Leaflet map

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Created on Aug 5, 2020

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This example shows a full-screen interactive map of France centered on Paris, using satellite imagery tiles from ArcGIS Online. It employs the Leaflet JavaScript library to create the map and set an initial view. The map is rendered via a tile layer that fetches World_Imagery tiles, allowing users to pan and zoom up to level 20. The page uses simple HTML and CSS for layout, with the map container taking up the entire viewport height.

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