Map Title (and subtitle)

Usually draws attention by virtue of its dominant size; serves to focus attention on the primary content of the map.
Should be an answer to "What? Where? When?"

Definition and Organization of
Map Elements

The parts that make up the design and layout of a map are visual elements, which allow the transfer of information.
Think about the various elements that must be present on your map (title (and subtitle), legend, credits, map symbols, border and neatlines, etc.). Try to arrange these elements on the layout into a meaningful, aesthetically pleasing design.

Credits can include the map source, the author, dates, or other explanatory material. Credits should always be written smallest as possible and be placed in a box without a frame.