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\name{globe_centers}
\alias{globe_centers}
\title{Globe center presets}
\format{
Named list with elements:
\describe{
\item{europe}{c(10, 50) - Western/Central Europe}
\item{north_america}{c(-100, 45) - USA and Canada}
\item{south_america}{c(-60, -15) - Full continent}
\item{africa}{c(20, 5) - Central Africa}
\item{asia}{c(100, 35) - China, SE Asia, Japan}
\item{oceania}{c(135, -25) - Australia, NZ, Indonesia}
\item{middle_east}{c(45, 25) - Arabian Peninsula, Iran, Turkey}
\item{south_asia}{c(80, 20) - India, Pakistan, Bangladesh}
\item{pacific}{c(-160, -10) - Polynesia, Pacific islands}
\item{caribbean}{c(-70, 18) - Caribbean islands}
\item{arctic}{c(0, 90) - North pole view}
\item{antarctic}{c(0, -90) - South pole view}
}
}
\usage{
globe_centers
}
\description{
Named list of lon/lat coordinates for common globe views.
Used by \code{\link{plot_globe}} when center is specified as a string.
}
\examples{
globe_centers$europe
globe_centers$oceania
}
