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You might also like https://git.soton.ac.uk/twr1m15/la_emissions_viz which drives https://rushby.shinyapps.io/LAemissions/
## data
The following example data is provided in this repository:
* Boundary data - for Solent region (various geographies: LA, LSOA, MSOA)
* Energy - area-based statistics for domestic electricity consumption (LSOA, MSOA)
* Lookup table for geographies
## rMappingExample
A simple example of mapping using R. Examples use Local Authority (LA) and Middle-layer Super Output Area (MSOA) geography and electricity consumption data (provided in `data` subfolder).
## ONS-open-geography
An example and resources for using the [ONS Open Geography portal](https://geoportal.statistics.gov.uk) to download geographical data and create maps using `Leaflet` package.
## Resources
### Openstreetmap for base maps (i.e. map tiles/rasters)
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### tmap package - nice - check out the bubble geom