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Last edited Jan 10, 2017
Created on Jan 5, 2017

This example presents a static map of the United States using a TopoJSON file containing geographic boundaries. The visualization relies on D3’s `d3.geoPath` to render state shapes from the topology data onto a canvas. The code processes the arcs and coordinates, likely employing D3’s projection and path generators to convert the geometric data into visible outlines. The map appears as a monochrome silhouette, emphasizing the spatial arrangement of states without additional styling or data overlay. The approach focuses purely on geographic structure, using the raw JSON source to draw the nation’s boundaries.

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