Mapbox
Mapbox
Tool
Isochrone Tool
isochrone_toolComputes areas that are reachable within a specified amount of time from a location, and returns the reachable regions as contours of Polygons or LineStrings in GeoJSON format that you can display on a map. Common use cases: - Show a user how far they can travel in X minutes from their current location - Determine whether a destination is within a certain travel time threshold - Compare travel ranges for different modes of transportation'
Pricing
Per call
$0.01
Model
flat
Pay only for what you use. No subscriptions.
Inputs
contours_meters
arraydepart_at
stringdenoise
numberpolygons
booleanprofile
stringcontours_minutes
arraycoordinates *
objectgeneralize *
numberexclude
arraycontours_colors
arrayTry It
API
MCP Config
Input Parameters
Distances in meters. Distances must be in increasing order. Must be specified either contours_minutes or contours_meters.
An ISO 8601 date-time string representing the time to depart (format string: YYYY-MM-DDThh:mmss±hh:mm).
A floating point value that can be used to remove smaller contours. A value of 1.0 will only return the largest contour for a given value.
mapbox/driving-traffic
Mode of travel.
Contour times in minutes. Times must be in increasing order. Must be specified either contours_minutes or contours_meters.
A coordinate object with longitude and latitude properties around which to center the isochrone lines. Longitude: -180 to 180, Latitude: -85.0511 to 85.0511
Positive number in meters that is used to simplify geometries.
- Walking: use 0-500. Prefer 50-200 for short contours (minutes < 10 or meters < 5000), 300-500 as they grow.
- Driving: use 1000-5000. Start at 2000, use 3000 if minutes > 10 or meters > 20000. Use 4000-5000 if near 60 minutes or 100000 meters.
Exclude certain road types and custom locations from routing.
Contour colors as hex strings without starting # (for example ff0000 for red. must match contours_minutes or contours_meters length if provided).