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I am building a Drupal 7 site to use the Google Maps API coupled with the GeoField module. I need to architect the site so that a node (perhaps a custom content type with the geofield used) represents a location on the map.

Would a geo field in the node's content type be sufficient or should I also create a hierarchy taxonomy representing the hierarchy of the world?

Continents > Countries > Regions > Cities > Districts
North America > United States of America > California > San Francisco > Golden Gate

Each blip on the map represents a location which might be a business listing or an event. I am thinking it would be duplicating things to create the taxonomy.

Adam
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  • I am not sure about the geo field module. You can do put the map in node-customcontenttype.tpl.php . – Vishal Khialani Apr 10 '12 at 10:09
  • Finally got an answer on the Drupal Q&A site. [http://drupal.stackexchange.com/questions/22027/recommended-taxonomy-structure-for-destinations-site][1] [1]: http://drupal.stackexchange.com/questions/22027/recommended-taxonomy-structure-for-destinations-site – Adam Apr 11 '12 at 14:13

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