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Spain internal migrations 2016

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Last edited Apr 18, 2017
Created on Mar 13, 2017

This chord diagram visualizes internal migration flows between Spanish provinces in 2016, using data from Spain’s National Statistics Institute (INE). The 54-node matrix is rendered with d3-chord, with ribbons sized by migration volume and colored by destination province. Hovering over a group or ribbon fades unrelated ribbons to highlight migration relationships. Province labels are positioned around the outer arc, and tick marks indicate migration counts in thousands. Built with D3 v4, the visualization uses an SVG canvas and includes mouseover interactions to explore the data.

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Chord diagram showing Spain internal migrations in 2016. Data from ine.es - Provisional data

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