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Created on Jan 21, 2020

A React component renders an SVG map of Hagalund, displaying a network of thin black paths and lines that trace the area’s layout. The visualization uses React and ReactDOM to mount the component, while an imported `file.svg` asset provides the background image referenced via CSS `backgroundImage`. The code includes a class-based `ProfilePlot` that returns an SVG element, though the example does not show interactive or dynamic behavior.

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