Alastair Green

The WP Map Factory plugin allows any number of maps to be easily created and used in your website.
The “Basics”
Choose how from a variety of map types
<ul>
<li>Google maps – Roadmap, Satellite and Hybrid</li>
<li>Open Street Maps</li>
<li>Thunderforest maps – Open Cycle, Landscape and Outdoors</li>
</ul>
Choose how to toggle between the map types
<ul>
<li>Drop-down menu</li>
<li>Buttons</li>
<li>Thumbnail image</li>
</ul>
Choose how to fit the map
<ul>
<li>Manually – pan and zoom the map to what you want</li>
<li>Automatically – fit to all displayed objects</li>
</ul>
Choose what map controls are visible
<ul>
<li>Center button</li>
<li>Full screen button</li>
<li>Street view button</li>
<li>Zoom buttons</li>
</ul>
Set the map size
<ul>
<li>By pixels</li>
<li>By percentage</li>
</ul>
Markers
Create an unlimited number of markers defining the following type
<ul>
<li>Marker type</li>
<li>Size</li>
<li>Fill colour and opacity</li>
<li>Stroke colour, opacity and thickness</li>
<li>Anchor position of the marker</li>
</ul>
Placecards
Create a placecard to highlight your business or location of interest
<ul>
<li>Direction</li>
<li>Link</li>
</ul>
Circles, Polylines and Polygons
Create an unlimited number of circles, polylines and polygons defining the following type
<ul>
<li>Size</li>
<li>Fill colour and opacity</li>
<li>Stroke colour, opacity and thickness</li>
<li>Tooltips and info windows</li>
<li>Elevation chart (for polylines)</li>
</ul>
And…
To save time and hassle you can view a sample of the map prior to placing the shortcode in the post, page or widget in which the map will be displayed.
It was never so easy to create maps in WordPress!

The WP Map Factory

The easy way to create great looking Google maps for your Wordpress website.

wpmichael

gcStats is a plugin that focuses on GeoCaching and displays some Statistics in your blog.
<ul>
<li>NEW! Display your geocaches using the osm plugin by Michael Kang on a map</li>
<li>using shortcodes to add Statistics to your Blog</li>
<li>add a widget to your sidebar which displays types of caches you have found</li>
<li>Use Flash or HTML to visualize your Statistics</li>
<li>Simply upload your myFinds-GPX-File from geocaching.com and insert shortcodes</li>
</ul>
<h3>Shortcodes</h3>
All shortcodes will look like this: [ GCSTATS type=”***” ] 
Possible values for attribute type: 
* total 
* countftf 
* lastfounds (additional attribute “number” for “My last number founds) 
* maxdist (needs attributes “lat” and “lon” for home-coordinates) 
* container (possible attribute useflash=”yes”) 
* weekdays (possible attribute useflash=”yes”) 
* type (possible attribute useflash=”yes”) 
* matrix
To display the OSM-Map please install the <a href="http://www.Fotomobil.at/wp-osm-plugin" title="Link to osm plugin" rel="nofollow ugc">osm plugin</a> 
and add the OSM-shortcode [ osm_map import=”gcstats,gcAccountName” ]
Please also see the examples on http://michael.josi.de/projects/gcstats/

gcStats

gcStats plugin to embed some statistics with found geocaches in your blog.

The WP Map Factory vs gcStats