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How to Convert GEOJSON to CSV
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When Do You Need to Convert GEOJSON to CSV?
Converting GeoJSON to CSV pulls spatial data into a spreadsheet, which is where a lot of analysis, joining and reporting actually happens. It suits point datasets that need summarising, filtering or handing to someone without GIS software.
What Happens When You Convert GEOJSON to CSV
GDAL reads the GeoJSON and writes the attribute table as CSV, with geometry represented as coordinates in columns or as text. This works well for points, where a longitude and latitude pair fits naturally into two columns. It works poorly for lines and polygons, whose geometry is a list of many coordinates that has to be collapsed into a single cell, usually as well known text. The attributes themselves convert cleanly.
Worth knowing before you convert
CSV has no concept of geometry. For anything other than points, treat this as an attribute export rather than a spatial one.
About GEOJSON and CSV
application/geo+json
Geographic data structure.
text/csv
CSV is a simple text-based format for storing tabular data using commas as delimiters. It is highly portable and supported by virtually all databases, spreadsheet tools, and programming languages. CSV does not support formatting or formulas but excels at data interchange and exports.
Conversion Notes
GIS format conversion preserves geometry and attribute data, but coordinate reference systems may differ between GEOJSON and CSV. Our converter re-projects coordinates where needed. Complex curved geometries may be approximated as straight-line segments in formats that don't natively support them. Attribute field names may be truncated in legacy formats with character limits.
Frequently Asked Questions
It is collapsed into a single cell, typically as well known text. That preserves the data but is not something a spreadsheet can work with usefully.