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>Our grid is an LCC 60/-101/30 grid with corners (via GAREA) as: >GAREA 23.84;-106.81;37.36;-84.1 > >I'd have thought that we'd have some blank (or black) data in this >region but the image we're seeing isn't consistent with the reprojection >geometry I'd expected for a CED result, so either I'm coffee-deprived or >confused. I'll look at interpolating using GDDIAG. Thanks. Gerry, Yes, you image does have blank area on the east side, the curving up and to the right boundary. This is what you would expect by projecting an LCC grid using a CED defined domain. Note that the grid projection is independent of the GAREA and PROJ you chose to define the display area in gdplot2. As I had said before, without knowing what your grid or domain was and no map on your plot, I couldn't provide much info. Looking at your grid definition of LCC/60;-101;30, if your GRDAREA is 23.84;-106.81;37.36;-84.1 Then you can plot this in gpmap to see your eastern boundary will be a line from the yucatan north to AL/GA, TN, KY. Now plotting the same GAREA with CED projection will have an eastern boundary from Western CUBA, north to Gentral GA and NC/TN. As a result, a display with that CED should have the plotted grid data showing a blank area from Yucatan to Cuba, and curving NE to the upper right corner of the plot. Steve Chiswell Unidata User Support Ticket Details =================== Ticket ID: YCE-717567 Department: Support GEMPAK Priority: Normal Status: Closed