Inspection Map

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Inspection Map

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Last edited Sep 15, 2021

Created on May 7, 2020

An interactive map of New York City displays inspection counts by ZIP code as a choropleth overlay, alongside point markers for museums, theaters, and subways. Users can filter results through a dropdown menu and sidebar rows. The visualization uses Leaflet with marker clustering and Mapbox tiles, rendering geographic data from external GeoJSON sources onto an SVG-backed map interface.

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