Mexico Map ( D3 & React )

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Mexico Map ( D3 & React )

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Last edited Mar 22, 2021

Created on Mar 9, 2021

This example displays a map of Mexico with its state boundaries, rendered as SVG paths using a Mercator projection. The visualization loads GeoJSON data from a gist, which was originally sourced from ArcGIS and processed with Mapshaper to extract state polygons. Using D3 v6 within a React component, the code applies `geoMercator` for projection and `geoPath` to generate the path data for each state feature. The map is centered on Mexico using coordinates [-102, 24], and the styling fills the states with a teal color while using light gray strokes for borders, with fonts sourced from Google's Poppins family.

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used arcgis.com data for plotting states and boundaries mapshaper.org to create JSON of states witin mexico using mercator projection Still need to center on the rendered image

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