Maps API links

Using OpenLayers API/OpenStreetMaps

OpenLayers 10.2.1 Examples (documentation examples)

OpenLayers w/ Google Maps API v3
Map Graticule
GeoJSON - countries GeoJson - labelled lines from GeoJSON - Multipolygon from GeoJson - Dynamically highlight MultiPolygon from GeoJSON
GPX - Color line from GPX by elevation (3 bins: blue/green/black) - Color line from GPX dynamically by elevation (green/lowest -> red/highest)
Earthquakes in KML
KML
KMZ
JSTS Integration
Clusterer
- Clustered Features
- Cluster Styling
- Clusters from XML
- Cluster circles
Earthquakes with custom symbols
Animations
- View Animation
- Marker Animation - Marker Animation w/Pause & Continue - Marker Animation (w/constant speed) - Svg Car icon, rotate per path - Svg Car icon, colored by OpenLayers code
- Custom Feature Animation
- Flight Animation (great circle routes)
- Moving Point Feature
- "Flow" animation on a line
Selections
- Select Features
- Box Selection (DragBox example)
- Advanced Selection with JSTS
- Highlight Polygons conditionally
Modify Features
Simple Map
Scale Line
Regular Shapes
Draw Shapes - Translate Drawn Features to all correct world from wrapped versions
Freehand Drawing
Draw Features - Draw Features w/ button selections
Draw and Modify Features
Overview Map Control - Custom Overview Map Control - Custom Overview Map Control (collapsed)
Navigation Controls
Vector Layer (from GeoJSON)
Vector Labels
Vector Label Decluttering
Layer Switcher
Custom Tooltips (with bootstrap)
Custom Map Tiles from mapbox.com
XYZ tile source (Thunderforest)
Simple Polygon
Simple Polyline (LineString) - another LineString Example - styled LineString Example (alternating circles & squares) - Polyline in Norway
Lines with icon "T" at ends - Multi-line with "T" at ends
Geodesic Polylines (and one non-geodesic one)
Polygon contains
Polygon with text
Concave Polygon with Interior Point/Center of Bounds
Measure
Geolocation
Interactions
- Extent Interaction
- Custom Interactions
- Drag Rotate Zoom
Polygon Styles
Icon Sprites with WebGL
Synthetic Points
Synthetic Lines
Street Labels
TileJSON
SVG Marker Icons
- SVG Marker Icon
- Dynamically colored SVG Marker Icons
Icon Colors
PNG marker icon - another marker example
WKT (Well Known Text) example
Patterned Regular Shape Icons
Zoom Sliders - Zoom Slider supporting non-integer zoom levels
Keyboard Pan and Zoom
Sea Level (Render sea level at different elevations) - Sea Level w/US states and San Diego localities
Other examples:
- Multiple Marker Example with InfoWindows/Popups
- Multiple labelled markers
- Another option for labelling markers (from this question on SO)
- Add text to marker (feature)
- dynamic zoom to fit markers
- zoom to bounds (of USA)
- zoom to extent of selected country
- KML example, zoom to fit KML data
- GML example
- Night and Day Layer (https://github.com/webgeodatavore/GeoJSON.Terminator/) - Night and Day Layer with Geolocation
- Dynamic circles (native OL circle, correct size circle) at geocoder result
- limit OSM tiles served to bounds/extent of Switzerland
- Create legend for proportional circles in OpenLayers (from Thomas Gratier's v3 example)
- Multiple KML files
- Add Marker on double click
- Add Marker on click
- Generic Map Browser
OpenLayers 2 (old)
- KML Point Track
- KML Track
- Add Points to Cluster Strategy
Using the Google Maps API v3

Links to examples of various useful things and documentation
- V3 Documentation - tag on StackOverflow - tags on SO - gmaps-api-issues - geoxml3 issues - GMaps JS APIv3 notify list
- Google Maps API V3 discussion group
- little red "ride finder" markers
- little different colored "ride finder" markers - with shadows (post "visual refresh")
- normal sized colored markers - Normal Sized Markers with shadows (post "visual refresh")
- 3D version of different colored "ride finder" markers
- custom markers with infowindows (v2 infowindow behavior)
