Create a multi-route map that can be read without the routes overlapping

This article explains how to create a clear and easy-to-read multi-route map, whilst avoiding the overlapping of routes and itineraries.

E.g. : you want to highlight around ten routes on a single map, without overwhelming the user with a jumble of routes that are difficult to distinguish.


To achieve this, the solution is as follows :

  1. Create a dedicated map for each route, showing its detailed route.
  2. Display all these routes as POIs on an ‘overview’ map.

On this overview map, each POI is linked to a clickable button or link, which redirects the user to the detailed map of the corresponding route.


In summary :

  • an overview map, showing all the routes as POIs;
  • a dedicated map for each route, accessible from the POI details via a clickable button.


🗺️ Create a multi-route map with POIs

  1. Create your detailed route maps on Wemap Pro

👉 See ‘Create a route / track / itinerary and embed it in a map’ (section ‘Method 1: creating a route’)

  1. Create your master map
    • Create a list containing all your routes as POIs, using the method of your choice
      • In your source file, for each POI:
        • Enter the name of your route
        • Specify a latitude and longitude for each route : you can enter the coordinates of the route’s starting point
        • Add any information you wish to display in the point’s details
        • Add a column/property containing the URL of the detailed map for the relevant route (https://livemap.getwemap.com/dom?emmid=XXXXX...)
    • Carry out the mapping on Wemap Pro
      • Make sure to add the column/value containing the URL of the detailed map to the “Description” property in Wemap Pro
      • Display this as a link or action button via the description customisation options at the bottom of the page
    • Link the list to your main map
  1. Check that your map is working correctly :
    • Go to your map
    • Select a POI to view the detailed view of that point
    • Click on the link or action button : you should be redirected to the relevant detailed map
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