Maps Bookmarking: Possible to create folders?

In Safari, I can create folders for my bookmarks and even reorder the folders by tapping "Edit". I would find it very useful to organize my Maps bookmarks in a similar fashion (by locale, for instance). Yet I don't see any way to create bookmark folders in Maps. Does anyone have any info on this?

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No, that's not possible, if you have any suggestions that you think might enhance iCloud you can send Apple your feedback here.

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