Reputation: 367
Goal
I'm trying to create a map in ggplot of the French 2017 election results that fills each electorate with the colour of the winning party.
Problem
When I map the shapefile of French electorates with geom_sf
, the fill argument doesn't recognise the hexadecimal values I feed it for each party's colour. Instead it assigns each party a new colour.
My map should be coloured like this correct party colours
But ggplot currently colours it like this incorrect party colours
Code
I have a shapefile of all french electorates, here, which in R looks like
df
dept_circ party_2017 dept_nom geometry
1 001_01 LR Ain POLYGON ((4.887938 46.41241...
2 001_02 LR Ain POLYGON ((4.728168 45.94598...
3 001_03 LREM Ain POLYGON ((5.570681 45.75369...
4 001_04 LREM Ain POLYGON ((4.739192 46.04677...
5 001_05 LR Ain POLYGON ((5.247852 45.94869...
6 002_01 LREM Aisne POLYGON ((3.310763 49.68271...
7 002_02 LR Aisne POLYGON ((3.055322 49.83207...
8 002_03 PS Aisne POLYGON ((3.3149 49.95589, ...
9 002_04 LREM Aisne POLYGON ((3.036076 49.3252,...
10 002_05 LREM Aisne POLYGON ((2.957951 49.22691...
I created a corresponding set of colours for each party (first five parties shown below)
colours_fra_parties <- c(
"PCF" = "#E4002B",
"DVG" = "#FFC0C0",
"FI" = "#C9462C",
"FI (E)"= "#C9462C",
"PS" = "#ED1651") # ... and so on for every single party
I fed the shapefile and colours into ggplot like this
df %>%
ggplot() +
geom_sf(
aes(fill = party_2017),
colour = "#000000", # Colour the border around each electorate
lwd = 0.1 # Specify width of the border lines
) +
coord_sf( # Centre the map on metropolitan France
xlim = c(-5, 10), # Degrees longitude west (-) and east (+) of GMT to map
ylim = c(41.5, 51.5)) + # Degrees latitude south (-) and north (+) of the equator
scale_colour_manual( # Feed geom_sf the correct colours of each party
values = colours_fra_parties)
But the results produced the incorrect party colours
What am I doing wrong that geom_sf isn't recognising the hexadecimal colours that I'm feeding it?
Upvotes: 0
Views: 299
Reputation: 498
Use scale_fill_manual()
instead of scale_colour_manual()
.
https://ggplot2.tidyverse.org/reference/scale_manual.html
Upvotes: 3