Extension:Maps

Maps is the MediaWiki extension that provides the ability to visualize geographic data with dynamic, JavaScript based, mapping API's such as Google Maps and OpenLayers in your wiki pages. It has built-in support for geocoding, displaying maps, displaying markers and geospatial shapes, adding pop-ups, and more. Maps allows extensive customization of your maps, either per map, or via a general setting affecting all maps on your wiki.

Requirements
The latest Maps requires:


 * MediaWiki 1.19 or above
 * Validator 0.5.x
 * PHP 5.2 or above

Alternatively you can get Maps 1.0.5 which requires:


 * MediaWiki 1.17 or above
 * Validator 0.4.x later then 0.4.12
 * PHP 5.2 or above

Download
Quick link: Download Maps 2.0.1 (.zip file)

Installation
Once you have downloaded the code, place the Maps directory within your MediaWiki 'extensions' directory. Then add the following code to your LocalSettings.php file:

Documentation and examples
Since MediaWiki.org does not have Maps installed the usage documentation is placed on semantic-mediawiki.org, where live examples work and use can be made of the automatic documentation features of Maps.

Go to the Maps documentation or the Maps examples.

Gallery
Some screenshots of inline maps using the display map and display points parser hooks:

Development
Major refactoring is currently going on at the 3.0.x branch.

Sites that use Maps
Are you using Maps? Then be sure to add your wiki to the top of this list, and feel free to link your favorite Maps-using articles!
 * WikiUrbs - The city, its spaces and people (in Portuguese).
 * Almanach Historyczny - Historical Almanac (in Polish language), targeted on helping reenactors to share their knowledge and materials
 * Medien Wiki - Wiki of the faculty of Media at the Bauhaus-Universität Weimar, Germany
 * Wiki China
 * Foreclosurepedia - A user contributed REO/Property Preservation wiki
 * Energypedia
 * A+医学百科
 * Shipwreck Wiki (Map Example)
 * Säsongsmat (Example)
 * WikiVet - Veterinary Education Online - requires a Login
 * CleverTrail.com - Hiking and biking trails in a wiki-style website
 * C-base on hackerspaces.org
 * Music Prof
 * http://anthroposophia.eu
 * Kenya.or.ke The Kenya we know
 * MyTownWiki
 * NatureVenture
 * Wikitourist Guides
 * Norske stedsnavn
 * Economic Geography of Russia and Global Economy
 * European Public Sector Award
 * Syncleus - Open Source Artificial Intelligence Projects
 * Venipedia
 * Trail WIKI - Collaborative hiking website for trails throughout the United States and Canada
 * The Free Wifi Wiki
 * Wiki Branchenbuch Lepios
 * Mapping documentation wiki (several examples)
 * NYCwiki
 * DeurneWiki: all about history of Dutch village Deurne (dutch)
 * Природоматематическа гимназия "Акад. Иван Гюзелев"
 * World of Arkmeda (customised Map Extension)
 * NederWiki.nl
 * NY Canals
 * Venciclopedia
 * Hackerspace Gent
 * WiTTIE
 * WikiArquitectura
 * Hackerspace Brussels
 * translatewiki.net
 * Open Port Guide
 * Ticopedia.de
 * Bougna Citizen Information
 * Children are Welcome
 * ShelterCrisis
 * B3OK
 * Civic Studio "On the River" project
 * Discourse DB
 * Food Finds
 * GingerWiki
 * Semantic MediaWiki community wiki
 * Malariapedia
 * Men of War - Wiki
 * Mikomos
 * OpenEnergyInfo
 * Participedia
 * Tlcwiki
 * Transit Unlimited
 * NederWiki
 * syn2cat Hackerspace
 * Web Community Wiki
 * WürzburgWiki
 * Debatrix
 * NetKnowledge
 * ParisWiki Project
 * Shopleiter eCommerce WIKI
 * StudentWiki - Student backed wiki for the student life in Denmark
 * South Wales Mountaineering Club Guidebook Wiki
 * Verein Alpine Geckos Wiki
 * Local Information for Indians
 * Huffman Historic Area
 * Wiki-Brest
 * 029photo - Folklore, Intangible Cultural Heritage in Xi'an city and Shaanxi province,China.