- normal sized colored markers with infowindows (v2 infowindow behavior)
- different colored markers available from google
- styling the infowindow with CSS
- Antipodes Map (translated to v3 from wayback machine link)
- Convex Hull example on set of random points
- Mike Williams' tutorial The Basics - Part 1: Markers with info windows translated to v3
- Mike Williams' tutorial The Basics - Part 2: Adding a clickable sidebar
  - translated to v3
  - show/hide sidebar
- Mike Williams' tutorial The Basics - Part 3: Loading the data from an XML file
  - translated to v3
  - v3 version that doesn't use function closure
  - with added "Zoom To, Zoom In, Zoom Out links in infowindow
  - With clustering - With only "unclustered" markers in the viewport listed in the sidebar
  - Find closest marker to clicked point on map
  - Find closest marker to geocoded (or clicked) point on map
  - Radius Search
  - Polygon Search (from DrawingManager)
  - with Street View
- Mike Williams' tutorial The Basics - Part 4: Getting Directions translated to v3
- Mike Williams' tutorial More advanced stuff - Part 26: Get directions on your own map translated to v3
- Mike Williams' tutorial The Basics - Lots of sidebar entries (4. Select box example) translated to v3
- Mike Williams' tutorial More advanced stuff - Part 25 Marker Categories
  - translated to v3
  - added zoom to bounds of last category selected
  - Toggle Group example from StackOverflow (modified to use the same data as the "Mike Williams" example)
- Modified Mike Williams' example that changes the marker icons on mouseover/mouseout (v3) (his example for v2 is from this page [Sidebar mouseovers] of his tutorial).
- Add marker with open infowindow on map click
- Mike Williams' tutorial More advanced stuff - Part 20 Passing and receiving parameters translated to v3
- Mike Williams' tutorial More advanced stuff - Part 20 Passing and receiving parameters
  - link to 2nd marker in xml (v3)
  - link to "Marker Two" (v3)
  - Combined link to marker, link to this example
- Mike Williams' tutorial Third Party Extensions - Part 15 Using EShapes - draws standard shapes translated to v3
- Mike Williams' tutorial epoly documentation - epoly2 documentation
- Add markers from coordinates in text box
- Geocoding/Directions Test Page - Geocode the start and end, then get directions
- Geographic Editing tool Based off of Blitz-GMap-Editor (which in turn is based off the Google Maps API v3 DrawingManager) - allows geographic objects to be edited (Polygons, Polylines, Markers, Circles, Rectangles), exported as KML or JSON, also imports JSON and Polygons from encoded strings.
- Rotate map tiles, create Markers/Polylines from JSON
- Bill Chadwick's Parallel Lines demo (March 2008, GMaps JS API v2)
- Directions examples
  - Directions example with custom markers (icons)
  - Color Directions Polyline by predicted speed (> 55 blue, < 55 black)
  - Directions example with custom (dashed) polyline
  - Directions with draggable start/end markers
  - Directions with draggable start/end markers, reverse geocodes the dragged location
  - Directions example with LatLng waypoint
  - Directions example with address waypoint
  - Directions with waypoint marker
  - Directions with waypoint, total distance/duration
  - Directions with waypoint marker and clickable polyline
  - Animated directions (moving marker)
  - Multiple Animated Markers on multiple routes (moving markers)
  - Draggable Directions
  - Draggable Directions to Xml
  - Showing alternate directions
  - Alternate directions with panel
  - Combining mulitple responses, custom markers (12 locations, from coordinates) - 2nd example (22 locations, from addresses) - Combining multiple responses, numbered markers
  - Travel Mode with waypoint (doesn't work for Transit)
  - With "MiniMap" in infowindow
