Gist c08c73a51bc142d88a5d39be7d007ab4

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Gist c08c73a51bc142d88a5d39be7d007ab4

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Created on Dec 12, 2019

This visualization maps the locations of 16 McDonald’s restaurants in Anchorage, Alaska, using GeoJSON point data. It displays each restaurant as a marker on a map, with the geographic coordinates projected and rendered to show their distribution across the city. The visualization is built with Vue and uses d3.forceSimulation to position the points, while d3.geoPath handles the map projection and path rendering. The underlying GeoJSON source provides address, city, and phone metadata for each location, though the map itself focuses on the spatial arrangement of the restaurant points.

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