Gist 2a4314be6d43ecda163979127d71caf5

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Gist 2a4314be6d43ecda163979127d71caf5

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Last edited Dec 28, 2019

Created on Dec 28, 2019

This visualization maps a set of geographic points distributed across downtown Denver, Colorado, using a GeoJSON point layer. It shows the raw spatial clustering of locations, likely representing places or events, without additional thematic encoding. The rendering relies on a mapping library to project and draw the points, while the point data itself is loaded from a GeoJSON feature collection. The code demonstrates a simple, direct approach to displaying raw coordinate data, with no aggregation or styling beyond the base point markers.

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