Hello @Raja Sheker,
Welcome to Microsoft Q&A Platform.
Thank you for reaching out & hope you are doing well.
I understand your question regarding why a region appears to be pinned outside of the maps when viewed in the network topology viewer in Network Watcher.
We’ve checked the behavior you’re seeing in Network Watcher → Topology for Spain Central, and here’s what we found:
This looks like a map rendering issue in the Topology UI for Spain Central. The good news is that it doesn’t impact your network operations, connectivity, or diagnostics—the underlying topology data is correct and intact.
Why this happens
The Topology view is powered by Azure Resource Graph. After configuration changes, the visualization can take up to 30 hours to refresh. During that time, and especially with newly added regions, pins may appear in the wrong place even though the actual resources and relationships are fine.
What you can do
- Check your scope and filters: Make sure the Topology scope includes your subscription/resource groups and Spain Central, then reapply.
- Try alternate views while the UI refreshes: • Monitor → Insights → Networks → Topology (same data, different entry point) • Virtual network → Monitoring → Diagram for a per‑VNet view • Use Download topology to export an accurate diagram for documentation
- Confirm Network Watcher is enabled in Spain Central for your subscription. If it’s not, you can enable it through the Azure portal or CLI.
If the issue persists:
If the pin still looks off after the refresh period, please share a screenshot and provide requested information in private message.
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