MapmyIndia Map Example

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MapmyIndia Map Example

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Last edited May 7, 2023

Created on May 6, 2023

This example integrates MapmyIndia and D3 to render an interactive map centered on Delhi, India. It loads a vector tile layer using the MapmyIndia API and initializes a map object to display multiple markers at predefined coordinates. The code also demonstrates combining MapmyIndia with D3 by appending a red SVG circle overlay onto the map container, although the circle's coordinate system is not aligned with geographic space. The map supports zoom controls and hybrid mode for a mixed basemap experience.

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A demonstration of how to start using D3 version 6.

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