Intro
In Domo, you can add maps representing data for states, provinces, or prefectures in individual countries. Country maps require only two data columns or rows from your DataSet. One column or row contains the name (or abbreviation, for certain countries) of the state, province, or prefecture, and the other contains the values for each such region. These values are represented in your map by varying shades of color, each of which corresponds to a specific range. Ranges are determined automatically based on the distribution of values in your DataSet and are represented by a legend, which is automatically included beside the map. For information about value, category, and series data, see Understanding Chart Data.
If you want a map for a country not available in Domo's default map list, you can add it as a custom chart. For more information, see Custom Charts.
For information about world maps, see World Map. For information about continental or regional maps, see Continental/Regional Map. For information about latitude-longitude maps, see Latitude-Longitude Map.
For information about troubleshooting when an area in your map does not show data but there is data, see Troubleshooting.
Video - Map Charts
Powering country maps
In the Analyzer, you choose the columns containing the data for your map. For more information about choosing data columns, see Applying DataSet Columns to Your Chart.
For more information about formatting charts in the Analyzer, see Visualization Card Building Part 2: The Analyzer.
The following graphic shows you how data from a typical column-based spreadsheet is converted into a U.S. map:
Customizing country maps
You can customize the appearance of a country map by editing its Chart Properties. Properties for all chart types are listed and described in Chart Properties. Unique properties of maps include the following. You can click a thumbnail image to see a larger image.
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Theme > Theme |
Allows you to change the color theme for the map. For more information about setting colors, see Changing the Default Colors in Your Chart. |
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General > Balanced Distribution |
Adjusts maps to include a balanced number of items within each range. This is helpful in spreading values across each range when your data contains extreme outliers. The pair of maps in the screenshots at right how Balanced Distribution works. (These are country maps for Canada, not World maps, but the principle is the same.) In these maps, the values of most of the Canadian provinces are in the range of 100 to 1500. The outlier, Alberta, has a value of 10,000. Balanced Distribution has not been turned on in the top map, so a skewed version of the data is shown—Alberta appears dark and all of the other provinces appear light. In the bottom map, the user has turned on Balanced Distribution, so Alberta is grouped into the same range as the province with the next highest value. |
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General > Auto Zoom to Data |
Zooms in on the region of your map with data. In the example at right, the only states with data are Utah, Arizona, Colorado, and New Mexico, so the map zooms on them automatically. This option will not work if all of the regions in your map with data are not adjacent. For example, if the map at right showed Oregon as having data, the auto-zoom would not work because Oregon is not adjacent to any of the other states with data. |
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General> Hide No Data Items |
Hides all items in your map without data. In the example at right, the only states with data are Utah, Arizona, Colorado, and New Mexico, so the map hides all other states. Unlike the "Auto Zoom to Data" property, this will work even if there are regions not adjacent to other regions. |
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General > Hide Abbreviated Legend |
Hides the legend shown at the bottom of maps in some views. |
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General > Override Maximum Value |
Lets you specify the maximum value for a map or Heat Map. By default, Domo uses the highest value in the DataSet as the maximum value. However, by setting this property you can override this value. |
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Hover Legend > Hide Legend |
Hides the legend that normally appears on the right side of a map in the Details view. |
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Hover Legend > Hide Total |
Hides the "Total" section of the legend that appears on the right side of a map in the Details view. The example shows a map in which this has been done. |
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Hover Legend > Hide Values |
Hides the value and percent of total value in the legend that appears on the right side of a map in the Details view. The example shows a map in which this has been done. |
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Data Label Settings > Text |
Specifies text for the data labels. This property is the "on switch" for data labels—you must specify text for them to appear. |
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Data Label Settings > Font Size |
Allows you to increase or decrease the data label font size. The "Default" font size falls between the largest and second-smallest font sizes. For more information, see Changing the Font Size in Your Chart. |
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Data Label Settings > Text Color |
Lets you determine the text color for your map data labels. If you select "Default," the color will be automatically determined based on the background color. This is shown in the example at right, in which the data labels on darker areas appear white and those on lighter areas appear dark red. |
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Data Label Settings > Value Abbreviation |
Determines whether data label values are abbreviated (the default being 3 significant digits) or not. |
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Data Label Settings > Fill |
Lets you add a colored fill to your map data labels. The example at right shows a chart in which a pale blue fill color with 60% transparency has been added. |
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Data Label Settings > Fill Color |
