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Causalities per Location

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LLakshmi Keerthi
Last edited Apr 22, 2024
Created on Apr 18, 2024

A bar chart displays total road accident casualties aggregated by local authority district in the UK. Using Plotly.js and its d3.csv loader, the visualization fetches data from a GitHub-hosted CSV file, sums the Number_of_Casualties values per location, and renders them as styled bars. The layout includes labeled axes and a title, with autosizing and margin adjustments.

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