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Mexico States with Menu pass1

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AAndres de la Garza
Last edited Jul 8, 2021
Created on Jul 8, 2021

This example presents a map of Mexican states. A dropdown menu allows users to select a state, although the map itself does not reflect the selection. The visualization uses d3.geoPath with a Mercator projection to render state boundaries, interior borders, and graticules from a TopoJSON file. A separate CSV dataset provides waste data, but it is not currently linked to the map's visual styling. The SVG output is generated with React components.

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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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