Support for map services, feature layers, ArcGIS Online tiles and more.ĭisplays Google maps (with minimal artifacts thanks to a DOM mutation observer technique). Requires Leaflet v1.0.0.beta.2 or later.Ī set of tools for using ArcGIS services with Leaflet. Supports using an Azure Maps subscription key or Azure Active Directory for authentication.Īdd Bing Maps tiles to your Leaflet Map. PluginĪ leafletjs plugin that makes it easy to overlay all the different tile layers available from the Azure Maps. Ready-to-go basemaps, with little or no configuration at all. The Google Maps API includes support for using alternative tile setsĪs overlays, or as alternate base maps.The following plugins allow loading different maps and provide functionality to tile and image layers. See the Bing Maps site for more details: Using Google Maps ¶ In the second zoom level is « 00 » and the bottom right one is « 33 ». The next level is addressed by first referencing the top level tile thatĬontains it, then its address relative to that tile. Right as « 1 », bottom left as « 2 » and bottom right as « 3 ». Top left tile in the Bing Maps top zoom level is addressed as « 0 », top The top zoom level in Bing Maps has four tiles To pull tiles from, and the « x » and « y » indicate while tile in that zoomīing Maps (formerly « Virtual Earth ») uses a single string to address each tile. Google Maps uses an « x », « y », « zoom » format. Google Maps and Bing Maps (formerly « Virtual Earth ») both use spherical mercatorĪs their underlying tile projection, but use different formats to address
There is one tile in the top zoom level, zoom level zeroĮach successive zoom level (z) has 2^z tiles along each axis The map has been reprojected to mercator using a spherical
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