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Fork of Fork of Derive India map - Open street

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AAmrit Adhikari
Last edited Oct 31, 2025
Created on Oct 31, 2025

This interactive map visualizes clean energy adoption rates across Indian states and union territories, using a green sequential color scale where darker shades indicate higher percentages. Users hover over any region to view its specific adoption rate in a side panel and tooltip. Built with D3.js v6 and Leaflet 1.7.1, the visualization layers SVG paths generated via d3.geoPath with a custom geographic projection on top of an OpenStreetMap tile layer. State boundaries come from an external GeoJSON file, while the adoption data is loaded from a local CSV.

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