Choropleth Tutorial - Leaflet

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Choropleth Tutorial - Leaflet

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A world map marks geographical distribution with colored markers and a choropleth overlay. Countries are tinted by a global score using a discrete color scale, while interactive tooltips and popups reveal detailed metrics for each location. The visualization is built with Leaflet, using tile layers for the basemap, GeoJSON for country boundaries, and custom markers bound to tooltips and popups. An info panel updates on hover, displaying scores for the selected country.

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