atlasfetch-mcp

No signup needed to try it: without a key it falls back to a shared public demo key, capped at 1,000 lookups a month across everyone using it. Get your own limits with a free sign-up at atlasfetch.xyz.

An MCP server for AtlasFetch — reverse geocoding to administrative boundaries and streets, and geofencing, as tools your AI assistant can call directly.

Ask "which municipality is -33.9249, 18.4241 in?" and get Cape Town, Western Cape, South Africa with ISO 3166 codes — from a real point-in-polygon lookup, not the model's memory.

country: United Kingdom (GB) · region: England (GB-ENG) · municipal: City of Westminster (GB-WSM)

What it does

Good for: reverse geocoding to administrative areas, finding the street a point is on, geofencing against your own delivery zones or service areas, jurisdiction and region checks, tagging location data with region codes, geocoding delivery addresses in South Africa, and routing that keeps out of the areas you name.

Not for: geocoding outside South Africa (yet), searching for places by name, traffic-aware ETAs, distance matrices, isochrones, map tiles, or downloading boundary geometry.

Directions

get_route returns distance, duration and turn-by-turn steps between 2 and 25 coordinates, for car, bike, foot or truck.

car: 3.5 km · 5 min · 11 steps · a location moved 62 m to reach a road — free-flow, no traffic

Three things worth knowing before you wire it up:

• A route costs 10 lookups, not one. Everything it returns is included in that, but it is ten times a lookup.
• Durations are free-flow — the network at its own speed limits, with no live or historical traffic. They are not ETAs. For those, use a traffic-aware service.
• The route line is off by default (routeGeometry: "none"). An encoded polyline is thousands of characters an assistant cannot read; ask for polyline6 or geojson only when something will draw it.

Your own zones, in a route. avoidSets names boundary sets to route around; exposureSets names sets to measure against, leaving the route alone and reporting how many metres of it ran inside each zone. A zone containing one of your locations cannot be avoided for that route — it is skipped, and the answer says so.

Plan limits apply: 2 locations on the free plans and up to 25 on Pro, truck is Pro only, and alternatives need exactly 2 locations. Over a cap the answer is a 403 and nothing is billed; a location with no road near it is a 422, and that one is billed, because the route was attempted.

Geocoding

geocode_address turns one address into a point — q on one line, or address already split into parts. South Africa today.

address · confidence 0.96 · 25 Adderley Street, Cape Town, ZA-WC — dispatch
street · confide

... [View full README on GitHub](https://github.com/atlasfetch-dev/atlasfetch-mcp#readme)