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Leaflet - marker

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Last edited Jan 21, 2018

Created on Jan 21, 2018

A map of the United States displays a single marker at coordinates [37, -96]. The example uses the Leaflet library to create a full-screen map, add an OpenStreetMap tile layer from the viz.leaflet.tiles API, and then place a default marker icon at the specified location using L.marker(). The map is initialized with a center point and zoom level, and the tile layer is added with proper attribution.

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