[Pro] Adjust World Map position so it doesn’t get cut
By default the map projection will display the world map starting at longitude = 0 to 180. Since Russia spans the 180 limit, it displays part of it on the left side, where the 0 longitude starts. The same with New Zealand, which has some islands that span 180 longitude, but it’s less visible in this case.
![[Pro] Adjust World Map position so it doesn't get cut [Pro] Adjust World Map position so it doesn't get cut](https://interactivegeomaps.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/11/worldmap-1-300x168.png)
If you prefer to have Russia all in one side, you can use the option to change the initial longitude and latitude and set the longitude to -10.
![[Pro] Adjust World Map position so it doesn't get cut [Pro] Adjust World Map position so it doesn't get cut](https://interactivegeomaps.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/11/projectionoffset-1024x220.png)
That will result in the following: