numbered dots with an auto-caption  |    minimap = file bottom right  |  mini-file = New Zealand North Island relief map.jpg | mini-width = 65   |mini-height = 88 | minipog-gx = 54  | minipog-gy = 59 <!-- Upper left is (0,0), lower right is (100,100). --> | minimap-boxwidth = 13 <!-- gx,gy is centre of box -->  | mark-coord1= {{coord|-38.50990|175.69186}} | mark-title1 =Kaiwha | shape1=n-circle | shape-color1=dark blue | shape-outline1=white | mark-size1=16 | mark-coord2 =  {{coord|38.762649|S|175.685639|E}} | mark-title2 = [[Waihaha]] | mark-coord3= {{coord|-38.88643|175.95359}} | mark-title3 = [[Motutere, New Zealand|Motutere]] | mark-coord4 =  {{coord|38|55.0|S|175|45.3|E}} | mark-title4 = [[Pukawa|Pūkawa]] | mark-coord5 =  {{coord|38|25|S|175|35|E}} | mark-title5 = [[Rangitoto Range]] | mark-coord6 =  {{coord|38.526348|S|175.903913|E }} | mark-title6 =Tuaropakai ([[Mōkai]]) | mark-coord7 =  {{coord|-38.944333|175.781431}} | mark-title7 = Waitahanui pa | mark-coord8 =  {{coord|-38.92148|175.86236}} | mark-title8 = [[Motuoapa]] | caption = Places in the life of Herea | auto-caption=10  A map with a variety of features and a main subject.  | mark-coord = {{coord|51.9990|-4.7700}} |  mark-size = 14 | mark-title = Pentre Ifan, [[List of Scheduled prehistoric Monuments in north Pembrokeshire|Pembrokeshire]] | mark-image = DMPentreIfanFront.JPG  | mark-description = The largest and best preserved [[Neolithic British Isles|neolithic]] [[dolmen]] in [[Wales]] |      label = Pentre Ifan | label-size = 14,outline,background |label-color = dark grey |  label-pos = left,with-line | ldx=-14|ldy=3  Using new features: live-link markers and a dashed-line feature to mark out a distance  |mark-coord3={{coord|54.6|-4.305}} |mark-size3=350 |shape3=rule |shape-angle3=-80.2 |label-angle3=-80.2 |label-pos3=center |ldy3=-74| ldx3=14 |label3=Direct line distance^^= 603 miles (970 km) |shape-outline3=dark grey,5,40,dotted  Using the new photo-panel feature to highlight a landmark  | mark-coord1 = {{coord|-35.2985|149.1417}}  <!--nb panel-height defaults to 50 --> | label-pos1=left, photo-panel, 0.65, 83  <!-- photo-dim, panel-width[, panel-height]--> | label-color1=hard blue         <!-- in photo-panel this is also outline/line color --> | ldx1=-36| ldy1=-93               <!-- sets relative position of panel to it's mark --> | label1=National ^Carillon                  <!-- label text is put inside the panel --> | mark-title1=[[National Carillon]]          <!-- if wikilink the dot will be 'live' --> | mark-image1=National Carillon, Canberra ACT.jpg    <!--used in panel and fullscreen-->  Using numbered dots, including the new lines features to sort out crowded dots Country-scale map with live-link locator dots (zoom=5)  | label6= | label-pos6=top, n-line | label-size6=12,outline,background | ldx6=-11|ldy6=-18 | mark-coord6={{coord|48.45|10.1}} | mark-title6=[[Battle of Elchingen]] on 14 October 1805  Using new shapes and line features to add items relevant to the article  Landscape-scale map with a selection of features. (zoom=14)  | mark-coord1 = {{coord|51.78365|-3.6553}}  | shape1=box | mark-size1=17,17,3 | shape-outline1=hard grey,1,70 | shape-color1=white | shape-angle1=-9 | label1 = Roman Fort | ldx1=-3 | mark-title1 = [[Roman auxiliaries in Britain|Roman Auxiliary Fort]] | label-pos1=left | label-angle1=0 | label-size1 = 12  ...  | mark-coord8 = {{coord|51.7860|-3.6667}}  | mark-size8=0 | mark-title8 = none | label8=Powys^Neath Port Talbot | label-size8=8 | label-angle8=-1 | label-pos8=center | label-color8=black,40  Example from Margam Stones Museum (right) landscape scale locator dots (zoom=12)  Some pages with example uses for OSM Location map Roman Britain fortress ground plans, etc Townscape scale maps to show 'on-the-ground' features (zoom  15/16)  Caerleon Roman Fortress and Baths Isca Augusta (Roman Fortress at Caerleon) Burrium (Roman fortress at Usk) Nidum (Roman auxilliary fortress at Neath) Leucarum (Roman auxilliary fortress at Loughor) Banwen (Roman and other sites)  Building-scale architectural plan (zoom=19) St Illtyd's Church, Llantwit Major