# Interactive Maps

Interactive Maps let you visually navigate games and find locations.

![An interactive map.](/files/4GFZRiYcvfubdKUqNGRX)

## Quick Search

Like with most pages in FrontierNav, you can use [Quick Search](/navigation/universal-search.md) to quickly access what you're looking for. Doing so with Interactive Maps open will take you to any relevant markers.

## Toggle Markers

LeftClick the "Funnel" icon on the top-right of the map to access the Map Legend in the Sidebar. From there, you can toggle specific types of markers.

Some maps may have too many markers so they will be hidden by default. You can see how many types of markers are hidden by the number next to the "Funnel" icon.

## Map Notes

Sometimes you will want to mark locations of interest that may not be part of the official dataset. A point of interest you want to come back to, a place with good loot, whatever it is.

**RightClick** on the place you want to place a map note and use the Sidebar to enter some text. The first line will be used as a label for the marker.

![Placing a Map Note in Dragon's Dogma](/files/-MMM7ml-agS7oFxUOavL)

## Coordinates

You can navigate to any known coordinates by choosing "Go to coordinates" from the top-right dropdown menu. Coordinates need to be in the "X, Y" or "Longitude, Latitude" format. For example, "10.2, 20.5".

You can use coordinates copied from any marker page using the "Copy Coordinates" button.

## Edit Maps

To learn more about editing maps, see [Edit Interactive Maps](/editing-data/editing-interactive-maps.md).


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