I want to show a map for a rural location that has no name or post code. I know I can enter a coordinate for the "location" of a calendar entry, in this case 51.912562 -3.4204763.

If I go to Google Maps and type this into the search box, it takes me to exactly the right location.

However in the mojo Event Calendar, it takes me to a location about 3km north east. Very puzzling, until I noticed that Google Maps is also displaying the same bad location as point "A" in its results panel on the left as "2 Cefn Catref". I need to zoom out a bit to see the location.

I'm guessing mojo is using a gmaps api search method and then centering the map on the first result?

I'm not very familiar with the Google Maps API at the moment, but it seems this should be avoidable behaviour when a coordinate is entered (which Google can parse).

Same result with a comma.

Yes the normal Google Map feature behaves the same.

Yes it's the same on the demo site. I've set both the Google and Bing maps to the same coordinate here https://demo.mojoportal.com/map and the Bing map displays the correct location, the Google map the wrong one.

Well I've tried a bunch of other coordinates, and found that the location between Bing and Google maps is always different, which suggests that none work correctly in GM and it always doing a search for the nearest (indexed location?) to the entered coordinate.

It certainly isn't centering the map on the coordinate, so perhaps the API has changed behaviour. It clearly understands that this is a coordinate or the search itself wouldn't work.

Is there any way of switching the Event Calendar to use Bing maps? That would solve it for me.

Perfect Joe, that's nailed it.

I've fixed it for my site (in advance of next upgrade) by borrowing mojogmaputilsv3-v3.js from the demo site and renaming it to mojogmaputilsv3-v2.js in mine.