I'm working with package ggplot2
and using the function geom_map
to fill
the countries with different colors.
I was wondering if it is possible to fill with flags instead of colors?
Desired result:
I'm doing:
ALL_EU <-c("Russia", "Germany", "UK", "France", "Italy", "Spain", "Ukraine", "Poland", "Romania", "Netherlands", "Belgium", "Czech Republic", "Greece", "Portugal", "Sweden", "Hungary", "Belarus", "Austria", "Serbia", "Switzerland", "Bulgaria", "Denmark", "Finland","Slovakia", "Norway", "Ireland", "Croatia", "Moldova", "Bosnia and Herzegovina","Albania", "Lithuania", "North Macedonia", "Slovenia", "Latvia", "Estonia","Montenegro", "Luxembourg" , "Malta", "Iceland", "Andorra", "Monaco", "Liechtenstein","San Marino", "Vatican", "Kosovo")
#Filter some regions out just for plot
world_map <- map_data("world",region = ALL_EU[-which(ALL_EU%in%c("Russia","Iceland"))])
world_map <- world_map%>%filter(subregion!="Svalbard"&subregion!="Jan Mayen"|is.na(subregion))
and then plot it, note that in this case I use fill = "Flags"
so I can then change the color and legend with scale_fill_manual
, also I make all countries blue just for a reproducible example.
ggplot()
theme_void()
geom_map(dat = world_map,map = world_map,
aes(map_id = region,fill = "Flags"),color = "gray",size = 0.25)
scale_fill_manual(name = "Countries", values = c("Flags" = "blue"))
expand_limits(x = world_map$long, y = world_map$lat)
Also, and even if its possible, fill several countries with, for example, the flag of the European Union. But this is probably for another question. Thank you!
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