Lets you specify the color for the fill in your map data labels. This property is only available when you check the Fill box. |
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Data Label Settings > Fill Transparency Percent |
Lets you specify the fill transparency for map data labels. You can specify any number between 0 and 100, in which 0 is completely opaque and 100 is completely transparent. This property is only available when you check the Fill box. |
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Hover Text > Hover Text |
Lets you set the text that appears in map hovers. A variety of macros for showing map values in your hovers is available. For more information and a list of available macros, see Formatting Data Label and Hover Text in Your Chart. |
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Hover Text > Always Show Over Map |
Specifies whether hover text specified using the Hover Text option is turned on for your chart. |
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Values > Label Format |
Determines the general number format for hover text and legend items in maps. |
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Values > Decimal Places |
Determines the number of decimal places used in decimal values in hover text and legend items in maps. |
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Values > Negative Numbers |
Determines the format for negative numbers in hover text and legend items in maps |
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Cities > Cities |
Shows whether cities and city names are shown on the map. The closer a map is zoomed, the more cities are shown. The first example at right shows an "unzoomed" map of the United States. Note that only two cities are shown in Texas. In the second example, the map is zoomed to show only Texas, and many more cities are shown. |
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Supported names and codes for country regions
Domo includes maps for the following countries:
Australia
In addition to the standard province-level map for Australia, you can also create postal code and local government area (LGA) maps.
Australia Province-Level Map
You may reference Australian states and territories using their full names or their two- or three-digit ISO 3166-2 codes. You can use the following map and numbered list to determine the code for each state/territory.
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Australia Postal Code Map
You can create a postal code map for Australia by dragging a column containing postal codes into the State/Territory Name field in Analyzer. The column should be named "Post," "POA," or "Zip" (case does not matter).
The following screenshot shows an example of an Australia postal map:
Australia Local Government Area (LGA) Map
You can create a local government area (LGA) map by dragging a column containing LGA codes into the State/Territory Name field in Analyzer. The column should be named "LGA" or "Local" (case does not matter).
The following screenshot shows an example of an Australian LGA map:
Austria
You may reference Austrian states using any of the following:
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Their German or English names, with or without umlauts.
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Their ISO 3166-2 codes. Two code formats are supported:
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You can use the following map and numbered list to determine the code for each state/territory.
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State Name (German) |
State Name (English) |
ISO 3166-2 Code (Six Letter) |
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Brazil
You may reference states of Brazil using their full names , with or without diacritical symbols (such as "Para" or "Pará"), or you can use their two-letter ISO 3166 codes (for example, "PE" for Pernambuco). You can use the following map and numbered list to determine the code for each state.
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Canada
In addition to the standard province-level map for Canada, you can also create a map showing FSA (Forward Sortation Area) regions.
Canada Province-Level Map
You may reference Canadian provinces using either their names or their two-letter postal abbreviations. You can use the following map and numbered list to determine the code for each province.
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The province of Prince Edward Island is not supported.
Canadian FSA Regions
You can also have your Canada map show data for FSA (Forward Sortation Area) regions instead of provinces. You do this by including a column in your DataSet with three-digit FSA codes and then dragging it into the Province/FSA Name field in the Analyzer. These codes form the first three numbers in the six-digit Canadian postal codes. The column names containing your FSA codes must include one of the following for the map to work:
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Zip
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Code
The following screenshot shows an example of a Canadian FSA map:
Chile
You must reference Chilean provinces using their two-letter ISO 3166 codes. You can use the following map and numbered list to determine the code for each province.
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China
You may reference provinces of China using any of the following:
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Their full names.
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Their two-letter GB codes (such as "HB" for Hebei).
Currently only English names are accepted.
You can use the following map and numbered list to determine the code for each region:
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ISO-3166 Code |
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France (Post-2015)
This map consists of regions of France as designated following the boundary changes made on January 1, 2016. For information about our France legacy map, see France (Legacy).
You may reference regions of France using any of the following:
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Their full names, with or without diacritical markings and other punctuation such as hyphens. For regions in which both French and English names are commonly used (such as "Normandy/Normandie"), both names are accepted.
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Their ISO 3166-2 codes with the "FR" prefix (such as "FR-GES" for Grand Est).