  - Transit directions (doesn't work with waypoint)
  - Dynamic Directions and RouteBoxer
  - Interactive route, click to draw, drag to change
  - Directions polyline with tooltip
  - Directions arguments from the query string
  - zip codes along route
  - Drag Marker along polyline from Directions Service
  - Towns along route (using routeboxer, places API)
  - Directions between 2 markers in a KML file (using geoxml3)
  - "Buffered" directions (using JSTS)
  - find locations along route ("Buffered" directions using JSTS, point in polygon) - with origin, destination, waypoints from query string
  - Display common points on 2 routes from the directions service
  - Calculate miles travelled by state
  - Marcelo's Drive Radius example (v2)[site no longer live] - Marcelo's Drive Radius example (ported to v3) (plot locations that reach 30 miles from a center point)
  - Mile/Km Marker examples
    - Mile Markers from Directions (with waypoints)
    - Km Markers every 2 km
    - mile markers with coordinates in infowindow
    - Marker at 9.5km and 64.8km
    - Place marker on route based on time travelled
    - Place marker on route based on distance
- OverlappingMarkerSpiderfier (OMS) demos (library home on github is: https://github.com/jawj/OverlappingMarkerSpiderfier)
  (This library makes map markers in the Google Maps API (version 3) that overlap each other spring apart gracefully when you click them, so you can pick the one you wanted)
  - Simple demo (demo-1)
  - Standard demo (demo-2)
  - Fancy demo (demo-3)
- JSTS examples (library home on github is: https://github.com/bjornharrtell/jsts)
  - intersection of polygons
  - union of polygons
  - union of polygons
  - Buffered (directions) polyline
  - JSTS delaunay-triangulation and voronoi diagram generation example on Google Maps
    (original OpenLayers example from the JSTS examples)
  - Combine circular polygons with JSTS into single hole
  - Combine intersecting circular polygons with JSTS into single hole (non-intersecting stay as separate holes)
- Geocoder examples
  - Zoom to (US) state
  - Zoom to country
  - Simple APIv3 map with geocoding
  - Reverse Geocode, extract state, county/city from result
  - Example using a geocoded address and point in polygon analysis on polygons from a FusionTable
  - Using Zillow neighborhood data imported into FusionTables (for Chicago)
  - Geocoding Multiple Points
  - Geoding Multiple Addresses from table
  - Postcode from geocoded address, reverse geocoded coordinates or click on the map
  - circle from geocoded address, with radius from dropdown
  - 3 closest places to the geocoded result (by driving distance, using DistanceMatrix)
  - 10 closest places to the geocoded result (by driving distance, using DistanceMatrix)
  - 10 closest places to the geocoded result, sorted by driving distance from the DistanceMatrix
  - 3 closest places to the geocoded result with directions from the geocoded location to the location
  - 10 closetst places from list of 2750 starbucks locations in US
- Places API examples
  - Pagination example (Booster Juice in Toronto)
  - Airports near Sydney
  - Places Autocomplete
  - Places text search
  - Places results within a 10 minute drive of location (or click on map)(Places API, DistanceMatrix)
  - Modified Store Locator Example (from this Google Tutorial)
- Elevation examples
  - Google elevation example with distance calculation
- OpenWeatherAPI ImageMapType examples
  - Pressure
  - Precipitation
  - Clouds
  - Temperature
- Data Layer Examples
  - Point in Polygon on Polygon from GeoJSON, using containsLocation
  - Zoom to Polygon from GeoJSON by property in the GeoJSON
- Polygon examples
  - v3_polygon_example
  - v3_polygon_exampleA
  - v3 polygon exmple, with 3201 point polyline
  - with infowindows (v3 behavior)
  - 64 polygons on a map
  - Even more polygons on a map (try in IE at your own risk...)
