You can perform geospatial queries in Cloud Firestore to build location aware services. For example, you can find the distance between a user and nearby points of interest, sorting them from nearest to farthest. ## Edition requirements The geospatial query feature requires a Firestore Enterprise edition database. ## Before you begin To perform a geospatial query, you must first [create geospatial indexes](https://firebase.google.com/docs/firestore/enterprise/indexing-native.md.txt#create-geospatial-index) for the fields you need to search through. ## Run a geospatial query To perform a geospatial query, use the `geoDistance` expression within the `query` parameter of the `search(...)` stage. Only the less than or equals (`<=`) operator is supported. The distance is measured in meters. For example, the following query finds all restaurants within 1,000 meters of the listed geopoint. ### Web ``` firestore.pipeline().collection('restaurants') .search({ query: field('location') .geoDistance(new GeoPoint(38.989177, -107.065076)) .lessThan(1000 /* m */) }); ``` ##### iOS ```swift firestore.pipeline().collection("restaurants") .search( query: Field("location") .geoDistance(GeoPoint(latitude: 38.989177, longitude: -107.065076)) .lessThan(1000) ) ``` ##### Android ```java firestore.pipeline() .collection("restaurants") .search(new SearchOptions() .withQuery(field("location") .geoDistance(new GeoPoint(38.989177, -107.065076)) .lessThan(1000 /* meters */))); ``` ##### Node.js ```javascript firestore.pipeline().collection('restaurants') .search({ query: field('location') .geoDistance(new GeoPoint(38.989177, -107.065076)) .lessThan(1000 /* m */) }); ```