edwardbenson

Cloudstitch is a community of spreadsheet powered widgets you can add to any site — things like product lists, data visualizations, and conference schedules.
This plugin makes every widget on Cloudstitch available in WordPress with a simple Shortcode.
Adding a shaded electoral map of the US, for example, is as simple as adding the following line: <code>[cloudstitch widget="project-templates/electoral-map-visualization"]</code>
<h3>Trying it Out</h3>
Try out the plugin by injecting demo widget already on Cloudstitch. Just add the following Shortcode to a page or post:
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[cloudstitch widget=”project-templates/electoral-map-visualization”] 
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<h3>Using your own Cloudstitch Widgets</h3>
You can inject any widget that you’ve duplicated and customized on Cloudstitch. The general Shortcode format is:
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[cloudstitch widget=”USER-NAME/PROJECT-NAME”] 
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For example, let’s say you visited Cloudstitch.io and duplicated <a href="http://cloudstitch.io/project-templates/electoral-map-visualization" rel="nofollow ugc">that electoral map widget</a>.
Assuming your username is <code>TheIncredibleHulk</code>, you would end up with your own copy of the project hosted at a URL like this: <code>http://cloudstitch.io/TheIncredibleHulk/electoral-map-visualization</code>.
Your custom Shortcode is thus <code>[cloudstitch widget="TheIncredibleHulk/electoral-map-visualization"]</code>

Cloudstitch

Add the entire Cloudstitch library of spreadsheet-powered visualizations and widgets with just a shortcode.

lggorman

This plugin is designed to allow users to create a custom SVG map that can then be inserted in a page or post, using the Datamaps JavaScript framework. Via the plugin’s settings page 
in the WordPress Admin, users can select the location they want pinpointed on the map, as well as editing the colors and size of the map.

wp-datamaps

Generate a custom SVG map using data-binding library D3 and Datamaps.js by Mark DiMarco.

Cloudstitch vs wp-datamaps