Which town am I in?
City Limits shows the city or town, state and country you're in, and changes the moment you cross a town line.
Your current place
Where am I?
Not watching your position
How it works
- Your browser asks once for permission to share your location.
- City Limits looks up the town you're in, with its boundary, and then watches your position on your own device.
- It asks again only when you leave that boundary, so it stays quiet while you walk around town and updates as you drive from one town to the next.
In the US, towns and cities come from the Census Bureau's legal boundaries, so a New England town is the town, and unincorporated land is shown as outside city limits. It never asks for an account and never shows your street address.