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1 - Different maps can have different sets of locations through the use of 'Groups'. You can create multiple groups in the dashboard and then assign each location to one or more groups. Finally map blocks can be filtered to show locations from a particular group.
2 - I am familiar with the screenshots you've attached, I've used that block a number of times on 5.6 sites. In contrast to that block I didn't include a block level option to put the list to the side, or a search/filter. The reason is that I felt there were too many different ways people would want this to work, too many grid systems and responsive considerations to make. The same consideration was made for the search, people's expectations would vary a lot. So I simply went with outputting a very plain list of locations.
However, placing the list of locations on a side and making it scrollable would be achievable through only a little bit of additional custom styling, as both the map and the list have classes on them that would be easily targeted. You then could adjusting the width and responsiveness to suit your theme.
The search you would need to also implement yourself through the use of a custom block template - that's obviously harder and would require Javascript, but there wouldn't be anything in the block that would prevent its inclusion I don't believe.