Gist 8393701

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Last edited Jan 13, 2014

Created on Jan 13, 2014

This visualization maps municipal mountain consortium (M.V.M.C.) centroids in Lugo, Spain, using GeoJSON point features. Each point represents a mountain parcel, with properties including name, surface area, municipality, and administrative district. The map appears to show the spatial distribution of these communal land units across the province, with points concentrated around Monterroso and extending into Carballedo.

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