Gist 854f56f011fd6edf9b89b9038dafaa43

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Gist 854f56f011fd6edf9b89b9038dafaa43

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Last edited Feb 19, 2021

Created on Feb 19, 2021

This visualization maps a set of veterinary-related locations from a CSV file containing longitude and latitude coordinates, with some rows missing latitude values. It uses D3.js to project and render geographic points, likely employing `d3.geoPath` to draw map features and `d3.forceSimulation` for any positional adjustments. The data source is an invalid CSV with incomplete coordinate pairs, which the code parses and filters to plot only valid entries. The rendering approach appears to rely on canvas or SVG paths to display the spatial distribution of the listed animal clinics and hospitals, highlighting the geographic spread while exposing data quality issues in the source file.

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