  - Donut polygon - Multiple holes - Overlapping holes - More complex - More complex (different version)
  - Hexagon
  - Polygon arc
  - More Polygon arcs - Same but using the geometry library
  - Polygon squares
  - Clickable Polygon squares
  - Area calculations on polygons
  - Area calculations on polygons using the google.maps.geometry.spherical library
  - Polygons from GeoJSON (simple, single path)
  - Polygon from encoded
  - Polygon with draggable markers bound to the vertices
  - Polygon from OpenStreetMap data
  - Polygons with holes from the DrawingManager
- Polyline examples
  - Kilometer markers on a route (using GetPointAtDistance) - Kilometer markers on a route (using GetPointsAtDistance)
  - Polyline arc
  - Rhumb line vs. Great Circle
  - center of geodesic polyline
  - Animate marker along polyline (from xml)
  - Polyline with draggable markers bound to the vertices (except the first and the last)
  - Find distance along polyline of clicked point
- Bounds examples
  - map.getBounds example
  - Simple extension of Google's "simple geocoder" to display the returned viewport bounds
- Tabbed InfoWindows
  - tabbed infowindows from xml
- KmlLayer examples
  - KmlLayer display of US States KML (linkto)
  - KmlLayer linkto example
  - KmlLayer displaying Google's cta.kml example
  - Toggle multiple KmlLayers, zoom to show visible ones
- geoxml-v3 example(s) (Lance Dyas' port of GeoXml from v2 to v3; GeoXml based off of Mike Williams' EGeoxml)
  - example from http://code.google.com/p/geoxml-v3/
- Making KML files smaller by reducing precision
- geoxml3 documentation on GitHub
  - README
  - Project Home
  - Parser Reference
  - Json Objects
  - Usage
- geoxml3 examples & test cases (testing kmz implementation)
  - Jimmy Buffett Tour example from Google KMZ documentation
  - load kmz file with embedded icons
  - load kmz file with embedded image in infowindow
  - multiple kmz files
  - multiple kmz files (linkto example, complex KML, may require large amounts of memory and time to render)
  - Multiple parseKmlString test
  - multiple kmz files (another linkto example, complex KML, may require large amounts of memory and time to render)
  - processing intensive kmz
  - marker sprites scaled (kmz)
  - marker sprites (kmz)
  - network link, external styles
  - Decode data from MyTracks Android App exported KMZ file (click polyline for data from closest point)
  - Decode data from MyTracks Android App exported KMZ file (color polyline by speed)
  - Decode data from MyTracks Android App exported KMZ file (color polyline by speed, extract altitude to graph)
  - KMZ files from gadm.org
  - insetPixels
    - insetPixels test case 1
    - insetPixels test case 2
  - GroundOverlay <rotation>
    - GroundOverlay rotation example 1
    - GroundOverlay rotation example 2
- geoxml3 examples & test cases (testing polyline & polygon implementation)
  - from KmlMapParser examples
    - Chicaco Bike Parking.kml
    - MA_cities.kml
    - MBTA Commuter Rail (MBTA_CR_Lines.kml)
    - permitData.kml
    - sail.kml
    - sidebarMap.kml
    - simpleMap.kml
    - state_capitals.kml
  - show/hide markers (US state capitols)
  - another marker test case
  - show/hide markers - Kml with polyline and markers
  - Load KML_Samples.kml
  - Global Volcanism Program Weekly Report
  - Simple Network Link Test - complete URL
  - Simple Network Link Test - local file
  - KML with Polygons
  - KML Polygon with holes (now depends on winding direction, as of April 2011)
  - Polygon winding calculation (very computationaly intensive on complicated polygons)
  - KML winding reversal tool - before
  - point in polygon example - version that takes KML URL in query string - version that takes multiple KML URLs in query string - same map, using Fusion Tables instead of geoxml3
  - North Island/South Island, NZL - North Island/South Island, NZL example, with polygons from Google MyMap
  - Access individual polygons
  - State of Hawaii from KML (compare to kmlLayer)
  - State of Alaska from KML (compare to kmlLayer) (complex KML, usual warnings apply with IE)
  - US states w/ sidebar (complex KML, usual warnings apply with IE)
  - US states, show selected state polygon from dropdown
