Map publishers with hundreds of markers – new tool

UPDATE: I have increased the number of points to trigger this feature from 100 to 500.

Publishing a map with hundreds or even thousands of markers can be problematic. Your maps may look like they are drowning in a sea of markers. Yesterday we rolled out a new feature that will help publishers with this problem.

Maps containing over 300 points with no groups assigned will have marker clustering enabled. This feature is thanks to the Google Maps Utility library. Below is an example.

Please post feedback on this feature here. I am still trying to sort out when is the appropriate time to have this feature turn on. I would rather not have to make it a toggle as I am interested in keeping things as simple as possible from an end user standpoint.

Thanks!

New Feature: Reverse Geocoding!

I built an interface to the Google Maps Reverse Geocoding API. You can now start with a list of latitude and longitude coordinates and get a map with addresses!

Google also returns an accuracy code so you now how accurate the geocoder is. There is a 15,000 geocode per IP address per day limit, so if you start seeing issues you might have hit the limit.
Please feel free to post your feedback here!
Also I added an option to attach an email address when saving a map to a web page. This will let you delete the map if needed.