Clustering Module Examples
Note
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The Clustering module allows you to easily add in client side clustering to your application. Client Side Clustering is a method where pushpins that are close together are grouped and represented as a single pushpin, often using a different icon to indicate the cluster. This is a great way to improve both the user experience and performance of the map.
Examples
- Basic Clustering Example
- Customizing Clustered Pushpins
- Clusters with a List and Linking
- Zoom into Clusters