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flavors:
- flavor: svg
path: /choropleth/
- flavor: canvas
path: /choropleth/canvas/
Choropleth:
package: '@nivo/geo'
tags:
- map
stories: []
description: |
The Choropleth component displays divided geographical areas shaded
in relation to some data variable. It's build on top of primitives
from the [GeoMap](self:/geomap) component.
Using this component requires some knowledge about the `d3-geo`
library, projections, geoJSON… please have a look at the
[official d3 documentation](https://github.com/d3/d3-geo)
for further information.
Like for [GeoMap](self:/geomap), you must pass an array of features
which determine the geometries to render on the map, then you pass
an array of data which, each datum is merged with its corresponding
feature using the `match` property, the value is picked according
to the `value` accessor.
Please note that because the features file is pretty huge, **it's not included
in the generated code**, you can find the file used for this example
[here](https://github.com/plouc/nivo/blob/master/website/src/data/components/geo/world_countries.json),
you'll have to pass the `features` array to the `features` property.
This component also have a canvas implementations,
[ChoroplethCanvas](self:/choropleth/canvas), which should be used
when you have complex geometries as it offers better performance.
ChoroplethCanvas:
package: '@nivo/geo'
tags:
- map
- canvas
stories: []
description: |
A canvas implementation of the [Choropleth](self:/choropleth)
component, should be used used when you have complex geometries
as it offers better performance than its SVG counterpart.
Please note that because the features file is pretty huge, **it's not included
in the generated code**, you can find the file used for this example
[here](https://github.com/plouc/nivo/blob/master/website/src/data/components/geo/world_countries.json),
you'll have to pass the `features` array to the `features` property.