How I build Capital Cities with thier Latitude

So, it is obvious that I’ve used world bank’s data to make this charts and here is how I make it.

As we enter the website, we are greeted by a user-friendly interface. The navigation bar at the top allows us to explore different charts. The website is made with HTML, CSS , Javascript, Bootstrap, and Highcharts.

Our first stop is the “Capital Cities with Latitude” chart. This pie chart showcases the latitude of several capital cities worldwide. By hovering over the slices, we can gather specific information about each city’s latitude, such as Kabul, Ouagadougou, Bangul, Asmara, and more.

Next, we delve into the “Cities with Longitude” chart. Presented as a bar chart, it reveals the longitude of cities in countries like Afghanistan, Burkina Faso, Congo, and Ethiopia. This visualization allows us to compare the longitudes of various cities and gain insights into their geographical distribution.

Moving forward, we encounter the “Cities with Latitude” chart. This 3D donut chart showcases cities’ latitudes in different regions, including Afghanistan, Burkina Faso, Central African Republic, and more. The chart’s depth and inner size enhance the visual appeal, providing a unique perspective on latitude distributions.

Our journey continues with the “Cities by Region and Longitude” chart, depicted as a column chart. It sheds light on the longitudes of cities within specific regions. With categories ranging from Sudan to Chad and Uganda, this visualization facilitates regional comparisons of longitude values.

Lastly, we explore the “Income Levels” table. It presents a tabular representation of countries and their corresponding income levels. This table is dynamically generated using data fetched from the World Bank API. It offers a quick overview of income disparities across different countries.

HERE IS THE JS CODE:

As we conclude our visual journey through the World Bank data, we have witnessed the power of data visualization in conveying meaningful insights. The charts and table we explored provided valuable information about geographical coordinates, income levels, and regional comparisons. By harnessing the capabilities of Bootstrap CSS, Highcharts, and the World Bank API, we were able to create an engaging and interactive data exploration experience.

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