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The GeoWidget plugin displays a map in your sidebar that can be used to show where you live. You can use it to show any point on the map; where you work, where your idol lives or even where you want to go on holiday. The plugin works both as a widget or as a stand-alone component you can add to your sidebar.
Most information at: http://www.u-g-h.com/index.php/wordpress-plugins/wordpress-plugin-geowidget/

Geo Widget

Add a map to your sidebar. Select a map view from your Admin console. Widget friendly. Uses Microsoft Live Maps.

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Embed maps from the following domains into your WordPress blog:
<ul>
<li>www.bikemap.net</li>
<li>www.runmap.net</li>
<li>www.inlinemap.net</li>
<li>www.wandermap.net</li>
<li>www.mopedmap.net</li>
</ul>
You can do this using simple shortcodes, e.g.:
<ul>
<li>[bikemap route=”1026736″]</li>
<li>[wandermap route=”123456″ extended=”false”]</li>
</ul>
The following shortcodes are allowed:
<ul>
<li>[bikemap]</li>
<li>[wandermap]</li>
<li>[runmap]</li>
<li>[inlinemap]</li>
<li>[mopedmap]</li>
</ul>
The following attributes are allowed:
<ul>
<li><code>route</code>: The route id (an integer)</li>
<li><code>extended</code>: If route info like elevation, distance etc. should be shown (true|false, default:true)</li>
<li><code>width</code>: The width of the map (an integer, default: 640)</li>
<li><code>height</code>: The height of the map (an integer, default: 400)</li>
<li><code>unit</code>: The unit used in the route info (km|miles, default:km)</li>
</ul>

XMap

XMap lets you embed maptoolkit maps (like www.bikemap.net) into your WordPress blog.

Geo Widget vs XMap