San Juan Island Geology

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San Juan Island Geology

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Last edited Feb 27, 2017

Created on Feb 27, 2017

This example displays a Mapzen basemap centered on San Juan Island, Washington, at zoom level 12. The visualization uses the Mapzen.js library, instantiating a map with `L.Mapzen.map` and specifying a scene file. A Mapzen geocoding search box, created with `L.Mapzen.geocoder`, is added to the interface, and the zoom control is repositioned to the top right using `map.zoomControl.setPosition`. The map itself is rendered in an HTML page that loads Mapzen’s CSS and JavaScript resources.

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