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China Map with Province Name Tooltip v4

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Aabrahamdu
Last edited Jan 14, 2018
Created on Jan 14, 2018

This choropleth map of China uses D3 v4 to render province boundaries from a GeoJSON file as an SVG. The map is a simple, static geographic visualization that colors each province as a filled polygon. Hovering over a province displays its name in a tooltip, providing a straightforward way to identify regions. The visualization focuses on the geographic layout of China with minimal visual elements, letting the province names appear on demand through the tooltip. The use of the d3.js library and SVG rendering allows for clean, scalable vector output. The project is built using blockbuilder.org and is available under the MIT license.

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