DOITT_MUSEUM_01_13SEPT2010

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DOITT_MUSEUM_01_13SEPT2010

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Last edited Mar 27, 2019

Created on Mar 27, 2019

This map displays the locations of museums and cultural institutions across New York City’s five boroughs, with each point labeled by name. The visualization is built using sample GeoJSON data from a gist, which is parsed and rendered as a point layer. The code employs D3.js spatial methods, specifically `d3.geoPath` for drawing map boundaries and `d3.geoCircle` for projecting individual museum coordinates, creating an interactive point-based overview of the city’s cultural landscape.

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