Introduction:
This post presents a set of leaderboards showcasing the points achieved by participating Local Guides. It contains an overall top 100 leaderboard that ranks the top points achievers, as well as a leaderboard for individual Local Guide levels showcasing the top 100 Local Guides at each level.
The post forms part of a series of leaderboard posts each covering different aspects of the contributions and achievements of Local Guides from all corners of the world.
To see an index of these leaderboard posts and all posts associated with them, hit this link.
Why participate?
Many Local Guides share their points achievements in personal posts on Connect’s Connections & celebrations category. However, doing this collectively as part of the Leaderboards post offers some worthwhile advantages. Why? Because here you get much more than the opportunity to brag about your points achievements:
You get a much better and easier comparative analysis of your points achievements with your peers, that is, Local Guides at your own Local Guide level;
You can gain a way to better monitor and chart the progress of your contributions over time;
You have access to a deeper analysis of your points achievements;
You can quickly gain an as-you-go health check that can highlight issues with your contributions;
As well as the inherent competitive and fun element to the Leaderboards, there’s more here than meets the eye as the Leaderboards are more than just about rankings of Local Guides! To learn more see this post.
Do you want to participate?
The good news is, you don’t have to be a “top gun” Level 10 Local Guide with millions of points to participate! There are leaderboards for each Local Guide level so anyone can join in and it’s simple to do! If you want to get on the boards hit this link or leave a comment in this post and someone will jump in to help you. We look forward to seeing on the boards!
Readme - How to read the Points leaderboards (June, 2025)
Briefly, this is what you need to know about the leaderboards in this post. For more details see the leaderboard documentation and the Leaderboard System’s online context-sensitive help information.
The leaderboards in this post present details about the Local Guide points of hundreds of participating Local Guides from all over the world. As well as an overall leaderboard ranking the top 100 Local Guides by points, you will see leaderboards for different Local Guide levels which provide you with direct comparisons of your points achievements with that of your peers.
Where shown, [ ] around leaderboard sequence numbers indicate that this is the first time that this Local Guide has participated on the Top 100 Local Guides leaderboards.
Where shown, ( ) around leaderboard sequence numbers indicate that this Local Guide levelled up/down on this leaderboard.
An asterisk (*) shown after a Connect Username indicates that that Local Guide is a Connect Moderator.
Double asterisks (**) shown after a Connect Username indicates that that Local Guide is a Googler.
A superscript following a Local Guide’s username indicates that some of that Local Guide’s data was set to private at the time of reading the data for this month’s Leaderboards (see point 12 below). The Leaderboards System uses 8 different superscripts to indicate the varying states of a Local Guide’s profile. On the Points Leaderboards a superscript of [2] indicates that while the Local Guide is included on the points leaderboards, because their Maps profile was hidden, they will not be included on this month’s Photo Views leaderboards!
Local Guides suspended or who have left the Local Guides program are excluded from the Points Leaderboards.
Hovering over a Local Guide’s username will display the number that integrates that Local Guide’s details on the Leaderboards System and Connect; the umbilical chord if you will between the two disparate systems.
Selecting a Connect Usernames will take you to that Local Guide’s Connect Profile.
A ? or the words “Not set” in a cell indicates that the respective value hasn’t been provided by or cannot be determined for the respective Local Guide.
Usernames shown as @Anonymous have either been deleted from or have left the Local Guides program.
The data for the leaderboards in this post was read at 0300 on Wednesday, July 2, 2025 (UTC).
Local Guides included on the leaderboards must check their entries for any errors. If you should find any errors or omissions, please add the details in a comment on this post. Regarding omissions, please note point 10 above.
I'm sure you'll agree that anyone with a MILLION points needs to be
specially highlighted on these leaderboards and this is what the Million Points Club is all
about. The leaderboard shown below lists the participating Local Guides with an incredible
MILLION+ points on Google Maps. Hard to believe but there you are, it is possible and
we all can one day achieve this and there's plenty of room in this club for each and
everyone of us
Let’s welcome all the new Leaderboard participants and it’s great to see that some of these are new to Connect altogether. Furthermore, the new participants come from all Local Guide levels including @20251 at level 4 from Uganda! As you can see, to make things a little more interesting, the country of origin flag has been added to the the new participants’ board.
As well as the creeping threshold to entry, for example 186,343 to 189,019 points on the Top 100 Level 10 board, there’s quite a bit of movement in few places, some of this due to the new participant heavy hitters. What other significant changes can you see in this month’s Top 100 Points Leaderboards?
The cover photo is a great shot, showing nature in its pristine form—thanks to @WilfriedB for this stunning shot.
Welcome to the 64 new Local Guides. It’s great to see them adding new flags and bringing more color to the leaderboards. I’m happy to see more Local Guides joining the Top 100.
Currently, the top five Local Guides are featured on both Million Points and Level 10 Points Leaderboard. Would it be better to avoid repeating the same names in Level 10 Points Leaderboard? This way, five additional Local Guides would have the opportunity to be recognized on Level 10 Points Leaderboard. Just a thought.