  - Polygons w/sidebar - Same, but using the google.maps.geometry.poly.containsLocation method
  - highlight individual polygons return to original color
  - highlight individual polygons from multiple KML files
  - Highlight individual polygons (complex KML, usual warnings apply with IE)
  - Custom parse function, manage "map" infowindow example
  - Custom parse function, custom field from KML in external <div>
  - AfterParse function to add markers at centroid/center of bounds of polygons - second example
  - Custom createMarker function to add button to infowindow
  - Custom createMarker function to add Street View to infowindow (looking at the marker)
  - Projected Overlay test page from John Coryat (www.usnaviguide.com)
  - Highlight polylines on mouseover
  - Google "CTA" example
  - override marker icon per KML file
  - Dynamic sidebar of polygons in view (complex KML, usual warnings apply with IE)
  - link to example
  - Google "CTA" example (with highlighting and sidebar)
  - Ground overlay - UN Map of Israel
  - Map of Israel, Ground Overlay, Polygons
  - Map of Georgia, Ground Overlay, Polygons
  - Google maps image overlay with kml file (using geoxml3) (using KmlLayer)
  - Map of Africa with capitols
  - multiple kml files (complex KML, may require large amounts of memory and time to render) - Another example (3 polylines)
  - two kml files
  - five kml files
  - six kml files
  - another example with six kml files
  - icons in the sidebar
  - categories from kml styleID (polys branch) - categories from KML styleID (kmz branch)
  - StyleMap rollover icon support example
  - StyleMap rollover icon in KML_Samples
  - StyleMap rollover polygon (multigeometry) support example
  - suppressInfoWindow test
  - Kml name and description on mouseover
  - name "tooltip" on polygon mouseover
  - geoxml3 parsed kml, clustered with MarkerClusterer
  - hide/show clustered markers from kml
  - line with multiple pieces
  - Google example KML MultiGeometry with multiple LineStrings
  - Linestring with multiple disconnected segments
  - Display dynamic KML (single marker moving in a circle)
  - Flight map, show route between clicked airports
  - Animate marker on polyline from KML
    - Flight path (JFK to SAN)
    - Polyline from KML
- Fusion Tables
  - Fusion Tables Users Group - Developers Guide - Reference
  - Generic GeoJSON parsing for Fusion Tables v1.0 API examples:
    - polylines
    - polygons
    - markers
    - clustered markers
    (rudimentary, under development)
  - Port of fusiontips example to the Fusion Tables API v1.0
  - gviz example code
  - Fusion Tables Map (started with this kml:Map of Africa with capitols)
  - Fusion Tables Map with sidebar
  - Capitals of the World Fusion Tables based map
  - Playing with Fusion Tables - Natural Earth dataset and sidebars (and a modified version of geoxml3)
    Italy - Greece - Albania - Georgia - UK - Russia - Israel - USA
  - Fusion Tables/Natural Earth Data Country Browser - Country Browser Using Encrypted ID (new syntax)
  - Select Multiple Countries
  - Fusion Tables Map with sidebar
  - Fusion Tables Map with sidebar, w/ polygon sidebar entries clickable
  - Fusion Tables map with custom markers (specified by the load of the layer)
  - two layer map, one infowindow - (original example, fusion tables removed)
  - three fusion layers, selected by checkboxes
  - Zoom to results of query (markers) (using GViz)
  - Zoom to results of query (kml) (using GViz)
  - Zoom to results of query (kml), multiple rows returned by query, multiple types of placemarks (using GViz)
  - Panto results of query (kml), single marker (using GViz, geoxml3)
  - Zip code labels on polygons (using GViz)
  - UK postcode polygon (using FusionTable and GViz)
  - Zoom to county (Indiana) polygon
  - Zoom to zip code polygon (Florida)
  - Point in polygon examples
    - Google example spatial query
    - Google example spatial query plus geocoded input point
    - Google example spatial query plus geocoded input point and GViz spatial query for polygon data (point in polygon)
    - CA School District example
    - Another example using a geocoded address and point in polygon analysis on polygons from a FusionTable
