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Gapminder Data in React and D3 - worldmap saved colored

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Last edited Oct 21, 2020
Created on Oct 21, 2020
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A world map rendered with D3's `geoNaturalEarth1` projection and `geoPath` is overlaid with a Gapminder scatterplot in a single React SVG. Each country is filled with a color matching its World Bank region, while circles positioned by income, population, life expectancy, or fertility rate use the same ordinal color scale. Data comes from a CSV summary of Gapminder's 1950 onward dataset, with an interactive dropdown to switch the y-axis metric. The map, drawn from a TopoJSON world atlas, also exposes country names as tooltips.

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Hans Rosling Gapminder data sets: A visualization in React and D3.

Hans Rosling Gapminder summary from 1950 is a summary of data that was downloaded from Step 1 of How to build Animated Charts like Hans Rosling — doing it all in R and originally comes from Gapminder.com

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