Using a signed Google Maps API Geocoding request from a .NET Command Line Application?

URL-encoding is sometimes necessary (see below) but not enough. Your problem is that you are not, in fact, signing your requests.

You probably need to properly URL-encode the parameters before you substitute them into the query string. You can use HttpUtility. UrlEncode if you're willing to import the System.

Web assembly (and not use a client . NET profile) or you can include or borrow code from Microsoft's Web Protection Library to do this.

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