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Last edited Jan 18, 2016

Created on Jan 18, 2016

This example visualizes the output of 28 EU countries from 2016 using a stereographic map projection. It loads TopoJSON data containing country boundaries, renders them as SVG paths, and colors each country with a sequential scale (commented out in the code). The map includes hover interactions that display the country name in a heading, and the land and boundary styling uses grey and blue fills with a distinct path stroke. The visualization leverages D3 v3 and TopoJSON for geographic data rendering, with animations omitted in this static version but structured to support future transitions.

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