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 # Discussion
 
 I'm just starting to learn about the `leaflet` package, but in just a couple of hours (and standing on the shoulders of giants) I was able to put together an interactive map combining Census data (median home value by census tract) and locally-generated data (park locations). Such combinations can be effectively used to examine local situations in the context of rich data already collected at a federal level (assuming the instability at the U.S. Census Bureau is temporary).