Gist 12513350e4462cdfb258efe4cb8df145

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Gist 12513350e4462cdfb258efe4cb8df145

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Last edited Nov 10, 2021

Created on Nov 10, 2021

This map visualizes the locations of tobacco retailers in the Ain department of France, with each point geocoded from a public directory of licensed shops. A marker shows the position of every vendor, with details available for each location. The visualization likely uses a geographic rendering library such as D3.js with `d3.geoPath` to display the map, while the underlying data comes from the `annuaire-des-debits-de-tabac-deb.geocoded.geojson` file, which contains coordinates and metadata for each establishment.

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