# The specific GeoMarker from DataSet [closed]

With reference to this related topic, I have a map (called EKB):

EKB=

The coordinates of the map corners:

LowerLeftCorner = {FromDMS["55°44'59.75''N"], FromDMS["55°46'24.20''E"]};
UpperRightCorner = {FromDMS["58°36'01.89''N"], FromDMS["66°08'20.36''E"]};


The legends for objects:

a1=


a2=


a3=


I decided to create a dataset at first in order to store the names of the objects and their coordinates.

The dataset:

DataSetEkb = Dataset[{
<|"Names of Objects" -> "Белоярская АЭС",
"Coordinates" -> {56.842034, 61.319775}, "Legend" -> a1 |>,
<|"Names of Objects" -> "Ново-Свердловская ТЭЦ",
"Coordinates" -> {56.839909, 60.841127}, "Legend" -> a2 |>,
<|"Names of Objects" -> "Среднеуральская ГРЭС",
"Coordinates" -> {57.000236, 60.463666}, "Legend" -> a3|>}];


And finally I got this:

GeoGraphics[{GeoMarker[GeoPosition[Normal[DataSetEkb[All, 2]]],
Normal[DataSetEkb[All, 3]], "Scale" -> Scaled[0.5]]},
GeoBackground -> GeoStyling[{"Image", EKB}],
GeoRange -> Transpose@{LowerLeftCorner, UpperRightCorner}]


Questions:

1. Why did I get this result and how can it be fixed (what's wrong with my parameters of GeoMarker)?

2. Is it okay to use the DataSet in such type of the "task" (in order to store the objects and their parameters)? What if the number of the objects is more than 2000? Perhaps, there is a better way to store the objects?

(I hope I was sufficiently specific)

## closed as off-topic by m_goldberg, LCarvalho, José Antonio Díaz Navas, bbgodfrey, eyorbleApr 8 at 17:19

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I'd suggest that you first carefully read the document page of GeoMarker as it clearly does not specify a syntax where you can use multiple markers for multiple coordinates. So, you have to resort to using multiple GeoMarkers instead.

Something like:

GeoGraphics[
{
GeoMarker[##, "Scale" -> Scaled[0.05]] & @@@
Values@Normal@DataSetEkb[All, {"Coordinates", "Legend"}
},
GeoBackground -> GeoStyling[{"Image", EKB}],
GeoRange -> Transpose@{LowerLeftCorner, UpperRightCorner}
]