Hi Fernando, Have you considered or attempted managing the "layers" yourself within a single overlay, that is using a view stack or a canvas and maintaining the child order of your clusters instead of attempting to have the maps maintain those layers? I know this part of the API has been a bit in flux between versions so it might be worth it to DIY. If you'd like more information let me know (see an implementation where the marker overlay handles all the markers and deals with raising them and clustering here: http://www.shaunhusain.com/GoogleMapManyMarker ... credit as always is to Jonathan Wagner and Kevin Luck for posting the million marker map and the clusterer along with the ideas to implement the click handler/overlay raising). You can right click for source.
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