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Aajzeigert
Last edited Sep 19, 2015
Created on Sep 19, 2015

The chart displays median household income against overall population for each Oregon county in 2013, with income adjusted to 2013 dollars. It uses a scatterplot of SVG circles, colored green, where hover interactions highlight individual counties and tooltips reveal exact income and population values. The code loads data from `oregon.csv` using `d3.csv`, sorts counties by descending income, and employs `d3.scale.linear` with `d3.svg.axis` for the x and y axes. Data originates from the U.S. Census Bureau.

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