Canadian Province TopoJSON

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Canadian Province TopoJSON

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Last edited Nov 24, 2015

Created on Nov 24, 2015

This example displays a graticule-free map of Canadian provinces as a topojson mesh, rendered as SVG paths with black outlines. The code uses d3.geo.conicConformal for projection and d3.geo.path to draw the features. A scatter of small circles marks each arc’s starting point. The data comes from a topojson file that refines a GeoJSON FeatureCollection sourced from Natural Earth.

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A Canadian Province topojson mesh based on Mike Bostock's U.S. Counties TopoJSON Mesh

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