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Geocoding Using Google Earth & ArcGIS

Perform Geocoding
Use google Earth search any place, & save the KML layer result by right clicking.
Open ArcMap, convert saved KML to ArcGIS Layer using "KML to Layer" tool, 
Add new layer.
Add Base Map, thereafter export layer to shapefile.



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