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Mapping the World's Stadiums with Wikipedia Data

Over 4,500 stadiums worldwide - provided by Wikipedia - imported via the Mapsemble API.

We used the Mapsemble API to import over 9,000 stadiums from Wikipedia into a single interactive map. This map shows over 4,500 of them—specifically those with an opening year on record. In this post, we show how the API handles large datasets and how Range filters with histograms let you slice through the data visually.

Teun van Veggel

Founder of Mapsemble

2025 in Review: Looking Back and Moving Forward

2025 was a year of figuring things out. We set out to build a tool for interactive maps and listings, and learned some valuable lessons along the way. Here's what happened and where we're headed in 2026.

Teun van Veggel

Founder of Mapsemble

Introducing Mapsemble Starterkits - Get Started Faster Than Ever

A Mapsemble starterkit showcasing rental homes across Europe.
Note: This data is AI-generated and not real.

Building interactive maps from scratch can be time-consuming. That's why we've created Starterkits — pre-configured map templates that let you get up and running in minutes, not hours.

In this post, I'll introduce our first starterkits and show you how they can accelerate your mapping projects.

Teun van Veggel

Founder of Mapsemble

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