Gist 4047791

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Last edited Nov 9, 2012

Created on Nov 9, 2012

This example renders a single MultiPolygon geographic feature—a small island coastline—using D3’s `d3.geoPath` to project and draw the shape onto a canvas. The raw GeoJSON coordinates define the polygon’s boundary, and the visualization shows the resulting landmass as a filled path. The code relies on D3’s geographic projection pipeline to convert latitude and longitude points into screen-space coordinates, but does not include axes, labels, or interaction. It is a minimal demonstration of how a GeoJSON geometry can be displayed directly with D3’s path generator.

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