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# Grafana Map Panel
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# Panodata Map Panel
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The Grafana Map Panel is a tile map of the world that can be overlaid with circles representing data points from a query. It can be used with time series metrics, with geohash data from Elasticsearch or data in the Table format.
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- A *geohash* field. This is used to calculate where the circle should be drawn.
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- an optional location name field (shown in the mouse over). Used to label each circle on the map. If it is empty then the geohash value is used as the label.
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The field mappings have to be specified on the Grafana Map settings tab.
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The field mappings have to be specified on the "settings" tab.
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Optionally, you can show an image over the base map (but below the data points). This could be useful, for example, to show a more detailed/up-to-date image of the area of interest, in case the map provider only has old or low-resolution images. See below for an example of displaying interpolated sensor data (for example, temperatures in a field while only knowing the temperatures at a few sensors).
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