Let's Make a Map - Tricks

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Let's Make a Map - Tricks

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Last edited Nov 8, 2018

Created on Nov 8, 2018

This interactive map uses a natural Earth projection to display world countries, with oceans rendered in dark blue and landmasses in light green that turn red on hover. Built with D3 v5 and the TopoJSON library, it loads geographic data from the world-atlas package, merging TopoJSON country features with a TSV file to attach country names as tooltips. The visualization supports zooming through D3’s zoom module, which updates the SVG group’s transform on pan and scale events.

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