GMap.NET Documentation

GMap.NET is a cross-platform .NET control for Windows Forms, Presentation (WPF), and Avalonia. It provides high-level abstractions for map-based features including:

• Map Providers: Support for Google, Yahoo!, Bing, OpenStreetMap, ArcGIS, Pergo, SigPac, Yendux, Mapy.cz, Maps.lt, iKarte.lv, NearMap, HereMap, CloudMade, WikiMapia, MapQuest, and more.
• Routing & Directions: Calculate routes and directions using various providers.
• Geocoding: Convert addresses to coordinates and vice versa.
• Interactivity: Support for markers, routes, polygons, and mouse/touch events (click, double-click, drag, pinch, and zoom).

GMap.NET is distributed via NuGet packages. Depending on your UI framework (Windows Forms, WPF/Presentation, or Avalonia), you should install the corresponding package. The GMap.NET.Core package is a required dependency for all UI implementations.

To install using the Package Manager Console, use the following commands:

Core Logic (Required):

Install-Package GMap.NET.Core

UI Frameworks:

• Windows Forms: Install-Package GMap.NET.WinForms
• Windows Forms Utilities: Install-Package GMap.NET.WinForms.Utils
• WPF / Presentation: Install-Package GMap.NET.WinPresentation
• Avalonia: Install-Package GMap.NET.WinAvalonia

PM> Install-Package GMap.NET.Core
PM> Install-Package GMap.NET.WinForms
PM> Install-Package GMap.NET.WinForms.Utils
PM> Install-Package GMap.NET.WinPresentation
PM> Install-Package GMap.NET.WinAvalonia

Detailed documentation, including guides and API references, is maintained on the project Wiki:

https://github.com/judero01col/GMap.NET/wiki

The GMap.NET.WinForms.Utils package provides extensions for LINQPad to facilitate map debugging and visualization. You can use the following methods to quickly add visual elements to a map within a new result pane:

• .DumpMarkers(): Adds markers to the map.
• .DumpRoute(): Adds route lines to the map.