Web Mapping is the process of creating and displaying maps on the internet. It allows users to interact with geographic data through web browsers, making it easy to visualize information like locations, routes, and spatial relationships. Web maps can be accessed on various devices, including computers and smartphones, providing a user-friendly way to explore geographic information. These maps often use Geographic Information Systems (GIS) technology to analyze and present data. Users can zoom in and out, search for specific places, and even overlay different types of information, such as traffic conditions or weather patterns. This interactivity enhances the understanding of spatial data and its applications.