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This would appear to be the most basic and trivial thing, except that I can't find out how to do it. I have a shapefile which contains the boundaries of all electorates in my state (this is in Australia, not that it matters). I can convert the shapefile to a GeoJSON file, and all I want to do is to plot one boundary on my map.

The last time I did any mapping work (several years ago) I used Python with its Folium and GeoPandas libraries. But I thought I'd try Leaflet using JavaScript - assuming that I could do everything I needed. But I seem to have got stuck at the start.

I'd be happy of any pointers!

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  • The obvious starting point is leafletjs.com/examples.html Commented Feb 12 at 11:22
  • Thank you - I got confused with that until it was pointed out to me that I was just viewing my html/javascript pages in a browser, instead of serving them with a web server. The latter made all the difference. Commented Feb 13 at 9:10
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