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Map of the Week: Nature Valley Trail View

Tuesday, June 12, 2012

Map of the Week:Nature Valley Trail View Why we like it:custom Street View panoramasNature Valley Trail Viewcustom Street View panoramas

Posted by Carlos Cuesta, Google Maps API Product Marketing Manager

Map of the Week: London Calling

Tuesday, June 5, 2012

Map of the Week: London Calling

Why we like it: This map is a great way to promote a city and share its history. A brilliantly designed UI, that includes info windows with map cutouts. Additionally, it’s an elegant use of Styled Maps.

In honor of a big year for the city of London, the BBC Australia has created “London Calling” as a way to explore and celebrate London. For those of you who know your way around London, there’s a ‘drop-the-pin’ challenge, where users answer geography questions by placing a pin on the map in the right place. If you get stuck with particular questions, there’s also the option to reach out to the “London Calling” team.

For those that just want to explore London, the map is a great way to learn more about the city that has been getting a lot of attention in light of the Queen’s Jubilee and the upcoming 2012 Olympics. There’s even a chance to win prizes just by exploring the map!

From a design standpoint, this map is really great to look at. Two things about this map really stand out to us. Firstly, Styled Maps has been used to add a sepia effect that reflects the rich history of the city of London. Secondly, this is one of the first use cases where we’ve seen a custom info window that includes a cutout to reveal the highlighted feature below. A clever design choice that’s great to look at!

Overall, we’re honored that the Google Maps API was part of the BBC’s efforts to celebrate a great year for London!

Posted by Carlos Cuesta, Google Maps API Product Marketing Manager

Fab Friday: Autocompleting the week

Friday, February 3, 2012

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It’s Fab Friday again! I missed last week, felled by a nasty cold. But you can’t keep Fab Friday down. Just back, I decided to roll out this screencast on Autocomplete in the Places Library of the Google Maps API:As you can see, there’s a lot you can do with autocomplete.Continuing my attachment to maps of imaginary places, here’s a map of Skyrim, from the video game The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim.

The map uses the Google Maps API Custom Map Type to display custom tiles.I also love tools that allow you to create your own maps, like Harvard World Map. World Map allows you to create a map based on datasets that are provided, and allows you to add your own data layers. You can then embed those maps in other sites or link to them on the World Map site. This example shows population density in China:Have a good weekend!Posted by Mano Marks, Maps API Developer Relations Team

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