redline-zipcode

RedLine Zipcode MCP Server is a comprehensive toolset designed to work with US zip codes, offering efficient and user-friendly functions for retrieving and manipulating geographical data associated with zip codes, cities, and states. It is particularly useful for applications that require geographic proximity calculations, location-based services, and regional data analysis. The server provides a variety of features, including distance calculations between zip codes, finding zip codes within a specified radius, and converting zip codes to detailed location information. It also supports bulk operations, such as retrieving location information for multiple zip codes and finding all zip codes within a given radius for multiple zip codes. Additionally, it offers tools for obtaining all zip codes associated with a specific state, making it a valuable resource for state-wide data aggregation and analysis.

Features

• Distance Between Zip Codes
• Zip Codes in Radius
• Zip Code to Location Information
• City to Zip Code
• Multiple Zip Codes to Location Information
• Multiple Zip Codes by Radius
• State to Zip Codes

MCP Tools

• Multiple Zip Codes to Location Information: Returns comprehensive location information for up to 100 zip codes, including city, state, latitude, longitude, and time zone.
• Multiple Zip Codes by Radius: Finds all zip codes within a specified radius of multiple zip codes, useful for large-scale geographic analysis.
• State to Zip Codes: Retrieves all zip codes for a given state. Each batch of 10 zip codes returned is considered a separate request.
• Zip Code to Location Information: Provides detailed location data for a specific zip code, including city, state, latitude, longitude, and time zone.
• Location to Zip Code: Returns zip codes based on a specified city and state, perfect for reverse location lookups.

Usage with Different Platforms

mcp

python
# Example script to use RedLine Zipcode MCP Server
import requests

# Define the endpoint and parameters
endpoint = 'https://api.redline.com/zipcode'
params = {
    'zip_code': '90210',
    'radius': 10
}

# Make a request to the server
response = requests.get(endpoint, params=params)

# Check the response status
if response.status_code == 200:
    data = response.json()
    print(data)
else:
    print('Error:', response.status_code)