Malcolm

An interactive map can be added to your website by adding a single shortcode. The location the map can be specified either by shortcode attribute or URL parameters. Other (optional) values can be added to specify the scale of the map, screen size in pixels, and the map type.
Features Summary
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<li>Provides a WP wrapper for the Microsoft Bing Maps AJAX Control</li>
<li>Adds an interactive map to your WordPress Post or Page</li>
<li>Location specified in shortcode attribute</li>
<li>Image size can be specified by optional shortcode attribute</li>
<li>Map scale can be specified by optional shortcode attribute</li>
<li>Displays Ordnance Survey Mapping (GB locale only)</li>
<li>Shortcode Attributes can be replaced by URL Parameters</li>
<li>Requires a Microsoft Account and Bing Maps Key</li>
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MapView for Bing Maps

The MapView for Bing Maps plugin adds an interactive map(s) to your Wordpress Page or Post, using the Bing Maps AJAX Control.

rgubby

Bing Maps for WordPress allows you to create maps easily with a [bingMap] shortcode in your posts. You don’t have to worry about how the maps are displayed, the plugin takes care of that. You can create dynamic maps that allow your visitors to pan and zoom, or static maps that don’t have those features. You can create Road maps, Aerial views, Aerial views with roads marked on them, or even a 3D Birdseye view.
How to use – quick example
Add a [bingMap] shortcode into a post, configure it, and you’re done! Here is a quick example:
[bingMap location=”Beunos Aires, Argentina” zoom=”13″]

Bing Maps for WordPress

Bing Maps for WordPress allows you to place either a static or dynamic Bing map on your blog post with a simple shortcode

MapView for Bing Maps vs Bing Maps for WordPress