A fully featured store locator plugin that is incredibly quick and easy to configure, add locations and embed in your WordPress site.
Advanced Gutenberg Blocks bring awesome blocks for the new WordPress editor, for a real WYSIWYG experience
Google Map plugin for WordPress is very Simple, light-weight and Easy to use Google Custom Map with markers in Posts, Pages, Sidebar as shortcode.
By-Martin Maps embed a google maps into your blog, allow javascript programming, and Google Maps API
configuration.
Q: Does the plugin store customer location data permanently?
A: No, the plugin only attaches the location data to the specific order for delivery accuracy and does not store it elsewhere.
Turn Wordpress into a travel blog! Geolocalize your posts, group them into journeys, and add any number of customized maps anywhere on your site.
Integrate Foursquare with WordPress. Features Map and List view.
�Google Maps and Distance Finder� is a wordpress plugin for integrating google maps with address finder feature.
Simple way to display your business location using Google Maps.
A Wordpress plugin that tags the location of your posts using the Google Maps API.
Retroactively add Google Maps API KEY to any theme or plugin.
This plugin will display the distance & driving direction between two points on earth. (No support provided).
Easily create and display custom maps in your pages and posts.
Import maps from any MapFig Studio and display them in WordPress
Mapply is a service that allows you to plot your physical store location on a map quickly and easily to display on your website.
... See it at: www.ChasingTheSunrise.org/tracker ... A WP plugin to save Find Me Spot (Spot Tracker) GPS route data and messages to your wordpress blog for backup and to display them on a Google Map via shortcode.
Allow you to insert a map to show activities, places and services around a given geographical point.
CartoPress allows you to geocode your WP site's posts and pages, and connect your data directly to CartoDB to create awesome interactive maps.
