SOCIAL NETWORK MAPS WITH PLACE REACTIONS

Techniques for providing social network maps are described. For example, a social networking system may receive, from a first user account associated with the social networking system, a content item associated with a location. The social networking system presents a control usable to provide multiple different types of feedback associated with the location. In some examples, the social networking system then generates an interactive map which comprises a visual representation of the content item associated with the location on the interactive map to a second user account. Upon receiving input comprising a selection of a particular type of feedback from among the multiple different types of feedback, the social networking system the performs an action associated with the selected particular type of feedback.