A recurring question in the forum area is " How can I get the coordinates of the places I'm interested in Google Maps? .
In fact, Google Maps does not offer (directly) this possibility.
When neophyte to position myself this question I was offered a simple, fast and ... obvious: Once our research in Google Maps , say the Naples, Male Angioino "
click on" Link to this page "(top right)
, and in the address bar will appear 
the specific URL of this site, which, by force of things, coordinates the (here highlighted in red): http://maps.google.it/maps?f=q&hl=it&q=napoli, male + + & sll = Angevin 40.550824,14.243082 & sspn = 0.0041,0.008669 & amp; amp; amp; amp; amp; amp; amp; amp; ie = UTF8 & z = 18 & ll = 40.838619,14.253125 & spn = 0.002041,0.006094 & amp; amp; amp; amp; amp; amp; amp; amp; t = h & om = 1 & iwloc = addr
Although simple and effective, this system is not very elegant and is also tedious for those who need to have a lot in a short time coordinates (think of a webmaster that is creating a map containing many alberhi, for example).
Now, for those who use FireFox (and who does not use it still has a reason in più per installarlo ) c'è un metodo che, sfruttando le stesse API di google maps , ci fa visualizzare le coordinate a schermo così :
Come si fa? Una volta effettuata la nostra ricerca, basta copiare questa riga di javascript , incollarla nella barra degli indirizzi, e cliccare come al solito su
javascript:void(prompt('',gApplication.getMap().getCenter()));
E' semplice: in practice it is a bookmark (or bookmark ), so if you ever added a favorite site to you know it.
In any case, here's step by step procedure:
In firefox, menu Bookmarks> Organize Bookmarks> new bookmark
address to enter is javascript: void (prompt ( "http://www.google.com/search?q =" gApplication.getMap (). getCenter ()));
click ok, and you have a new bookmarklet favorites.
Just click on it whenever you need the coordinates.
Alternatively, you can also use this handy tool to find the coordinates in google maps with the click just click on the map ;-).
