Gist 0f4f8663651c7090f18281e22b275fd4

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Gist 0f4f8663651c7090f18281e22b275fd4

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Last edited Jan 30, 2019

Created on Jan 30, 2019

This visualization maps crime incidents in Denver to their geographic locations. It shows each offense as a point on a city map, colored by its category and located using the provided latitude and longitude coordinates. The map is rendered using Leaflet, with markers positioned programmatically. Crime classifications are distinguished by color, allowing for a spatial overview of incident types across the city.

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