Censo 2010

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Last edited Oct 9, 2018

Created on Sep 29, 2018

This visualization displays Argentina’s 2010 census population by province as horizontal bars. Each province is labeled on the left with its population count on the right, and hovering reveals a tooltip with the full figure. The bars animate from zero to their final width over one second. It loads JSON data from a GitHub repository, uses `d3.json`, `d3.scaleLinear`, SVG text and rect elements, and applies `transition().duration()` to animate the bar widths.

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