Web app map example

Everyone can find and see this map. It also shows up in our public maps and in Google search results.

When someone opens this map, they will only be able to see a general notice that it was created by a Cartes.io user, but not any information about who it is specifically.

Consult the privacy FAQ for more info.

Use standard API requests to interact with this map. No authentication required for public and unlisted maps. Read the docs.

• Use the API to get this map and its markers

  GET https://cartes.io/api/maps/1f59991f-1272-49fd-af43-978bd67c7be2

  GET https://cartes.io/api/maps/1f59991f-1272-49fd-af43-978bd67c7be2/markers

• Embed as iFrame

  <iframe src="https://app.cartes.io/maps/1f59991f-1272-49fd-af43-978bd67c7be2/embed?type=map"
    width="100%"
    height="400"
    frameborder="0"></iframe>

• Shortcode using our WordPress plugin

  [cartes_map uuid="1f59991f-1272-49fd-af43-978bd67c7be2"]

• Python using our Python package

  cartes.Maps('1f59991f-1272-49fd-af43-978bd67c7be2', 'optional_map_token').get()

• JS using our NPM package

  cartes.maps('1f59991f-1272-49fd-af43-978bd67c7be2', 'optional_map_token').get()

• Image using the static image endpoint

  https://cartes.io/api/maps/1f59991f-1272-49fd-af43-978bd67c7be2/images/static

  

When using the API or embedding the map, you must attribute this website on your front-end.