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user 6422
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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Making coordinates match between Google Maps and matplotlib.basemap?
I do not believe that matplotlib natively supports Spherical Mercator. So you will need to convert your cords from that to the matplotlib projection.
Set projection to 'merc'. …
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