Top Internet Countries Visualization

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Top Internet Countries Visualization

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Last edited Sep 28, 2017

Created on Sep 28, 2017

This visualization shows the 2016 recreation visit rankings for U.S. National Park Service sites as a horizontal bar chart, highlighting the top 100 parks by visitor count. Each bar is color-coded by park type, with Golden Gate NRA leading at over 15.6 million visits, followed by Blue Ridge Parkway and Great Smoky Mountains NP. The chart uses CSV data loaded with d3.v4, rendering as SVG, with bars sized proportionally to each park's total visitors and the percentage of total visits displayed. The visualization is sorted by rank, making it easy to compare visit volumes across different parks and park types.

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This data visualization shows the number of annual visitors of parks in each states of USA.

The data are gathered from nps national report.

The code was forked from curran.

Built with blockbuilder.org

mit Licensed

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