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Ggilbertlmw
Last edited Apr 20, 2020
Created on Apr 20, 2020
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This example sets out to render a map of Australian islands from a TopoJSON file, though the visualization itself is not yet implemented. The code establishes an SVG canvas with defined margins and dimensions, then loads the AustraliaMap.topojson data using d3.queue and d3.json. A placeholder function logs the loaded data to the console, but no geographic shapes or paths are drawn. The setup uses d3.v3 and is built within a React framework, with the map container selected via D3.

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