This seems to work, although of course I have no idea what's in your data: 
#!/usr/bin/perl
my @x_points = ( 100, 200 );
my @y_points = ( 100, 200 );
my @radiuses = ( 50, 50 );

my @websites = qw( http://www.yahoo.com http://www.google.com );

print q(
    <IMG SRC="figure.gif" USEMAP="#mymap" width="400" height="400">
    <MAP NAME="mymap">
);

  for ( my $i = 0 ; $i < @x_points ; $i++ )
{
   print
     qq(<AREA SHAPE="circle" 
         COORDS="$x_points[$i],$y_points[$i],$radiuses[$i]" 
         HREF="$websites[$i]">
        );
}
print q(</MAP>);

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This produces two circular links, centres at 100,100 and 200,200, with radius 50. Very roughly, something like this: 
######################################################  
#                                                    #  
#                                                    #  
#       ######                                       #  
#     ##      ##                                     #  
#    #          #                                    #  
#    #          #  <-yahoo                           #  
#    #          #                                    #  
#     ##      ##                                     #  
#       ######                                       #  
#                   ######                           #  
#                 ##      ##                         #  
#                #          #                        #  
#                #          # <- google              #  
#                #          #                        #  
#                 ##      ##                         #  
#                   ######                           #  
#                                                    #  
#                                                    #  
#                                                    #  
#                                                    #  
#                                                    #  
#                                                    #  
#                                                    #  
#                                                    #  
#                                                    #  
#                                                    #  
######################################################

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But what your code is crying out for is a nice little AoH containing all the data in a much better structure. Exercise for the reader etc.

($_='kkvvttuu bbooppuuiiffss qqffssmm iibbddllffss')
=~y~b-v~a-z~s; print

In reply to Re: Creating an image map using Perl code by Cody Pendant
in thread Creating an image map using Perl code by lampros21_7

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