svrooij

The mobile editor app for WordPress has an option to automatically geocode all the posts. 
This works great but doesn’t really allow for easy editing or show this information on for instance a map.
Current features:
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<li>Editing the location provided by the mobile app from the post edit screen.</li>
<li>Showing a widget with the latest x (configurable number) posts that have a geolocation (loads async).</li>
<li>Automatically looking up the locality of a new post.</li>
<li>Exposing a ‘geo’ object for each post in the REST api with ‘latitude’, ‘longitude’ and ‘locality’.</li>
<li>Posts from the mobile app connected through wordpress.com get the geo_public set automatically.</li>
</ul>
Things that are on my wish list are:
<ul>
<li>Manually bulk geocoding old posts.</li>
<li>Displaying the geocoded posts on a map with a shortcode or something.</li>
</ul>
<h4>Notes</h4>
<ol>
<li>If you like the plugin <a href="https://svrooij.nl/buy-me-a-beer/" rel="nofollow ugc">buy me a beer</a></li>
<li>Something wrong with this plugin? <a href="https://github.com/svrooij/wp-geocoded-posts/issues" rel="nofollow ugc">Report issue on Github</a></li>
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For development we use Github in combination with Grunt for easier deployment. If you run <code>npm install</code> and <code>grunt build</code> in the cloned <a href="https://github.com/svrooij/wp-geocoded-posts/" rel="nofollow ugc">repository</a> it will produce a build folder. This folder contains all the files needed to run the plugin.

Geocoded posts

Better location management with Location posts widget, location editor and location data in the REST api.

BMLTGuy

This plugin is really meant to be an aid to folks doing data entry, and trying to find locations with Google Maps. 
It shows two forms: One on the left, and one on the right. The left form allows you to enter address information, or a longitude/latitude pair, and the right form shows the result of a geocode lookup or a reverse geocode. 
It is possible to display an interactive map, and also to examine the raw JSON data sent back from the geocode/reverse geocode lookup. 
This is an extension of a utility that was written in order to help data entry personnel enter accurate address information. 
It has administration options (“Geolocator Options”, in “Settings”). 
The plugin outputs highly optimized code that is XHTML 1.0 Strict compliant, as well as WAI AAA.
<h3>Usage</h3>
To use this utility, you simply enter address information into the fields in the left-hand form. You can enter all the information in one line, if you wish. 
The string that is displayed above the entry is what is actually sent to Google Maps to be geocoded. Once you have filled in the address, click on “Address Lookup”. This will send a geocode request to Google Maps. 
The response is parsed, and shown in the right-hand (gray) box. A set of arrow links will appear between the two forms. These allow you to easily transfer results into the entry form. 
If you enter a longitude and latitude value into the bottom two boxes in the entry form, you can do a reverse geocode. This asks Google Maps to figure out an address, based on the values in these boxes. 
In many cases, Google Maps will return more than one response, and you can cycle through these responses. 
Each response shows an “accuracy” number in a scale, above the response. The more accurate (confident) the result, the closer the scale marker will be to the right. 
In the interactive map, there are two markers shown. The yellow one reflects the long/lat pair in the left window, and can be moved around. Clicking in the map will move/create the marker, and fill in the long/lat fields. 
The gray marker reflects the position of the current response, and cannot be moved. 
The raw data window shows the entire response from Google Maps, presented in a hierarchical fashion. If there are more than one placemark, each mark will have a link that will bring that mark into focus in the gray form.

Geolocator WordPress Plugin

This is a plugin that displays a "worksheet" for verifying and researching addresses with Google Maps.

Geocoded posts vs Geolocator WordPress Plugin