
Diagram template
Geographic globe
MaxA geographic Earth positions a supplied business hub and one to four regional locations using sourced orthographic coordinates. Direct arrows retain supplied connections, with continuous land and upright role captions.
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When to use it
Office support, regional coordination and service coverage between two to five catalogued cities in the fixed 40°E equatorial orthographic hemisphere. Every supplied regional location receives one explicit directed connection from the same hub. Exact Natural Earth positions never move to fit labels. Arrows express connectivity, not travel paths, distances, amounts or flow. No arbitrary-name geocoding, unsupported locations, reverse connections or inferred links; overlapping city markers, crowded labels and connections crossing another city remain explicit layout failures.
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What you fill in
Describe your topic in plain words and the AI fills these in. You can edit every field afterwards.
- Nodes
- 2 to 5, each with id and description
- Edges
- 1 to 4, each with from and to
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