.NET MAUI Map

The Telerik Map for .NET MAUI is a data visualization control designed to enable the visualization of rich spatial data. The control provides visualization of ESRI shapefiles that consist of geometric objects, such as lines, polylines and polygons. Such objects are commonly used to display various schemes, for example, floor plans and seat distribution, all the way to parts of maps for countries, roads, rivers, etc.

The .NET MAUI Map control comes with the ability to easily style the shapes of the control and define the stroke width, color and fill color.

See the .NET MAUI Map documentation: Shapes styling

The .NET MAUI Map control visualizes spatial data using layered architecture. It could display spatial data points (e.g. location of cities), polylines (e.g. road connections), or polygons (shape of countries or continents) in a geographic coordinate system. In this coordinate system, a point on the surface of the earth is defined using latitudes and longitudes.

See the .NET MAUI Map documentation: Shapefile visualization

The layered architecture of the control provides the option to load multiple shapefiles, so you can visualize different types of elements on the same map.

You can load the .NET MAUI Map shapefiles from a stream, from a file added as embedded resource or a file located on the device, etc.

See the .NET MAUI Map documentation: Load shapefiles

The Telerik UI for .NET MAUI Map control provides pan and zoom functionality that will help users to interact with the view and inspect the data of a given map. The Map control handles the gestures such as drag, pinch-open and pinch-close which respectively cause panning, zooming-in and zooming-out of the associated plot area.

See the .NET MAUI Map documentation: Pan and zoom

The Telerik Map control for .NET MAUI allows you to display a label for each shape in the Map control.

See the .NET MAUI Map documentation: Shape labels

The Telerik Map control supports single and multiple selection of shapes to help draw your users’ attention to a specific areas.

See the .NET MAUI Map documentation: Selection

The Map allows you to replace the default behavior of ZoomIn and ZoomOut commands with a custom implementation.

See the .NET MAUI Map documentation: Commands