Types/Examples of sitemap

HTML: This sitemap is available to the user and the crawler. This is present on the website. so the user can easily navigate each and every page of the website.
XML: This is available to crawler only not for the user. It tells the crawler how many pages present on your website, modification of webpages and frequency of updation and time of modification.
Image: An image-sitemap is an XML-sitemap created specifically for images and their contents.
Using an image-XML-sitemap, you can add specific information, such as the location (geo_location), to the images on your website and submit them to Google. Adding a separate image-sitemap can be helpful for your image rankings in the Google Image
Video: A separate video-XML-sitemap allows you to enhance the video contents on your website with additional information, like defining a category to which the video belongs to. This helps videos rank better in Google Video Search.
Mobile: If a website delivers mobile content specifically for “feature-phones”, you should add a mobile XML-sitemap. This does not concern smartphones, as they have a full-fledged browser available. Feature-phones are phones that do not have a full-fledged browser and use WAP/WML, etc.
These are the types of Sitemap but basically there are only three types of site map
1. TXT: It is outdated. Not using
2. HTML: Available to USER
3. XML: Available to Web Crawler

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