  - Fusion Table w/ Directions (based off this google example, and this example table (ficticious data)
  - Center initial map on data
  - create polyline from coordinates in FusionTable
  - create circles around coordinates retrieved from FusionTable
  - combine multiple rows into table in infowindow
  - Combine multiple rows, select row with dropdown (by date)
  - Filter set by radioboxes
  - clickable world map from FusionTables/NaturalEarthDataset
  - clickable world map from FusionTables/NaturalEarthDataset, KmlLayer for zoom level 0,1 so no "dots" - clickable world map using KmlLayer
    clickable US map using KmlLayer
  - ORDER BY workaround using GViz
  - ORDER BY workaround with custom (numbered) icons
  - Mouseovers on polygons from FusionTables (using GViz)
  - Interactive MBTA (Boston "T") map using FusionTables
  - change polygon color on click
  - switching marker icons defined in two columns
- Mickey Shaped Solar Farm (near Orlando) [KML] - [JSON]
Using the Google Maps API V2

Links to examples of various useful things and documentation
- Google Maps API V2 discussion group
  - Suggested Posting Guidelines (resurrected from the archives)
  - Why including a link is critical (resurrected from the archives)
- Google Maps discussion group
- Google Maps API V2 documentation
- Google Maps API Blog (Bret Taylor)
- mapki.com - Read This First
- PdMarker
- Mike Williams' Google Map API Tutorial on googlepages - Mike Williams' Google Map API Tutorial
- Doug Henderson's Google Map API examples
- w3schools XML DOM examples
- w3schools XML DOM Tutorial
- w3schools Javascript Tutorial
- w3schools Javascript examples
- W3C Markup Validation Service - from the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C)
- FEED Validator (for Atom and RSS and KML)
- JSLint (The JavaScript Code Quality Tool)
- Pretty Printer for Javascript
- kml color chooser
- kml reference
- HTTP Headers
  - web-sniffer.net
  - Rex Swain's HTTP Viewer
- Geocoding & Webservices
  - Yahoo Geocoder
  - Test Page for Yahoo Geocoder
  - Ontok Geocoder Javascript API
  - Test Page for Ontok Geocoder Javascript API
  - Earth Tools (time zone or local time, the sunrise and sunset times, and the elevation/height above sea level at a given latitude and longitude.)
- Tutorial pages
  - Mike Williams' "categories" example with category headings (order of xml file is important) - Tutorial Page: More advanced stuff - Part 25 Marker Categories
  - Google's Marker InfoWindows example with v2.x support and lat/lng display
  - Basic example from Mike Williams tutorial. Loads markers from example.xml, added error checking for "file not found" and "invalid xml file". Removed some unneeded variables.
  - A version of the above page with handling for "file not found" and "invalid xml" errors. Form post selects xml file to load.
  - A version of the above page with handling for "file not found" and "invalid xml" errors. Form post selects xml file to load. Alerts at various stages of the file load.
  - A version of the above page (v1 API) that allows different colored icons defined by the xml file (little ridefinder icons available from Google).
    [version using the V2 API]
  - A version of the above page (V1 API) that allows different colored icons defined by the xml file (normal sized colored markers).
    [version using the V2 API]
  - A version of the above page that allows different lettered icons defined by the xml file (allows the default marker and A-J, available from Google).
  - A version of the above page that allows different numbered icons defined by the xml file (allows 1-99 and the default marker).
  - A version using LabelledMarker from the open source library.
  - A version of the Mike Williams' tutorial map with numbered markers that allows different numbered icons defined by the xml file (allows 1-99 and the default marker) and polylines.
  - Basic example with polylines from Mike Williams tutorial. Loads markers and polylines from example4.xml, added error checking for "file not found" and "invalid xml file".
  - Simple example turning markers on and off with checkboxes (V1 API) using functions documented in the API.
