Location-based applications need information that can be spatially accessed. Typically, this data is exspecially gathered and preprocessed in a particular way (e.g. in a spatial data base). Up to now most of these applications ignore an existing large information space, the World Wide Web. Web pages can be mapped to locations and then accessed by location-aware applications with spatial predicates. We want to automate the process of mapping web pages to locations because of the huge amount of data available in the WWW. Our web robot DCbot analyses web pages using pre-defined rules and spatial knowledge and maps them to locations. In the demonstration we will show some location mapping results of DCbot and, in addition, we will let DCbot scan locally stored web pages at demonstration time, so that effects of changes of the content can be shown.