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US Population Estimates 2020-

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Created on Apr 16, 2022

A choropleth map of 2020 US state population estimates uses a linear color scale from light gray to teal to encode population values. The visualization loads state population data from a CSV and US state boundaries from GeoJSON, then merges them by state name. It renders the map using d3.geoPath with the d3.geoAlbersUsa projection, and includes a vertical legend built with d3.legendColor. The SVG output is responsive and styled with a custom CSS file.

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