You can use the following map and numbered list to determine the code for each region:
Number | Region | Alternate English Name | ISO 3166 Code |
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1 | Hauts-de-France |
N/A |
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2 | Île-de-France |
N/A |
FR-IDF |
3 | Normandie |
Normandy |
FR-NOR |
4 | Bretagne |
Brittany |
FR-BRE |
5 | Pays de la Loire |
N/A |
FR-PDL |
6 | Central-Val de Loire |
N/A |
FR-CVL |
7 | Nouvelle Aquitaine |
N/A |
FR-NAQ |
8 | Occitanie |
N/A |
FR-OCC |
9 | Provence-Alpes-Cote d'Azur |
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FR-PAC |
10 | Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes |
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FR-ARA |
11 | Bourgogne-Franche-Comte |
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FR-BFC |
12 | Grand Est |
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FR-GES |
13 | Corse |
Corsica |
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France (Legacy)
This map consists of regions of France as they were designated prior to 2016's administrative changes. It is included in Domo for legacy purposes only. For a map with post-2015 regional divisions, see France (Post-2015).
You may reference regions of France using any of the following:
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You can use the following map and numbered list to determine the code for each region:
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France Departments
This map includes all departments of France, including outlying regions such as French Guiana and Mayotte. You can reference departments by name (punctuation such as accent marks must be included), department number (such as 50 for Manche), or NUTS 3 statistical region code (such as FR514 for Sarthe).
You can use the following map and numbered list to determine the code for each state/territory.
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2 | Côtes-d'Armor |
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3 | Morbihan |
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4 | Ille-et-Vilaine |
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5 | Mayenne |
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6 | Sarthe |
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7 | Orne |
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8 | Manche |
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9 | Calvados |
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10 | Eure |
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11 | Seine-Maritime |
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12 | Oise |
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13 | Somme |
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14 | Pas-de-Calais |
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15 | Nord |
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16 | Aisne |
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17 | Ardennes |
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18 | Marne |
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19 | Meuse |
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20 | Meurthe-et-Moselle |
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21 | Moselle |
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22 | Bas-Rhin |
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23 | Haut-Rhin |
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24 | Territoire-de-Belfort |
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25 | Doubs |
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26 | Jura |
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27 | Haute-Saône |
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28 | Vosges |
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29 | Haute-Marne |
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30 | Côte-d'Or |
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31 | Yonne |
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32 | Aube |
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33 | Seine-et-Marne |
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34 | Val-d'Oise |
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35 | Yvelines |
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36 | Essonne |
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37 | Eure-et-Loire |
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38 | Loiret |
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39 | Loire-et-Cher |
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40 | Indre-et-Loir |
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41 | Maine-et-Loir |
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42 | Loire-Atlantique |
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43 | Vendée |
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44 | Deux-Sèvres |
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45 | Vienne |
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46 | Indre |
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47 | Cher |
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48 | Nièvre |
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49 | Saône-et-Loire |
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50 | Ain |
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51 | Haute-Savoie |
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52 | Savoie |
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53 | Isère |
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54 | Métropole de Lyon |
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55 | Rhône |
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56 | Loire |
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57 | Puy-de-Dôme |
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58 | Allier |
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59 | Creuse |
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60 | Haute-Vienne |
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61 | Charente |
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62 | Charente-Maritime |
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63 | Gironde |
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64 | Lot-et-Garonne |
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70 | Haute-Loire |
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71 | Ardèche |
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73 | Hautes-Alpes |
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74 | Alpes-de-Haute-Provence |
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75 | Alpes-Maritimes |
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76 | Var |
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77 | Bouches-du-Rhône |
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78 | Vaucluse |
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85 | Landes |
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88 | Haute-Garonne |
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91 | Pyrénées-Orientales |
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92 | Guadeloupe |
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93 | Martinique |
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94 | Guyane |
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95 | Seine-Saint-Denis |
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96 | Hauts-de-Seine |
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97 | Paris |
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98 | Val-de-Marne |
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99 | Mayotte |
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100 | La Réunion |
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101 | Haute-Corse |
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102 | Corse-du-Sud |
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Germany
You may reference German states using their full names or two-letter ISO codes. Both English and German names are accepted. You can use the following map and numbered list to determine the name of each state. Punctuation, such as umlauts and hyphens, is not required.
You can use the following map and numbered list to determine the code for each state.
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Ghana
You may reference regions of Ghana using their full names with or without the word "region" (for example, you could reference "Western" as either "Western" or "Western Region") or you can use their ISO 3166 codes including the GH country prefix (for example, "GH-AH" for the Ashanti region). You can use the following map and numbered list to determine the code for each state/territory.
