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title: "Map Chart"
slug: "map-chart"
description: "Create a map chart."
updated: 2025-10-09T20:56:28Z
published: 2025-10-09T20:56:28Z
canonical: "support.fullcast.com/map-chart"
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> ## Documentation Index
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# Map Chart

The map chart displays the performance of territories based on selected metrics. Hover over the territory to see the values of your selected metric.

## Design a map chart

1. [Create a report](/v1/docs/create-a-report).
2. In the chart designer, select **Map Chart** from the right menu.
3. In the **Chart Title**field, type a unique name for the chart.

> [!NOTE]
> Note
> 
> If you don’t provide a name, the chart will populate a name based on selected dimensions and measures.
4. Configure the following fields:

****Measures****

Measures define a metric on the map.

  1. From the **Entities**menu on the left, search for measures.
  2. Drag and drop measures to the **Measures**field.
  3. Optional. [Customize the measures](/v1/docs/customize-measures-for-a-report).

> [!NOTE]
> Note
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> You can only plot one measure for map charts.

****Country****

Select the country you want to display the data on.

  1. From the **Country**dropdown, select a country.

****Level****

Select the level you want to view the metrics on based on the country you selected (for the United States, select country, state, or postal code level).

  1. From **Level** dropdown, select the level based on the country you selected.
  2. Optional. Select the checkbox for **Lock level**to lock the heatmap’s level to the level you selected (if the selected level is state, the user cannot zoom into other levels that are the 2-code postal codes or 5-code postal codes).

****Filters** (optional)**

Add criteria to customize the filters for the data:

  1. From the **Entities**menu on the left, search for dimensions and measures.
  2. Drag and drop dimensions and measures to the **Filters**field.
  3. In the **Operator**field, select the condition to filter the data by.
  4. In the **Value**field, add the value to filter the data by.
5. Click **Plot**.