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Belarus population by region

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EEgorBrus
Last edited Apr 3, 2015
Created on Apr 3, 2015

The visualization plots Belarus’s regional populations as horizontally sorted bars, ordered from largest to smallest. It uses D3 v3 on an SVG canvas, loading a CSV file to render each region as a `<rect>` and `<text>` element. A hover state adjusts opacity, and a tooltip title provides each region’s absolute population figure; data comes from the National statistics committee of Belarus.

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