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adding geojson to leaflet map

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Created on Feb 2, 2023

This example demonstrates how to add multiple layers and an interactive marker to a Leaflet map. The map is initialized using the Leaflet JavaScript library and displays an OpenStreetMap tile layer alongside a Google satellite tile layer, both added to the map via the `tileLayer` and `addTo` functions. A marker is placed at the center coordinates (33.5846, -101.8456) with a popup bound to it. The data is rendered from the OpenStreetMap and Google tile servers, with the map view set using `.setView`.

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