Google Maps features
- Travel and logistics apps
- Real estate platforms
- GIS and geospatial analysis professionals
- Ride-sharing and transportation services
How to use the Model Context Protocol (MCP) Google Map Server?
- Step 1: Install the MCP server via npm using 'npm install -g @cablate/mcp-google-map'
- Step 2: Obtain a Google Maps API key from Google Cloud Console
- Step 3: Configure the server environment with your API key
- Step 4: Run the server using 'mcp-google-map' command
- Step 5: Use provided tools like search_nearby, get_place_details, maps_geocode for your application
Model Context Protocol (MCP) Google Map Server's Core Features & Benefits
The Core Features
- search_nearby
- get_place_details
- maps_geocode
- maps_reverse_geocode
- maps_distance_matrix
- maps_directions
- maps_elevation
The Benefits
- Enables detailed location and route services
- Simplifies integration with complex map data
- Supports multiple travel modes for directions
- Provides elevation and distance data for precise analysis
Model Context Protocol (MCP) Google Map Server's Main Use Cases & Applications
- Ride-sharing applications for route optimization
- Real estate websites with location mapping
- Travel planning and itinerary services
- Logistics and delivery management
- Geospatial data analysis and research
FAQs of Model Context Protocol (MCP) Google Map Server
Developer
- cablate
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