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When trying to plot two separate non-spatial tables, mapview() seems to combine them into a single layer, and the map doesn't allow telling them apart. Here's a reproducible example using two small GBIF datasets downloaded with the 'geodata' package:
Hi, non-spatial objects are handled a bit differently and are not a high priority in general. You can set layer.name explicitly to get two distinct layers:
When trying to plot two separate non-spatial tables, mapview() seems to combine them into a single layer, and the map doesn't allow telling them apart. Here's a reproducible example using two small GBIF datasets downloaded with the 'geodata' package:
The two layers are properly mapped separately if they're previously converted to spatial objects:
Cheers!
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