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We display the plus codes in Google Maps on all business listings.
We don't display it on political features or boundaries (typically because having a lat/lng for "France" isn't super useful).
That particular Eiffel Tower result is for the area, not the tower itself, so it doesn't get a plus code.
The entry specifically for the tower, https://g.page/toureiffelofficielle?share, should display the plus code on it.
If you're on mobile, you can get the plus code for any location by just holding your finger on the map, and then expanding the card that appears. It should include the lat/lng and plus code.
Hope that helps!
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We display the plus codes in Google Maps on all business listings.
We don't display it on political features or boundaries (typically because having a lat/lng for "France" isn't super useful).
That particular Eiffel Tower result is for the area, not the tower itself, so it doesn't get a plus code.
The entry specifically for the tower, https://g.page/toureiffelofficielle?share, should display the plus code on it.
If you're on mobile, you can get the plus code for any location by just holding your finger on the map, and then expanding the card that appears. It should include the lat/lng and plus code.
Hope that helps!