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Mapbox is an open source platform that allows users to design and publish custom interactive maps on the web using open data formats like OpenStreetMap, Leaflet, and geoJSON. It provides tools for powerful map design in Mapbox Studio, supports modern web development standards through CSS-like styling and JavaScript scripting, and has documentation and code examples for its JavaScript API and Mapbox.js library to help developers build maps.
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