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Schland Map Example

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Last edited Sep 9, 2018
Created on Dec 5, 2015

This map of Germany uses the D3.js library to visualize geographic and point data from a TopoJSON file. The visualization displays Germany's administrative boundary as a filled polygon, with city locations marked as circles positioned via a geographic projection. The map is rendered using SVG, with the GeoJSON data converted through the TopoJSON plugin to draw the country outline and plot 39 city points. The example demonstrates how to combine geometric and point-based datasets within a single D3 visualization, using the projection to translate coordinates and scale for display.

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