Mapbox MCP

Mapbox's own MCP server puts Mapbox's location APIs in your agent. It can look up addresses and places, plan routes with live traffic, work out travel times and reachable areas, and show the result on a map. A set of offline geometry tools handles distances, areas and buffers without calling an API. What you can do with it - Search for places, addresses and points of interest, or turn coordinates into an address - Get driving, walking and cycling directions, with live traffic for driving - Compare travel times between many places at once, or find the best order to visit up to 12 stops - See the areas reachable within a set time (isochrones), and snap GPS traces to the road network - Ask what's near a coordinate: the neighborhood, nearby places and what you can reach from there - Show results on a live, interactive map in the chat, or as a static map image - Measure distances, areas and bearings, draw buffers, and combine or compare polygons, with no API call How it connects Mapbox hosts it at https://mcp.mapbox.com/mcp. The first time you connect, you sign in to your Mapbox account in the browser and allow access; for scripts, you can send a Mapbox access token as a bearer token instead. To run it yourself, use the npm package (npx -y @mapbox/mcp-server) with your token in MAPBOX_ACCESS_TOKEN, build it from the repository, or install Mapbox's extension package in Claude Desktop. Good to know You need a Mapbox account, which is free to create, and calls run under your own account. Live interactive maps show in clients that support MCP Apps, such as Claude Desktop, Claude Code, VS Code with GitHub Copilot and Goose; elsewhere, ask for a static map image. Run locally, --enable-tools or --disable-tools limits which tools it offers. Place details is in Public Preview.