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DC flag made from DC maps

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AAlexDaGr8
Last edited Jan 11, 2018
Created on May 23, 2017

This animation forms the District of Columbia’s flag by layering mapped geographic elements—the district outline, water features, and roads—over one another. Built with D3 v4 and Vue, the visualization uses SVG paths to render each layer, with animated transitions that progressively reveal the flag’s design as the DC map elements assemble into place. A zoom interaction lets viewers explore the underlying map details up close.

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DC map and flag animation. You can also zoom into the map. Maps are, the outline, all the water, and all the roads.

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