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Trying to make a map!

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Nnouralkhoury
Last edited Nov 24, 2020
Created on Nov 24, 2020

This example attempts to create a choropleth map showing country-level data values. It loads geographic boundaries from a TopoJSON world file and joins them with a CSV dataset containing numeric values per country. The visualization uses D3 v6’s `geoPath` and `geoMercator` to project and render the SVG paths, with fill colors representing the data values from `cars.js`. The map’s incomplete styling and visible base color suggest a work-in-progress, as many countries remain in the default color while others are tinted.

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