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How to display undistorted vector data around poles? Ideally I would like to display raster tiles or MVT tiles or GeoJSON around poles. I know that with tiles (neither vector no raster) it is not possible because of limitations of web-mercator that tiles assume. The tiles use "slippy tile" indexing scheme, which in turn assumes web-mercator projection, which does not work above 85 (below -85) latitude).
But GeoJSON layer do not have the constraints of tiles. Sadly, when I try to render anything around poles, I get distorted results (similarly as in this bug)
Examples of distortions near poles (based on this example):
Hi @jakub-m, I have the same issue with Antarctica. In this demo, the data was projected to EPSG:4326 before loading, because is the only projection that somewhat fits the GeoJSON where it should be.
mapbox-gl-js version: 2.11.0
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How to display undistorted vector data around poles? Ideally I would like to display raster tiles or MVT tiles or GeoJSON around poles. I know that with tiles (neither vector no raster) it is not possible because of limitations of web-mercator that tiles assume. The tiles use "slippy tile" indexing scheme, which in turn assumes web-mercator projection, which does not work above 85 (below -85) latitude).
But GeoJSON layer do not have the constraints of tiles. Sadly, when I try to render anything around poles, I get distorted results (similarly as in this bug)
Examples of distortions near poles (based on this example):
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