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what is the easiest way to plot a lon/lat point (without manual conversion) on a XY map?

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I am data scientist not experienced in GIS and need to do some simple map plotting of the Netherlands. Using Geopandas everything works out nice and dandy for my purposes however I am stuck on 1 aspect:

The map I drew has the following CRS:

map_df__.crs
{'init': 'epsg:28992'}

I want to plot a couple of points of which I get the lon/lat coordinates from google maps.

Muddling my way to understand projections on the fly I got to this code:

map_df.to_crs(epsg=4289).plot(edgecolor='black')

Which gives this map: (Amsterdam is an example)

This map looks a bit squashed. I am guessing because because of the projection.

So my question is: what is the easiest way to plot a lon/lat point (without manual conversion) on a XY map? How can make the squashed map look like the 'stretched' version

Should I use a different espg?

Many thanks

coordinate-system geopandas epsg reprojection-mathematics plotting

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I am data scientist not experienced in GIS and need to do some simple map plotting of the Netherlands. Using Geopandas everything works out nice and dandy for my purposes however I am stuck on 1 aspect:

The map I drew has the following CRS:

map_df__.crs
{'init': 'epsg:28992'}

I want to plot a couple of points of which I get the lon/lat coordinates from google maps.

Muddling my way to understand projections on the fly I got to this code:

map_df.to_crs(epsg=4289).plot(edgecolor='black')

Which gives this map: (Amsterdam is an example)

This map looks a bit squashed. I am guessing because because of the projection.

So my question is: what is the easiest way to plot a lon/lat point (without manual conversion) on a XY map? How can make the squashed map look like the 'stretched' version

Should I use a different espg?

Many thanks

coordinate-system geopandas epsg reprojection-mathematics plotting

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asked 23 mins ago

MaartenkMaartenk

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I am data scientist not experienced in GIS and need to do some simple map plotting of the Netherlands. Using Geopandas everything works out nice and dandy for my purposes however I am stuck on 1 aspect:

The map I drew has the following CRS:

map_df__.crs
{'init': 'epsg:28992'}

I want to plot a couple of points of which I get the lon/lat coordinates from google maps.

Muddling my way to understand projections on the fly I got to this code:

map_df.to_crs(epsg=4289).plot(edgecolor='black')

Which gives this map: (Amsterdam is an example)

This map looks a bit squashed. I am guessing because because of the projection.

So my question is: what is the easiest way to plot a lon/lat point (without manual conversion) on a XY map? How can make the squashed map look like the 'stretched' version

Should I use a different espg?

Many thanks

coordinate-system geopandas epsg reprojection-mathematics plotting

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