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.
answered Jul 3, 2018 at 16:18
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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. $\endgroup$ Jul 3, 2018 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. $\endgroup$– joseJul 5, 2018 at 23:30