Hi Curtis,

The use case that you describe is a common one. For example, on HFC deployments, we normally display in a map the geographical location of cable modems. It could be the case that a subscriber can have more than one cable modem. In that case, both cable modems will have the same geographical coordinates. The workaround will depend on your requirements:

• In the example above, rather than displaying the location of the cable modems, we could display the location of the subscriber. When selecting the marker, you can display in a pop-up more details about the cable modems assigned to the subscriber.
• It could be the case that the devices assigned to the subscriber are from a different type. In this case, you could filter the markers based on the type.

P.S. For these use cases we use DataMiner Maps

Hope it helps.