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Last edited Dec 28, 2017

Created on Dec 28, 2017

This visualization displays road accident locations in France for 2016 on an interactive Leaflet map. The code plots markers from a CSV dataset containing latitude and longitude coordinates, using the PruneCluster library to cluster nearby points for performance. D3.js handles CSV parsing, while a Leaflet mask layer outlines the country boundary. The map supports zooming and panning with OpenStreetMap tiles, allowing users to explore accident density across regions and switch between clustered and individual marker views. The animation refers to the responsive map interactions as the view changes.

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