I am using Leaflet 1.0.0-rc.2+e02b5c9. I know the default is rendering all markers, polylines ... from longitude -180 to 180 as screen shot here:
However, I
Another approach is to leverage the Leaflet.RepeatedMarkers plugin, which will display a copy of each marker per 360 degrees of longitude:
Applying this to markers near the antimeridian works as well, e.g.:
var myRepeatingMarkers = L.gridLayer.repeatedMarkers().addTo(map);
L.polyline([[-85,180],[85,180]]).addTo(map);
L.polyline([[-85,-180],[85,-180]]).addTo(map);
myRepeatingMarkers.addMarker(L.marker([0,140]));
myRepeatingMarkers.addMarker(L.marker([0,150]));
myRepeatingMarkers.addMarker(L.marker([0,160]));
myRepeatingMarkers.addMarker(L.marker([0,170]));
myRepeatingMarkers.addMarker(L.marker([0,180]));
myRepeatingMarkers.addMarker(L.marker([0,-170]));
myRepeatingMarkers.addMarker(L.marker([0,-160]));
myRepeatingMarkers.addMarker(L.marker([0,-150]));
myRepeatingMarkers.addMarker(L.marker([0,-140]));
will display something like:
Check out the live example for using Leaflet.repeatedMarkers with markers near the antimeridian.