I've seen a lot of other users expressing difficulty with this -- when using the abbreviation "PR" for Puerto Rico, all map tools will recognize that as Peru (even if there's a location hierarchy which indicates cities/ zip codes in Puerto Rico). Using "Puerto Rico" and "PR US" instead of PR doesn't seem to solve this issue either. I know that for myself and others, fixing this issue would enhance reporting significantly
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I was able to finally fix this issue in Azure maps! I had to spell all my state/territory names in full and change the data category to place. It recognized Puerto Rico correctly :)
Ugh, the caveat to this solution is that it the place categorization treats New York as New York City rather than state
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