map: NY Counties

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map: NY Counties

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Last edited Jan 26, 2021

Created on Nov 8, 2020

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This interactive map displays New York State counties using a glitchy, layered rendering technique. The visualization uses D3’s geoAlbersUsa projection and geoPath to render county boundaries from a TopoJSON source, with hover effects that highlight individual counties. The map also includes world landmasses and graticules, creating an overlapping collage effect where the state’s counties appear superimposed on global geography. React manages the component state while D3’s json and topojson.feature APIs load and parse the geographic data for SVG rendering. The stylized CSS uses semi-transparent fills and hover states to emphasize the experimental aesthetic.

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i'm trying to map topojson from other sources into the the world map built from Dataviz 2020 tutorial.

it's not working but this is a pretty glitch. (mouse over it.)

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Datavis 2020 #29

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