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data exported by overpass turbo: all admin_level:2 features from northeast Africa to southwest Asia

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AAlan McConchie
Last edited May 25, 2016
Created on May 25, 2016

This visualization displays all admin_level:2 features—national borders—from northeast Africa to southwest Asia, sourced from OpenStreetMap via the Overpass Turbo API. The map renders the GeoJSON data as a dark, minimalist geographic overview, using the D3.js library to project and draw country boundaries. Each feature’s properties, such as ISO country codes and localized names, are embedded in the dataset. The visualization emphasizes the administrative divisions in the region, showing Turkey and its neighboring countries as vector polygons.

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