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India
You may reference states of India (including the union territories of National Capital Territory of Delhi and Andaman and Nicobar) using their full names, or you can use their ISO 3166-2 codes including the IN country prefix (for example, "IN-RJ" for the Rajasthan region). You can use the following map and numbered list to determine the code for each state.
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Indonesia
You may reference provinces of Indonesia using any of the following:
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Their full names. When alternate names or spellings exist (such as "Jabar" for "Jawa Barat"), those are indicated.
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Their IS 3166-2 codes, which consist of the Indonesian country code of "ID" and the two-letter province code, separated by a period or hyphen.
You can use the following map and numbered list to determine the code for each province:
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Province Name |
Alternate Name(s) |
ISO 3166 Code |
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Italy
You may reference regions of Italy using any of the following:
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Their full names. When accepted alternate spellings exist (such as "Basilicata" vs. "Basilicate" or "Lucania"), those are indicated.
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Their IS 3166-2 codes, which will be IT followed by either a period and two letters OR a hyphen and two numbers (such as IT.LM or IT-25 for Lombardia) .
You can use the following map and numbered list to determine the code for each province:
Number |
Canton Name |
Alternate Name(s) |
ISO 3166-2 Code (Provincial) |
ISO 3166-2 Code (Regional) |
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Japan
You must reference Japanese prefectures using their full names. You can use the following map and numbered list to determine the name of each prefecture.
Number |
Prefecture Name |
県 |
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1 |
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北海道 |
2 |
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青森県 |
3 |
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秋田県 |
4 |
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岩手県 |
5 |
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山形県 |
6 |
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宮城県 |
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新潟県 |
8 |
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福島県 |
9 |
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茨城県 |
10 |
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栃木県 |
11 |
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群馬県 |
12 |
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長野県 |
13 |
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富山県 |
14 |
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石川県 |
15 |
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福井県 |
16 |
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岐阜県 |
17 |
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岐阜県 |
18 |
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埼玉県 |
19 |
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神奈川県 |
20 |
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東京都 |
21 |
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千葉県 |
22 |
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静岡県 |
23 |
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愛知県 |
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三重県 |
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滋賀県 |
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京都府 |
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兵庫県 |
28 |
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大阪府 |
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奈良県 |
30 |
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和歌山県 |
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鳥取県 |
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岡山県 |
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島根県 |
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山口県 |
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香川県 |
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徳島県 |
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高知県 |
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愛媛県 |
40 |
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福岡県 |
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大分県 |
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宮崎県 |
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鹿児島県 |
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熊本県 |
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佐賀県 |
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長崎県 |
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沖縄県 |
Malaysia
You may reference states and federal territories of Malaysia using any of the following:
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Their full names (for example, "
Selangor Darul Ehsan
") -
Their shortened names (usually the first word in the full name, such as "
Selangor
" for Selangor Darul Ehsan) -
Their ISO codes with no spaces or hyphens (for example, "
MY14
" for Kuala Lumpur) -
Their three-letter abbreviations (for example, "
PHG
" for Pahang Darul Makmur)
You can use the following map and numbered list to determine the name of each state or federal territory:
Number |
Long Name |
Short Name |
ISO 3166-2 Code |
Abbreviation |
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The federal territories of Labuan and Putrajaya are not supported.
Mexico
You must reference states of Mexico using their full names. You can use the following map and numbered list to determine the name of each state.
Number |
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New Zealand
You must reference New Zealand regions using their full names. You can use the following map and numbered list to determine the name of each region.
Number |
Region Name |
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Nigeria
You may reference regions of Nigeria using their full names , or you can use their ISO 3166 codes including the NG country prefix (for example, "NG-AN" for the Anambra region). You can use the following map and numbered list to determine the code for each state/territory.
Number |
State Name |
ISO 3166 Code |
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Panama
You may reference provinces of Panama (including the indigenous region of Kuna Yala) using their full names with or without diacritical markings or their ISO 3166-2 codes prefaced by PA- (such as PA-7 for Los Santos). You can use the following map and numbered list to determine the name and code for each province.
Number |
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ISO 3166-2 Code |
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Peru
You may reference regions of Peru using their full names (with or without diacritical markings) or their ISO 3166-2 codes prefaced by PE- (such as PE-SAM for San Martín). You can use the following map and numbered list to determine the name and code for each region.
