As long as I’m on the topic of geocoding and TIGER … The NCSA (National Center for Supercomputing Applications) has an online geocoding application. Paste in US addresses in a comma-delimited format, and you’ll get back geocoded results in either tab-delimited or Excel spreadsheet format. It uses TIGER for the geocoding, so its accuracy will vary depending on the area. There are also geocoders for zip codes, IP hosts, and cities and landmarks, both United States and international.
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