> you can do that but that's not really necessary. The map API already does
> that for you (figure out which overlay items are visible and render them).
> Your issue may be elsewhere in the code.
I've seen enough reports on this that I think ItemizedOverlay is
simply overwhelmed when there are more than a few hundred points. This
is not to say that there are no other possible issues, but 1000 points
in an ItemizedOverlay probably will be a problem regardless.
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