Number |
Region |
ISO 3166-2 Code |
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Philippines
You may reference regions in The Philippines using any of the following:
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Their full names
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Their region codes (such as R4A for Region IV-A)
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Their ISO 3166-2 codes, which consist of the letters "PH" followed by a two-digit number (such as PH06 for the Western Visayas region)
Note that this map still includes the Negros Island Region (NIR) that existed prior to August 2017.
You can use the following map and numbered list to determine the name and code for each district.
Number |
State Name |
Region Code |
ISO 3166-2 Code |
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Portugal
You may reference districts of Portugal using their full names or their ISO-3166 codes preceded by the PRT- prefix (for example, the code for Coimbra would be PRT-CMB). Punctuation such as accent marks is not required. You can use the following map and numbered list to determine the name and code for each district.
Number |
State Name |
ISO 3166-2 Code |
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South Korea
You may reference provinces of South Korea using any of the following:
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Their full names. A variety of alternate names are accepted for each province name (such as "Taiden" for "Daejeon"). Currently only English names can be used.
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Their IS 3166-2 codes, including the KR. prefix (such as "KR.SO" for "Seoul").
You can use the following map and numbered list to determine the code for each province:
Number |
Province Name |
Alternate Province Name |
ISO 3166-2 Code(s) |
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Spain
You may reference provinces of Spain using any of the following:
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Their full names, with or without diacritical markings (such as "Córdoba" or "Cordoba"). When alternate spellings exist (such as "Navarre" vs. "Navarra"), those are usually accepted.
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Their IS 3166-2 designations, including the ES prefix (such as "ES-AV" for "Ávila").
You can use the following map and numbered list to determine the code for each province:
Number |
State Name |
ISO 3166-2 Code |
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Switzerland
You may reference cantons of Switzerland using any of the following:
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Their full names, with or without diacritical markings (such as "Graübunden" or "Graubunden"). When accepted alternate spellings exist (such as "Bern" vs. "Berne" or "Berna"), those are indicated.
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Their IS 3166-2 designations, with or without the CH prefix (such as "LU" or "CH.LU" for "Lucerne").
You can use the following map and numbered list to determine the code for each province:
Number |
Canton Name |
Alternate Name(s) |
ISO 3166-2 Code |
Truncated Code |
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United Arab Emirates
You may reference emirates of the United Arab Emirates using their full English or Arabic names or their ISO-3166 codes. Punctuation such as apostrophes is not required. You can use the following map and numbered list to determine the names and codes for each emirate.
Number |
Emirate Name (English) |
Emirate Name (Arabic) |
ISO 3166-2 Code |
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United Kingdom
You reference administrative divisions of England, Wales, Scotland, and Northern Ireland using their full names. For Scotland and Wales, Domo currently uses the county system that prevailed prior to the mid-1990s.
For a regional map that includes the four countries in the United Kingdom, see Continental/Regional Map.
You can use the following map and numbered list to determine the code for each administrative division of England, Scotland, and Wales.
Scotland
Number |
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You can use the following map and numbered list to determine the code for each administrative division of Northern Ireland:
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United Kingdom (Postal)
This map shows postal regions for the United Kingdom. You may reference postal regions using their names or postal codes (such as BS for Bristol). You can use the following map and numbered list to determine the name and postal code for each region.
