Google My Maps is a powerful tool for creating custom maps in your web applications. With its intuitive interface and vast array of features, you can create maps that cater to various purposes, from simple markers and labels to complex layers and visualizations.
One of the key benefits of Google My Maps is its ability to handle multiple layers. You can add different types of data, such as markers, polygons, lines, and text boxes, to your map by right-clicking on the map and selecting "Add layer." Each layer has its own set of properties and options that you can customize.
Google My Maps also allows you to add custom icons to your layers. To do this, right-click on the layer in the layers panel and select "Add icon." You can then upload an image or use a pre-built icon from the Google My Maps library.
If you need to integrate your custom map into a larger application, you'll need to use the Google My Maps API. This allows you to access and manipulate data on the map programmatically.
To get started, visit the official documentation for the Google My Maps API: https://developers.google.com/mymaps/
You can view your custom map by clicking on the "View" button next to it. This will display a link to the map's HTML snippet.
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