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Last edited Feb 2, 2018

Created on Feb 2, 2018

This example displays a static GeoJSON polygon representing a geographic region, drawn as an SVG path on a 960×500 canvas. The code uses d3-geo to project and render the region’s coordinates, though no visible interaction or data-join occurs. The visualization is minimal, showing only the raw shape without additional styling or context, serving as a basic template for geographic mapping with D3 v4.

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