Number | Name | Postal Code |
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1 | Lerwick (Zetland) |
ZE |
2 | Kirkwall |
KW |
3 | Outer Hebrides |
HS |
4 | Inverness |
IV |
5 | Aberdeen |
AB |
6 | Perth |
PH |
7 | Dundee |
DD |
8 | Kirkcaldy |
KY |
9 | Falkirk |
FK |
10 | Paisley |
PA |
11 | Glasgow |
G |
12 | Kilmarnock |
KA |
13 | Dumfries |
DG |
14 | Motherwell |
ML |
15 | Edinburgh |
EH |
16 | Galashiels (Tweeddale) |
TD |
17 | Newcastle-upon-Tyne |
NE |
18 | Durham |
DH |
19 | Sunderland |
SR |
20 | Cleveland (Teesside) |
TS |
21 | Darlington |
DL |
22 | Carlisle |
CA |
23 | Lancaster |
LA |
24 | Bradford |
BD |
25 | Harrogate |
HG |
26 | York |
YO |
27 | Hull |
HU |
28 | Doncaster |
DN |
29 | Wakefield |
WF |
30 | Leeds |
LS |
31 | Huddersfield |
HD |
32 | Halifax |
HX |
33 | Oldham |
OL |
34 | Blackburn |
BB |
35 | Preston |
PR |
36 | Blackpool (The Fylde) |
FY |
37 | Liverpool |
L |
38 | Warrington |
WA |
39 | Wigan |
WN |
40 | Bolton |
BL |
41 | Manchester |
M |
42 | Stockport |
SK |
43 | Sheffield |
S |
44 | Lincoln |
LN |
45 | Nottingham |
NG |
46 | Derby |
DE |
47 | Stoke-on-Trent |
ST |
48 | Crewe |
CW |
49 | Chester |
CH |
50 | Llandudno |
LL |
51 | Shrewsbury |
SY |
52 | Telford |
TF |
53 | Wolverhampton |
WV |
54 | Dudley |
DY |
55 | Walsall |
WS |
56 | Birmingham |
B |
57 | Coventry |
CV |
58 | Leicester |
LE |
59 | Northampton |
NN |
60 | Peterborough |
PE |
61 | Norwich |
NR |
62 | Ipswich |
IP |
63 | Colchester |
CO |
64 | Cambridge |
CB |
65 | Stevenage |
SG |
66 | Milton Keynes |
MK |
67 | Oxford |
OX |
68 | Gloucester |
GL |
69 | Worcester |
WR |
70 | Hereford |
HR |
71 | Llandrindod Wells |
LD |
72 | Swansea |
SA |
73 | Cardiff |
CF |
74 | Newport |
NP |
75 | Bristol |
BS |
76 | Swindon |
SN |
77 | Reading |
RG |
78 | Slough |
SL |
79 | Hemel Hempstead |
HP |
80 | Luton |
LU |
81 | St Albans |
AL |
82 | Watford |
WD |
83 | Harrow |
HA |
84 | Southall (Uxbridge) |
UB |
85 | Twickenham |
TW |
86 | Kingston-Upon-Thames |
KT |
87 | Sutton |
SM |
88 | Croydon |
CR |
89 | South West London |
SW |
90 | West London |
W |
91 | North West London |
NW |
92 | North London |
N |
93 | Enfield |
EN |
94 | Ilford |
IG |
95 | East London |
E |
96 | South East London |
SE |
97 | Bromley |
BR |
98 | Dartford |
DA |
99 | Romford |
RM |
100 | Chelmsford |
CM |
101 | Southend-on-Sea |
SS |
102 | Rochester |
ME |
103 | Canterbury |
CT |
104 | Tunbridge Wells |
TN |
105 | Brighton |
BN |
106 | Redhill |
RH |
107 | Guildford |
GU |
108 | Portsmouth |
PO |
109 | Southampton |
SO |
110 | Salisbury |
SP |
111 | Bournemouth |
BH |
112 | Dorchester |
DT |
113 | Bath |
BA |
114 | Taunton |
TA |
115 | Exeter |
EX |
116 | Torquay |
TQ |
117 | Plymouth |
PL |
118 | Truro |
TR |
119 | Belfast |
BT |
United States
You may reference U.S. states using their full names, two-letter postal abbreviations, or two-digit FIPS codes. You can also use ZIP codes in place of FIPS codes, in which case a ZIP code-level map will be created.
You can use the following map and numbered list to determine the abbreviation for each state.
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Postal Abbreviation |
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With both U.S. state maps and latitude-longitude maps in which U.S. cities are represented, you can create "zoomed" drill layers by drilling down to the same map. For example, if you had a latitude-longitude map showing values per state and you added the same map as a drill layer, clicking any point in the country-level map would bring up a "zoomed in" state or region level that displayed all of the original data points from that state or region.
Results from using this technique vary depending on the map type, your DataSet, and the specific columns you apply.
For more information about adding drill layers to charts, see Adding Drill Path to Your Chart. For more information about latitude-longitude maps, see Latitude-Longitude Map.
Adding other maps to Domo
If you want to install a map for a country not available in Domo, you can download it from any of a number of websites, such as http://www.amcharts.com/svg-maps/and https://simplemaps.com/resources/svg-maps. These sites also include maps for overseas territories such as French Guiana, Aruba, and so on. Once you have downloaded one of these maps, you can immediately upload it to Domo—there is no need to manipulate the XML (unless you are planning to divide it into subregions). For more information about uploading maps to Domo and building your own custom maps, see Custom Charts.
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