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Reeza
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Lack of projection so it's been flattened. I don't know how to fix that within SGPLOT only SGMAP.
GraphGuy
Meteorite | Level 14

Whereas the mapping procedures (sgmap and gmap) preserve the x/y proportions, sgplot will 'stretch' the graph to fit the available area. In your case, you could move your legend to the right-hand side, which would allow the graph axes to get bigger in the y-direction (and it would also 'squeeze' the graph in the x-direction). Or you could change the size/proportions of your output area.

 

In short, you have to control the proportions of your sgplot, such that the map will 'look right'.

 

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