Adding Polygon to existing Raster plot changes scale/extent of plot to that of new polygon

[Brad Udall]

Hi,

If need be I can provide a reproducible example, but before going down that path perhaps someone could share a simple tip that would solve this for me.

I have an existing raster plot (geom_raster) of a subset of the American Southwest. I want to add state lines on top of this for context.

When I do this via geom_path of these boundary lines, my plot then gets blown up to the size/extent of the added geom_path.

So, for example, if I have a portion of AZ/CA/NM on my plot and I add state boundary lines from USA Boundaries, all of a sudden the plot shows the whole US.

There must be a simple fix for this so that the new added polygon data respects the old extent/scales etc.

Thanks,

Brad

[Konstantinos L. Papageorgiou]

Dear Brad,
I think you are searching for https://ggplot2.tidyverse.org/reference/lims.html
Happy new year,
Kostas

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