Simple Leaflet Map

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Simple Leaflet Map

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Last edited Dec 6, 2019

Created on Dec 6, 2019

A simple interactive map of central Wellington, New Zealand, rendered with Leaflet 1.6.0 and OpenStreetMap tiles. The view centers on a set of coordinates, over which a red polyline with custom styling—including weight, opacity, and a dash pattern—is drawn using `L.polyline`. The map supports panning and zooming through Leaflet's built-in interactions.

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An example of a map presented with leaflet.js and incorperating a polyline with a a range of options.

This graph is part of the code samples for the update to the book Leaflet Tips and Tricks to version 1 of leaflet.js.

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