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MMbrownshoes
Last edited Feb 21, 2018
Created on Feb 21, 2018

This map shows Vancouver Island’s college regions, highlighting Vancouver Island in yellow against other regions in grey and light blue, with red labels for regional names and community locations. The visualization uses R with `ggplot2` to render the choropleth, while `sf`, `sp`, and `rmapshaper` handle spatial data processing and simplification of the U.S. boundary and college region polygons. Data comes from shapefiles for Canadian communities, U.S. national boundaries, ocean polygons, and the 2012 college region file, all reprojected to BC Albers (EPSG:3005).

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