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I am trying to do a simple geocode operation that I have been able to do many times in the past. This simple code no longer works, because it returns this output. {'States': [], 'Counties': [], '2020 Census Blocks': [], 'Census Tracts': []}. What could possibly explain this? I have run this code many times in the past and I have never seen this before.

import censusgeocode as cg
census = cg.coordinates(x=40.81918, y=-83.29061)
census
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x is the longitude and y is the latitude. You need to swap them, like this:

census = cg.coordinates(x=-83.29061, y=40.81918)

From the Geocoding Services Web Application Programming Interface (API):

x,y (searchtype = coordinates) – The longitude and latitude represented as decimal x/y values. Only returns geoLookup data. Can only be used with returntype = geographies.

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