Google Maps on Python

[keshav dasari]

Hi all,

Does any one suggest any library in python to plot some data on google maps.

Requirements are these :

1. plot lat/lon on the map and show some parameters on the lat/lon (parameters overlay on the map route)

Regards,

Keshav

[Julien Marrec]

Google maps has an official API you can use in pretty much any language. There are wrappers for python for convenience: https://pypi.org/project/googlemaps/

It’ll do what you want, adding points at lat/Lon is really simple.

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[keshav dasari]

Hi Julien,

Thank you for your time on answering that query, have gone through that documentation but could not find a good method in that API for the scenario 

Just to make sure that am presenting the scenario correct,

Latitude	Longitude	Metric
1	2	99
1.2	4
1.3	4
1.4	5	99
1.5	7
2	8	95

Sample data will look like in the table , now on the map the route has to plotted irrespective of whether metric is there or not and on the top of route , metric should get overlayed.

Newbie to this python , hope everyone understands.

Regards,

Keshav

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[immerrr again]

Hi Keshav,

You could try https://github.com/python-visualization/folium, it can generate HTML pages with map widgets where you can overlay any data you want (or rather, any data that Leaflet.js supports).

Cheers