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   | GoogleMap.CancelableCallback | A callback interface for reporting when a task is complete or cancelled. | 
| GoogleMap.InfoWindowAdapter | Provides views for customized rendering of info-windows. | 
| GoogleMap.OnCameraChangeListener | Defines signatures for methods that are called when the camera changes position. | 
| GoogleMap.OnInfoWindowClickListener | Callback interface for click/tap events on a marker's info window. | 
| GoogleMap.OnMapClickListener | Callback interface for when the user taps on the map. | 
| GoogleMap.OnMapLongClickListener | Callback interface for when the user long presses on the map. | 
| GoogleMap.OnMarkerClickListener | Defines signatures for methods that are called when a marker is clicked or tapped. | 
| GoogleMap.OnMarkerDragListener | Callback interface for drag events on markers. | 
| LocationSource | Defines an interface for providing location data, typically to a GoogleMapobject. | 
| LocationSource.OnLocationChangedListener | Handles a location update. | 
| CameraUpdate | Defines a camera move. | 
| CameraUpdateFactory | A class containing methods for creating CameraUpdateobjects that change a map's camera. | 
| GoogleMap | This is the main class of the Google Maps Android API and is the entry point for all methods related to the map. | 
| GoogleMapOptions | Defines configuration GoogleMapOptions for a GoogleMap. | 
| MapFragment | A Map component in an app. | 
| MapsInitializer | Use this class to initialize the Google Maps Android API if features need to be used before obtaining a map. | 
| MapView | A View which displays a map (with data obtained from the Google Maps service). | 
| Projection | A projection is used to translate between on screen location and geographic coordinates on the surface of the Earth ( LatLng). | 
| SupportMapFragment | A Map component in an app. | 
| UiSettings | Settings for the user interface of a GoogleMap. |