Sample points for Mapping Berlin

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Sample points for Mapping Berlin

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Last edited Jan 24, 2017

Created on Jan 24, 2017

This example maps Vanderbilt University as a single point using GeoJSON, displaying the campus location over Nashville. It renders the geometry with `d3.geoPath` and overlays the point, while the code loads the feature properties to show university details. The visualization contrasts the structured GeoJSON format against a simpler JSON version, using D3’s projection and path APIs to draw the geographic context. The dataset source is a gist, and the example focuses on demonstrating point-based mapping with minimal, illustrative data.

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