USGS Topo tiles #62
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I'd agree that it's a natural way to do this 😄 Have you checked out this vignette's section on using elevation data from terrainr with ggplot2? If there's anything not clear on how to apply this to your own situation, let me know -- but you should be able to use this data with ggplot2. |
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Hey @gregorypenn -- I added the following endpoints to the GitHub version of the package: USGSTopo, USGSShadedReliefOnly, USGSImageryOnly, USGSHydroCached, USGSTNMBlank The USGS Topo layer definitely works. The other ones sometimes work. I'm trying to see how much of that is a terrainr thing, and how much of that is the source APIs being a bit flaky as of late. Thanks for the suggestion! |
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I've been looking for an easy way to add USGS Topo tiles to maps made using ggplot2. Since the National Map server provides USGS topos, and terrainr gets map tiles from the National Map server, it seems like terrainr would be a natural way for me to add a USGS topo layer to my ggplots. Is there any reason this would be a difficult feature to implement?
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