I have a software program that allows people to search for geocoded
locations by postal code.  If we do not have the lat/long of the
postal code, we geocode it "on demand", then search for nearly
locations.  Pretty basic.

However, I've noticed that in particular countries (E.g. Mexico), the
geocoder request on the MX postal code will return a US lat/long, even
though we've biased the geocoder by providiing the correct region
code.

I'm aware of the spreadsheet that shows where Google's gecoder works,
and it says it supports Mexico, via the MX TLD/IANA region code.
However, searching for (example) 83190 always returns something in the
US

What gives?

Thanks!

-Mike Fatica

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