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# Create Blazor Maps using Blazor Server App in 10 Minutes
# Create Blazor Maps using Blazor Server App in 10 Minutes

This sample explains how to create and configure Syncfusion Blazor Maps component in a Blazor Server App using Visual Studio 2022. Using the Blazor Maps component, you can visualize the earth's surface and show static or interactive regions, zones, boundaries, or any geographic area . In this video, you will learn how to add a simple Blazor Maps component to a Blazor server app. You will also see how to render maps with basic features like legend, data label, and tooltip.
Repository description: Sample Blazor Server app demonstrating Syncfusion Blazor Maps integration for rendering geographic regions and interactive map features.

This sample shows how to create and configure the Syncfusion Blazor Maps component in a Blazor Server app using Visual Studio 2022. It demonstrates rendering the earth's surface and showing static or interactive regions, zones, and boundaries, and how to display legend, data labels, and tooltips.

**Example**: https://blazor.syncfusion.com/demos/maps/default-functionalities

**Documentation**: https://blazor.syncfusion.com/documentation/maps/getting-started

## Project Overview

A minimal Blazor Server sample focusing on adding and configuring the Syncfusion Maps component. The project demonstrates basic map rendering and simple UI features to help you start integrating geographic visualizations into your app.

## Features

- Render static and interactive geographic regions
- Legend, data labels, and tooltip support

## Prerequisites

* Visual Studio 2022
- Visual Studio 2022

## How to run the project
## How to run

* Checkout this project to a location in your disk.
* Open the solution file using the Visual Studio 2022.
* Restore the NuGet packages by rebuilding the solution.
* Run the project.
1. Checkout the project to a local folder.
2. Open the solution in Visual Studio 2022.
3. Rebuild to restore NuGet packages.
4. Run the project and open the sample map page.
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