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Embed google map in Website with multiple customize pin using Google My Maps


Google My Maps is your way to keep track of the places that matter to you. Easily make custom maps to remember your favorite places, explore new cities.

Google My Maps is a service launched by Google in April 2007 that enables users to create custom maps for personal use or sharing.
Users can add points, lines, and shapes on top of Google Maps, using a WYSIWYG editor.

In November 2014, a new version was released, and maps from the original version were automatically upgraded.
You can also have layers and customize the items in each layer with uniform styles and having labels for the name or description. There are many different objects you can have as your points, such as the town point, train point, bus point, hospital point or a school points. You can change the color of anything and change the thickness as well. more ...

Take note: You can only create 10 Layers. To atleast maximize the use of the map. You may categorize the countries by continent. 

7 Continents:
  1. Africa.
  2. Europe.
  3. Asia.
  4. North America.
  5. South America.
  6. Australia (or Oceania)
  7. Antarctica.
More information: https://www.wpkube.com/embed-google-maps-wordpress-without-plugin/
TRY TO MAKE YOURS! ENJOY! :)

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