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Kadir Şahbaz
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I am currently exporting a geojson data from qgis to mapbox studio. My area map covers and crosses the 180 degree line across the Pacific ocean. I tried exporting using CRS setting EPSG:4326 and EPSG:3832 (Pacific Disaster Center) to no luck as both settings cuts and only shows the first half of the area.

Is there a way that I can export the geojson without being cut off? Thanks!

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Area should be this:

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-Joseph

I am currently exporting a geojson data from qgis to mapbox studio. My area map covers and crosses the 180 degree line across the Pacific ocean. I tried exporting using CRS setting EPSG:4326 and EPSG:3832 (Pacific Disaster Center) to no luck as both settings cuts and only shows the first half of the area.

Is there a way that I can export the geojson without being cut off? Thanks!

enter image description here

Area should be this:

enter image description here

-Joseph

I am currently exporting a geojson data from qgis to mapbox studio. My area map covers and crosses the 180 degree line across the Pacific ocean. I tried exporting using CRS setting EPSG:4326 and EPSG:3832 (Pacific Disaster Center) to no luck as both settings cuts and only shows the first half of the area.

Is there a way that I can export the geojson without being cut off?

enter image description here

Area should be this:

enter image description here

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Map chopped off across 180degree line from QGIS to Mapbox

I am currently exporting a geojson data from qgis to mapbox studio. My area map covers and crosses the 180 degree line across the Pacific ocean. I tried exporting using CRS setting EPSG:4326 and EPSG:3832 (Pacific Disaster Center) to no luck as both settings cuts and only shows the first half of the area.

Is there a way that I can export the geojson without being cut off? Thanks!

enter image description here

Area should be this:

enter image description here

-Joseph