I have a GeoListPlot as below:-
gr = {{20, 70}, {-30, 30}};
GeoListPlot[Entity["City", {"Paris", "IleDeFrance", "France"}], GeoRange -> gr]
As you can see, the output is not rectangular. How can I make it rectangular?
Many thanks!
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Maybe GeoProjection helps here?
gr = {{20, 70}, {-30, 30}};
GeoListPlot[Entity["City", {"Paris", "IleDeFrance", "France"}],
GeoRange -> gr, GeoProjection -> "Equirectangular"]
I'd like to include Lucas' comment as I feel it is important:
Might be worth noting that the default,
GeoProjection->Automatic, is only non-rectangular ("LambertAzimuthal") at medium scales (whatever that is exactly), whereas"Mercator"and"Equirectangular"(small and large scales, respectively) both appear rectangular. Additionally, any cylindrical projection should do the trick.
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7$\begingroup$ Might be worth noting that the default,
GeoProjection->Automatic, is only non-rectangular ("LambertAzimuthal") at "medium scales" (whatever that is exactly), whereas"Mercator"and"Equirectangular"(small and large scales, respectively) both appear rectangular. Additionally, any cylindrical projection should do the trick. $\endgroup$ – Lukas Lang Jul 3 '18 at 16:24 -
$\begingroup$ Indeed. To preserve the projection automatically chosen by GeoGraphics, use the option value GeoRangePadding -> Full, instead of manually setting a cylindrical projection. $\endgroup$ – jose Jul 5 '18 at 23:30
