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• Get country by codeLook up a single country by its ISO 3166 alpha-2 or alpha-3 code (for example, US or USA).
• Get country by numeric codeLook up a single country by its ISO 3166-1 numeric code (for example, 840 for the United States). Leading zeros are optional.
• Get country by IOC codeLook up a single country by its International Olympic Committee code (for example, GER for Germany), as used in sports results.
• Get random countryGet one randomly chosen country. A different country comes back on every run.
• Search countries by nameSearch for countries whose name contains the given text.
• Search countries by capitalFind the countries whose capital city name contains the given text, e.g. 'paris' or 'wash'.
• List countriesList every country, with optional field selection, sorting and paging to keep the payload small.
• Filter countries by regionList the countries in a region, e.g. Africa, Americas, Asia, Europe or Oceania.
• Filter countries by subregionList the countries in a subregion, e.g. Northern Europe, Caribbean or South-Eastern Asia. Use List subregions for the exact names.
• Filter countries by currencyList the countries that use a currency, given its ISO 4217 code.
• Filter countries by languageList the countries that speak a language, given its ISO 639 code.
• Filter countries by calling codeList the countries reachable under an international calling code, e.g. 1 or 44.
• Filter countries by time zoneList the countries that observe a UTC offset, e.g. UTC+02:00 or UTC-05:00. Use List time zones for the offsets in use.
• Filter countries by top-level domainList the countries that own an internet top-level domain, e.g. .uk or .de. The leading dot is optional.
• Filter countries by demonymList the countries whose people are called by a demonym, e.g. French or Australian (exact match, case-insensitive).
• Filter countries by populationList the countries whose population falls within a range. Give a minimum, a maximum or both (inclusive).
• Filter countries by areaList the countries whose area in square kilometres falls within a range. Give a minimum, a maximum or both (inclusive).
• Filter countries by independenceList the independent states, or the dependent territories (such as Puerto Rico or Greenland), by UN independence status.
• Get neighbouring countriesList the countries that share a land border with a country, given its name or ISO code. An island nation returns an empty list.
• List regionsList every region name (Africa, Americas, Asia, Europe, Oceania, ...), alphabetically.
• List subregionsList every subregion name (Caribbean, Northern Europe, South-Eastern Asia, ...), alphabetically.
• List currenciesList every currency in circulation, with its ISO 4217 code, name and symbol.
• List languagesList every language spoken across all countries, with its ISO 639 codes and native name.
• List time zonesList every UTC offset observed somewhere in the world, from UTC-12:00 to UTC+14:00, with how many countries observe each.
• Geolocate an IP addressResolve the country an IPv4 or IPv6 address is located in, with the full country record.
• Geolocate IP addresses in bulkResolve the countries of up to 100 IPv4 or IPv6 addresses in one call. Every address must be valid, or the whole call fails.
• Search citiesSearch the world's cities (populated places over 15,000 people, plus capitals) by name and/or country, largest first.
• Get cityGet one city by its GeoNames id, as returned by Search cities.
• Find nearest citiesList the cities closest to a latitude and longitude, nearest first, each with its distance in kilometres.
• Search placesSearch the full GeoNames gazetteer of some 12 million features worldwide (cities, towns, mountains, rivers, parks, airports, ...) by name, country and kind, largest first.
• Get placeGet one GeoNames feature by its id, as returned by Search places.
• Find nearest placesList the GeoNames features of any kind closest to a latitude and longitude, nearest first, each with its distance in kilometres.
• Get distance between two pointsGreat-circle distance between two cities (by GeoNames id) or two coordinates, in kilometres and miles. Give both city ids, or all four coordinates.
• Look up postal codeResolve a postal or ZIP code in a country to its town, state/region and approximate coordinates. Covers about 100 countries. A code with no match fails with HTTP 404.

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