    [version using the V2 API]
  - Simple example turning markers on and off with checkboxes. (without using xml)
  - Convex Hull example on set of random points
  - (YAEMxml) Yet Another Earthquake Map - Selectable external geoRSS earthquake feed (from earthquake.usgs.gov) in a Google map. Uses checkboxes to select displayed icons and a sidebar list of earthquakes
    [version using the V2 API (under development)]
    [test version using the latest V2 API - past day (for test)]
  - (YAEMcsv) Yet Another Earthquake Map - Selectable external csv earthquake data (from earthquake.usgs.gov) in a Google map. Uses checkboxes to select displayed icons and a sidebar list of earthquakes
    [version using the V2 API (under development)]
    [test version using the latest V2 API - last 24 hrs (for test) - last 24 hrs in Southern CA]
  - World Volcano Browser (using the Google Map API) Data from the Smithsonian Institute, Global Vulcanism Program. (under development)
  - Basic example of Tabbed Info Windows from XML (APIv2) (based off of information in Mike Williams Tutorials)
  - Basic example of Tabbed Info Windows with directions from XML (APIv2) (based off of information in Mike Williams Tutorials)
  - More advanced example of Tabbed Info Windows from XML (APIv2) supports "legacy" non-tabbed XML files.
  - More advanced example of Tabbed Info Windows from XML (APIv2) supports "legacy" non-tabbed XML files. This version has code to handle extra whitespace around the <![CDATA[ ... ]]> segments (only seems to be an issue in Firefox).
  - Streetview with tabs
  - Streetview with geocoding
  - Streetview with geocoding, click to change camera position
  - Link To This Page with open infoWindow and Tab (javascript)
  - Geocoding/GDirections Test Page - Geocode the start and end, then get directions, or get directions from the addresses
  - Multi-Geocode examples:
    - Bad - Doesn't work reliably - Same data, but pre-geocoded
    - Another example: Bad - Doesn't work reliably - Same data, but pre-geocoded
    - Another example (addresses from xml):
      - Bad - addresses are in xml file, but lat/lng not included
      - Good - With all the addresses pre-geocoded
  - Zoom to country using the google geocoder and a dropdown select list
  - Hurricane Browser
  - Active Volcanos of the World Tabbed Info Windows from XML (APIv2) - under development
    [version using the latest V2 API (for test)]
  - Simple APIv3 map with geocoding
- Test pages
  - Function Closure test
  - SDSDA Dance Location Map (domaindlx)
  - Arbitrary Directions (by lat/lng)
  - Arbitrary Directions V2 (by lat/lng)
  - Bus Route (polyline & stops)
  - Bio Diesel Stations in Seattle
  - B&B's (click check box to turn on/off markers)
  - Test GeocodeZip
  - Saves center/zoom level between sessions
  - icons defined by xml
  - xml parser (uses espx.js library)
  - &ll= support for Google Map format
  - load multiple xml files in "parallel"
  - frapper (xmlDoc.parseError)
  - Map of the country of Georgia (UN Map overlaid on Google Map)
- Maps
  - Elevation of ground Ground Elevation Graph for polyline from xml
  - I5 in CA (normal polyline) - I5 in CA (encoded polyline)
  - I80 San Francisco, CA to New York, NY (encoded polyline)
  - Christmas Lights at Dyker Heights, Elevation graph on first path
  - F-18 Crash Site in University City (San Diego) CA
  - Port Richmond Amtrack crash near Philadelphia
  - Steve Fossett Crash Site
  - Germanwings 9525 Crash Site
  - JFK AirTrain
  - Cleveland National Forest
  - Joshua Tree National Park
  - Planes near Balboa Park - 1 - 2
  - Angel Island State Park
  - Anza-Borrego State Park
- other interesting pages
  - Volcanos In The News
  - XML Node Types (local version)
  - lat/lng finder - local version (with interface to Ontok Geocoder)
  - regional map of Oom Yung Doe Schools (3 locations)
  - single school map - Hillcrest School of Oom Yung Doe (works from 2 different domains: this is the second)
  - single school map - Encinitas School of Oom Yung Doe (works from 2 different domains: this is the second)
  - single school map - Mission Viejo School of Oom Yung Doe (works from 2 different domains: this is the second)
  - ACME GeoRSS Map Viewer