Use quantities with units as values:

Plot an association:

Use a derived list of entities in the left-hand side of a rule:

Color all the subentities of an EntityClass:

Use GeoDisk as region:

Use Polygon as region:

Use geo primitives:

Use GeoGroup:

Use quantities with units as values:

Use QuantityArray for the values:

Mix cities and countries and use explicit colors:

Wrap a Tooltip on data:

Override the default tooltips:

Use any object in the tooltip:

Wrap Style, StatusArea and Button:

Nest wrappers:

Automatically add the names of the specified locations as labels:

Add custom labels for regions:

Use tooltips to show multiple pieces of information:

Color regions using an existing color scheme:

Use equally sized bins for coloring the map:

Use a clustering algorithm to compute the bins:

Mark locations with a special character:

Mark locations with a GeoMarker:

For default, all regions are shown:

Show points for small regions:

Show polygons of all regions with a Polygon property:

Show polygons for extended regions and GeoMarker for small regions or with no Polygon property:

Show Tiny "OpenMarkers" for small regions:

Use a Point for all regions and label regions with a Tooltip:

Specify that missing data should be colored green with a dashed outline:

Change the style of the automatically generated labels:

Use EdgeForm to change the outline of extended regions:

Color clipped regions lighter blue if the value is too low and darker blue if the value is too high:

Color clipped regions light gray:

Do not color clipped regions:

Color only clipped regions when the value is too high:

Do not show legends:

Change the location of the legend:

Use a continuous gradient coloring for the plot and the legend:

Draw a relief map background for the map:

Specify a specific location for the center of the map:

Specify the region to show:

By default, the ratio of the height to width for the plot is determined automatically:

Make the height the same as the width with AspectRatio1:

Use numerical value to specify the height to width ratio:

AspectRatioFull adjusts the height and width to tightly fit inside other constructs:

Color clipped regions lighter blue if the value is too low and darker blue if the value is too high:

Color clipped regions light gray:

Color only clipped regions when the value is too high:

Color regions using an existing color scheme:

Use None to use a continuous range of colors:

Use colors corresponding to equal-width bins:

Specify how large the bins should be:

Use the -means algorithm for find clusters of values:

Specify how many clusters to find:

Using "Quantile" will put approximately the same number of regions in each bin:

Some of the regions are small and may not be visible:

Color the regions according to what quartile they are in:

Specify the bin boundaries:

Use unscaled coordinates with a custom color function:

Specify color rules for explicit values:

Use the default background for map region and background:

Draw a relief map background for the map:

Maps are automatically centered based on the data:

Specify a specific location for the center of the map:

Automatically add the names of the specified locations as labels:

Use tooltips to show the names of locations:

Use tooltips to show multiple pieces of information:

The geographic region to show is automatically determined:

Specify the region to show:

Change the style of the automatically generated labels:

Specify that missing data should be colored green with a dashed outline:

Do not show legends:

Change the location of the legend:

Use a continuous gradient coloring for the plot and the legend:

Mark locations with a special character:

Mark locations with a GeoMarker:

By default, all regions are shown:

Show points for small regions:

Show polygons of all regions with a Polygon property:

Show polygons for extended regions and GeoMarker for small regions or with no Polygon property:

Show tiny "OpenMarkers" for small regions:

Use all the color contrast for the countries with fewer than 20,000,000 people:

Use all the color contrast for the countries between 11,000,000 and 20,000,000 people:

Use different style directives:

Use EdgeForm to change the outline of extended regions:

Change the units shown in the legend: