How can I cite multiple geo-locational data used from Google maps?
There are two separate issues here:


How do you cite the website that was used to obtain this data?
How do you cite (or rather, include a reference to) the actual data that you used for analysis?


1. How do you cite the website that was used to obtain this data?

Here, you can just cite the website URL (maps.google.com). Don't bother trying to cite the extended URL including the search term you used, unless it is really necessary; it would be more natural to just describe how the data was obtained in words. You can use something like the following:


  To obtain the data, the Google Maps website [1] was visited on April 12, 2020 from [[approximate location]], and the search text [[search text]] was used to collect the geo-positional coordinates for 90 convenience stores in the area.


Then the citation [1] should look something like:


  Google, Inc. Google Maps. URL maps.google.com, retrieved April 12, 2020


The exact format is not so important as long as the source is clear to the reader. If you are looking for more detailed advice on how to format citations for website URLs, see this question (or alternatively, this question).

2. How do you cite (or rather, include a reference to) the actual data that you used for analysis?

It would be most helpful to put together a repository of the raw data that you obtained, for example on Github or Pastebin, though you can also include it in an "appendix" to the article if this is an option. Regardless, you can add in your paper a comment (or footnote) such as


  The raw data that we obtained in this way is available at [[URL or appendix]].