Gist 4c8e12eb903071f09600

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Gist 4c8e12eb903071f09600

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Last edited Jul 3, 2014

Created on Jul 3, 2014

This example visualizes a pedestrian walk path as a single GeoJSON LineString, showing the route’s geometry against a geographic backdrop. The visualization uses D3’s `d3.geoPath` to project and render the coordinates onto a canvas, while the underlying data is drawn from the provided `walk.geojson` file. The code likely relies on a map library or raw canvas drawing to display the path, with no additional styling or interaction implied by the metadata. It demonstrates a minimal, direct mapping of geographic coordinates to screen space, emphasizing the route’s shape without overlaying extra data layers.

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