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AAnaMal08
Last edited Apr 26, 2017
Created on Apr 26, 2017

This example shows a map of bike-share stations and trail paths in the Washington, D.C. area, with trails rendered in crimson and stations as points. It uses a conic conformal projection via `d3.geoPath` and `projection.fitSize` to center the view, while topojson and d3.json load the trail and station data. The code applies `d3.queue` for asynchronous loading and adds mouseover highlighting to trails, though station interactions are not implemented. The visualization relies on d3.v4, d3-tile, and topojson.v1, with SVG rendering.

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