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How do I link to a specific location without getting an A-marker at the nearest known address ?
Example: http://maps.google.com/?q=55.80707,12.428284&t=h&z=12
I only want to see the green arrow – not the (irrelevant) A-marker
Google Maps doesn’t allow this any more; the behaviour is only controllable in limited ways and Google are quite proud of their local search, with photos and things. What you can do is force the A marker to be your marker, and give it a label in the sidebar.
Enclose the label you want in round brackets. Use
+to represent a space.http://maps.google.com/?q=55.80707,12.428284+(My+point)&t=h&z=12