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If you are thinking about using this tag then perhaps reconsider whether your question would be better posted to Stack Overflow because "matplotlib is a python 2D plotting library" rather than GIS software.
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Groupby Ploting - give each plot title/name
If you want to represent the continents side by side, you have to create subplots on the same fig. To do so, you can iterate through your group of continents. Here is an example:
import geopandas as …
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