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title: Spatial Location Lookup REST Call
description: "### Overview The EasyTerritory Feature Service is a REST endpoint that provides information about the territories in your EasyTerritory project.  For instance, a developer could make a query and retrieve information on a territory that a specific point falls in. …"
url: "https://www.easyterritory.com/documentation/on-premises-setup-internal-docs/location-lookup-rest-call/"
updated: "2026-07-16"
category: Internal Help Docs
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# Spatial Location Lookup REST Call

### Overview

The EasyTerritory Feature Service is a REST endpoint that provides information about the territories in your EasyTerritory project.  For instance, a developer could make a query and retrieve information on a territory that a specific point falls in.  On this page is a list of the different parameters and options of this REST endpoint.

### Follow these simple steps.

- [Authenticate with EasyTerritory](https://www.easyterritory.com/documentation/easyterritory-rest-api/getting-started-with-easyterritory-rest-apis/) and receive an ‘oitoken’.
- Make sure to set the ‘oitoken’ as a cookie and make a GET method call to the EasyTerritory Features endpoint:
- https://apps.www.easyterritory.com/***{yourGuid}***/MDN/rest/9.0/Map/***{MapID}***/Features/***{LayerID}***/WKT/***{wkt or POST wkt}***
- Code sample:
- document.cookie= "oitoken=stringValue"; $.ajax({ url: "https://apps.www.easyterritory.com/***{yourGuid}***/MDN/rest/9.0/map/EasyTerritory/Features/ProjectMarkupPolygons/WKT/POINT(-87.869591%2041.813992)?Format=JSON&ReturnShapes=0&ReturnTypes=0&Fields=Col1,Col2,Col3&EPSG=4326", type: "GET", contentType: "application/json", xhrFields: { withCredentials: true } });

Below is a list of parameters and different options you can use to query the EasyTerritory Features endpoint.

**Parameters**

| **Name** | **Format** | **Description** |
| --- | --- | --- |
| MapID | ID of the map to query. | Always ‘EasyTerritory’ for cloud-hosted |
| LayerID | ID of the layer to query. | ProjectMarkup |
| WKT | Example: POINT(-87.869591%2041.813992) | WKT of the geometry to filter by. |

**Options**

| **Name** | **Format** | **Description** |
| --- | --- | --- |
| Format | {format} JSON or XML | Denotes the desired return type. |
| ReturnShapes | {0|1(bool)} | Specifies whether to return shapes with the feature |
| Fields | {field} repeatable | Denotes which fields on the features to get or post. |
| EPSG | {SRID} | EPSG number for the projection in which data should be processed. |
| BleedRatio | {float} range 1.0 to 2.0 | How far to look in other tiles for features on the current tile. |
| ClipToRenderBounds | {0|1(bool)} | Specifies whether returned shapes returned should be clipped to the bounding box of the filter. |
| UnitsPerPixel | {float} greater than 0.0 | Tolerance with which to simplify shapes, typically the units per pixel of the map display. |
| Where | {escaped SQL where clause} | Where clause to append to the server where clause. |
| MaxRows | {int} greater than 0 | Number of records to return. |
| FilterOp | {operation} Intersects/Contains/NotIntersects/NotContains | Spatial filter operations |
| buffer | {float} greater than 0.0 | Shape buffer distance in map units. |
| KeyWord | {string} one of All, Distinct, Min, Max, Count, Quantile, Interval, MinMax | Default is ALL; all others are aggregation choices. Quantile or Interval return a row for each Quantile or Interval break. MinMax returns a row with min and max values. Many of these are only implemented for database stores. |
| KWDetail | {int} greater than 1 | The number of breaks to compute when using the Quantile or Interval KeyWords. |
| ReturnTypes | {0|1(bool)} | Specifies whether to return the .Net type for each field. |