Geofield is a Drupal 8 module that provides a field type for storing geographic data. This data can be attached to any entity, e.g., nodes, users and taxonomy terms. Geofield provides different widgets for data input and formatters for data output. It integrates with other mapping modules (including ... and Geocoder),

This page describes how you can configure Addressfield Autocomplete module with Address Field, geocode the coordinates to a Geofield and show the point on map.

Overview

Let’s say we have a content type "Tournament" which has an Address Field for the place where the tournament is played.

Configure a GeoField instance where the data is retrieved from a KML File.

Geolocation Field Overview

Geolocation Field provides a field type to store geographical locations as pairs of latitude and longitude (lan,lng). Currently, a stable and secure version exists for both Drupal 7 and 8. Since the Drupal 8 version was a complete rewrite the two modules differ in functionality and will be handled separately below. The documentation is currently far behind the module itself, so please feel free to submit any 'how tos' or detailed directions on configuring and using this module.

DESCRIPTION:

The Geomap module will render a Google map in a block.

The locations placed on the google map are obtained by
analysing the current page for GEO microformat informaton.
When this info exists, a map will be rendered, when there
is no location information, no map will appear.

More information on GEO Microformats:
http://microformats.org/wiki/geo

Once Cartaro is installed you will find yourself in a basically empty Drupal instance. Of course if you've chosen to install sample data these will now be present, too. The first steps are probably setting up users, roles, content types and custom theme to suit your case.