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gg <- gg + coord_map() + theme_classic() However, I get the error: Error: ggplot2 doesn't know how to deal with data of class ggmapraster when I try and run the fortify code I have used this method before to add bathymetry polygons (see previous question) but they looked messy when I plotted datapoints onto the ocean so I am now trying this
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