I cannot seem to find a similar question here on SO, but please direct me there if such a question already exists. I have a function that plots values on a map, as below. The graph works fine. Note that it is the go.Chloroplethmap() function, as opposed to the go.Chloropleth or other similar functions with Plotly Express. I know that there was a recent transition within Plotly for the map features, which may be why it's so difficult to find an answer. I would like the map to auto-zoom to a certain location. Here is what I have tried: go.Choroplethmap( geojson=states_uts, locations=india['state_ut'], z=india[feature], featureidkey="properties.name", colorscale=px.colors.sequential.Reds, marker={"line": {"width": 0.001, "color": "white"}} ) ).update_layout({ "geo": { # "scope": "asia", # "center": {"lon":78.9629, "lat": 20.5937}, # "projection_type": "mercator", # "fitbounds": "locations", } }).update_geos({ # "scope": "asia", # "fitbounds": "locations", # "projection_type": "mercator", # "center": {"lon":78.9629, "lat": 20.5937}, }) None of the commented out lines was able to effectively zoom in on the region. Does anyone have a hint as to how to do so, after the recent Plotly map transition? Continue reading...
