US State Map

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Created on Feb 15, 2018

A choropleth map of the United States displays Zika virus case counts by state, with darker purple shades representing higher case numbers. Hovering over a state reveals a tooltip with the state name and its total case count. The visualization uses d3.csv to load the zika_2016.csv data, and the uStates.js library to draw the SVG state paths. Interactive hover effects and tooltips are implemented with D3 event handling and a custom HTML tooltip, providing a clear geographic overview of the outbreak's distribution.

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