Takashi Kitajima

MW Google Maps adds google maps in your post easy.
<h4>Shortcode</h4>
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[mw-google-maps] 
Map of this post has been displayed.
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[mw-google-maps zoom=”18″] 
Map that zoom level is 18.
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[mw-google-maps id=”352″] 
Map that post_id is 353 is displayed.
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[mw-google-maps-multi] 
Map of this posts has been displayed.
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[mw-google-maps-multi ids=”19,85,330″] 
Map that post_id is 19 or 85 or 330 is displayed.
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MW Google Maps

MW Google Maps adds google maps in your post easy.

Felix Triller

This plugin replaces coordinates, i.e. latitudes and longitues, between a [coord]-Tag with a link to Google’s map service.
Example:
[coord]49.579276566362985,10.9292078018188488[/coord] comes up as <a href="http://maps.google.de/maps?ll=49.579276566362985,10.929207801818848&q=49.579276566362985,10.9292078018188488&t=kbd&z=15" title="Google Maps" rel="nofollow ugc">(49.5792, 10.9292)</a> 
To adjust the link layout of transformed links open wpCoordinates.php in your favorite editor and adjust the following variables:
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<li><code>$zoom</code>: the zoom level, default is 15. Try some values between 1 and 17 (I guess)</li>
<li><code>$type</code>: map type, i.e. m for map, k for a satellite image, h for hybride (satellite image with street names, etc.), p for terrain</li>
<li><code>$url</code>: URL scheme, replace .de with .com for an english version of Google Maps. DON’T forget %LAT% and %LONG%</li>
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wpCoordinates

wpCoordinates replaces coordinates between a [coord] tag with a link to Google Maps.

MW Google Maps vs wpCoordinates