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Much easier just to draw them in a GIS system and then add them as a layer to the map. RaphaelRaphael would work, but it seems like the long way around.

Also any curve is really just made up of a series of straight lines so you could likely achieve the required effect using LeLeaflet.

Much easier just to draw them in a GIS system and then add them as a layer to the map. Raphael would work, but it seems like the long way around.

Also any curve is really just made up of a series of straight lines so you could likely achieve the required effect using Le

Much easier just to draw them in a GIS system and then add them as a layer to the map. Raphael would work, but it seems like the long way around.

Also any curve is really just made up of a series of straight lines so you could likely achieve the required effect using Leaflet.

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Much easier just to draw them in a GIS system and then add them as a layer to the map. Raphael would work, but it seems like the long way around.

Also any curve is really just made up of a series of straight lines so you could likely achieve the required effect using Le