It seems like there is a package called geoclue
which uses Mozilla's location service to lookup wireless access points and their known location, but there doesn't seem to be a command line interface for this. Is there another way to do it? Any clever hacks?
Ubuntu – How to get the current location/coordinates by IP from the command line
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Best Answer
If you want IP based lookup... (but you'll have to fix the HTML formatting of the output)