The map block plots records with latitude/longitude coordinates as pins on an interactive map. Nearby pins cluster automatically, the viewport fits your data, and extra sources let several tables share one map in distinct colors.
Try it: Click the numbered cluster to split it, click a pin for its popup, and toggle a source in the legend.
Sites
Example. A map block over a Sites table (orange pins from its Latitude and Longitude fields, labelled by Name) with a second source, Warehouses, in blue. Clustering folds the four pins around the city centre into one count bubble that splits on zoom; the legend lists both sources.
Group nearby pins into count bubbles that split on zoom. On by default.
Auto-fit
on / off
Fit the viewport to all pins on load. On by default.
Default zoom
1–18
Starting zoom when auto-fit is off.
Viewer location
on / off
Show the viewer's own position as a dot (they're asked for permission first). Off by default.
Extra sources
up to 4
Additional tables pinned on the same map, each with its own coordinate fields, color, filter, and click target.
Pin click
record view
The record page a pin opens when clicked.
Coordinates must live in two number fields. Storing them as text blocks publishing — the publish check points at the exact field to fix.
Like every block, this one also has the shared block settings: a title and optional description, a header you can show or hide, auto-height, conditional visibility, and role-based visibility, plus the source table and record-filter settings shared by all data blocks.