update map docs

map-doc.md

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 - **Find the lat/long coordinates yourself.** You can add a 'lat' and a 'long' column to  your sreadsheet and manually add the coordinates yourself from typing the address into a site like [latlong.net](http://www.latlong.net).
 - **Use MapBox's city-level Geocoder Plugin** MapBox has a Google Spreadsheet [plugin](https://www.mapbox.com/tilemill/docs/guides/google-docs/#geocoding) that creates an extra 'Geo' menu at the top of your spreadsheet. With this you can select a column of addresses and geocode them to the city-level (not street-level). When selecting a geocoding service, choose MapQuest and you can leave the API key field blank.
- - _Note: When using this option, the plugin generates latitude and longitude columns named 'geo_latitude' and 'geo_longitude'. To make the map, Sheetsee.js needs you to name those columns 'lat' and 'long' instead. So each time you add a row, you'll need to regenerate all the coordinates and rename the columns. Not ideal, I know, but see my note on `sheetsee-maps` below._
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-### sheetsee-maps
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-The part of Sheetsee.js that handles maps is called [sheetsee-maps](http://github.com/jlord/sheetsee-maps). Currently it expects lattitude and longitude to come in from a spreadsheet in two columns, one named 'lat' and one named 'long'. I've opened an [issue](http://github.com/jlord/sheetsee-maps/issues/1) to update the library so that it also accepts:
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-- two columns named 'latitude' and 'longitude'
-- one column named 'lat/long'
-- two columns named 'geo_latitude' and 'geo_longitude'
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-The last item is so that people using the MapBox plugin do not need to rename their columns everytime they generate the coordinates.
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-I'll be making this update as soon as I can.
+- _Note: sheetsee.js accepts columns named: latitude, longitude; lat, long; geo_longitude, geo_latitude._