Gist 2d2ef2fe6bf41bb7f10cb7a87efbb803

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Gist 2d2ef2fe6bf41bb7f10cb7a87efbb803

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Created on Feb 15, 2021

A force-directed simulation uses latitude and longitude coordinates from the animal_hospitals_ca.csv file to map veterinary clinics across California. The visualization employs d3.forceSimulation to position points, with d3.geoPath rendering the state's geography. The code loads hospital data including names and locations, then projects these coordinates onto a map. Labels appear for many of the plotted points, and the visualization layers points over geographic boundaries using standard map projections. The data is sourced from the CSV file provided in the gist.

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