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Posted on January 7, 2023 (Updated on July 10, 2025)

KML/KMZ: Make one placemark appear in two folders?

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How do I add multiple placemarks in Google Earth?

Create & manage placemarks

  1. On your computer, open Google Earth.
  2. Navigate to the place you want to save.
  3. Above the map, click Add Placemark .
  4. In the new window, next to “Name,” enter a placemark name.
  5. To choose a different placemark icon, to the right of the “Name” field, click the button.

How to merge 2 KML files?

Go to File, then Open and select all the kmz or kml files you wish to merge. They will show up in your “Temporary Places” folder. 2. For better organization, Create a new folder by right-clicking My Places or Temporary Places →Add → Folder and drag all the files you wish you merge into that folder.

How to create a KMZ file in Google Earth with multiple locations?

Once your polygon is ready, right-click on the map in Google Earth. In the dialogue box that pops up, choose “Save Place As…”. This will allow you to save a KMZ file to your computer with whatever name you like. Choose a name that makes it easiest to find later, then select “Save”.

What is the difference between KML and KMZ?

KML can include both raster and vector data, and the file includes symbolization. KML files are like HTML, and only contains links to icons and raster layers. A KMZ file combines the images with the KML into a single zipped file.
 

How do I pin more than one location?

To drop multiple pins on Google Maps, you’ll need to customize your own map by using the Create Map option. This opens a custom map where you can drop as many pin icons as you like. You can create an itinerary for your next trip, so you never forget the locations you wanted to visit.
 

How do I set multiple locations?

Add multiple destinations

  1. On your computer, open Google Maps.
  2. Click Directions .
  3. Add a starting point and a destination.
  4. On the left, below the destinations you entered, click Add .
  5. To add a stop, choose another destination. You can add up to 9 stops.
  6. Click on a route to get the directions.


How do I merge two Google Earth projects?

How to Merge Two Google Maps

  1. Right-click the first map’s location marker.
  2. Click “What’s Here” to add the location’s coordinates to the map’s search bar.
  3. Highlight the coordinates and press “Ctrl-C” to copy them.
  4. Switch to the second map.
  5. Click “Directions” to open a text box for another location.

How do I merge two shared drives?

Here’s how you can use the app:

  1. Download and install “Backup and Sync”.
  2. Connect your secondary Google Drive to the app.
  3. Sync your files and folders with the hard drive to download them.
  4. Connect your primary Google Drive.
  5. Drag and drop the items from one Google Drive to another.

How do I add multiple kml files to Google Earth?

To add multiple KML layers:

  1. Place your KML or KMZ files on the server or servers that will host them.
  2. Create a new parent KML file that contains NetworkLink references to each of your KML or KMZ files.
  3. Place the parent KML file on the Earth server.

How do I show multiple locations on Google Earth Pro?

Make sure you are logged into Google and then following the steps below:

  1. Go to Google.com/maps.
  2. In the top left corner, click the 3 bars.
  3. Click Your Places.
  4. Click Maps.
  5. Click Create Map.

 

How do I add multiple options to Google Maps?

Add multiple destinations

  1. On your Android phone or tablet, open the Google Maps app .
  2. Search for your destination or tap it on the map.
  3. In the bottom left, tap Directions .
  4. In the top right, tap More. Add stop. You can add up to 9 stops.
  5. When you’re finished, tap Done.


Can you embed a Google map with multiple locations?

If you want to display a map on your website that has more than one location plotted on it, you will need to create this on the Google Maps website and then embed it on to your site. Firstly you will need to generate your map with the multiple locations plotted.
 

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