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Groninger gemeenten

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Last edited May 16, 2019

Created on May 5, 2019

The visualization displays the municipalities of the Dutch province of Groningen as a static choropleth-free map. It shows the boundaries and spatial arrangement of twelve named gemeenten, including Groningen, Delfzijl, and Oldambt. The map uses the d3.geoMercator projection and d3.geoPath to render GeoJSON features fetched from an ArcGIS REST service (ESRI’s Levende Atlas), with the projection fitted to the viewport via projection.fitSize. The SVG is sized responsively with a viewBox attribute. No interactive elements or color encodings are present beyond the default black vector paths.

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Gemeenten in de provincie Groningen gevisualiseerd met D3.
Bron: ESRI's Levende Atlas van Nederland.

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