Draw a map covering a 50-mile radius around Copenhagen:

Get the actual geo range used:

Specify explicit ranges of latitude and longitude in degrees:

Specify a geo entity:

Automatically select the region to plot:

Choose the geo range to show the surrounding country:

A satellite image of the whole world:

The default GeoRange value with no location information is the whole world around your geo location:

The default GeoRange choice around a point is a padded geo disk of about 10 miles around that point:

For an extended region, the default GeoRange choice is a padded form of the geo bounds of that region:

Specify latitude and longitude ranges in degrees:

Show the country in which the given geo position is located:

Plot the whole world using the Bonne projection:

Change the central meridian:

Specify an entity:

Specify an entity class:

Area corresponding to the ranges enclosing a geo circle of 1000 kilometers around Buenos Aires:

Set the geo range to an explicit distance:

Geo radii specified as pure numbers are assumed to be in meters:

Full ranges in latitude or longitude:

Draw Brazil while showing the entire world:

Explicitly specify a geo range that includes the entire world:

Use the symbol All:

Specify a geo range as a point-like (no available polygon) location plus default geo range padding:

Longitude ranges spanning more than 360 degrees are clipped to 360 degrees from the left:

Longitude ranges are always measured toward the east:

GeoRange defines the part of the Earth to be projected:

GeoGridRange selects a part of that map in the projected coordinates:

By default, geo ranges are padded to cover the full map grid range:

Use GeoRangePaddingNone to clip to the given geo range:

Latitude values outside are clipped, and a message is generated:

Use AbsoluteOptions to see the resulting clipped geo range: