Leaflet starter (UTM grid basemap)

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Leaflet starter (UTM grid basemap)

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Last edited Jan 14, 2017

Created on Jan 14, 2017

This example displays an interactive map centered on the San Francisco Bay Area at zoom level 14, using a UTM grid basemap. The map is built with Leaflet 0.7.7 and loads tile layers from Stamen Design, which provide the UTM-projected imagery with OpenStreetMap data. The code initializes a Leaflet map instance via `L.map`, sets the view with `setView`, and adds a tile layer using `L.tileLayer` pointing to Stamen’s UTM tile server. The map fills the entire viewport through CSS, and attribution is included for both Stamen and OpenStreetMap.

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Getting started with Leaflet

Example using map tiles from Stamen

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