how to turn off clustering once a certain zoom level is reached

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To turn off clustering once a certain zoom level is reached in MapKit, you can use the region priority property to manage the annotations displayed on the map. This allows you to limit the results to a specific region, ensuring that only relevant annotations are shown based on the zoom level.

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