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+# Adding more elements 
+You may want to add a legend or title, cluster data, or further style your map. While [Leaflet Docs](https://leafletjs.com/reference.html) documents how to do much of this, there is a wealth of documentation online from people tweaking given code to meet their specific needs. So, if you have something specific in mind, we recommend you do an internet search to see what's out there you could draw inspiration (and often code) from. 
 
-# Next Steps
 
-If this workshop has inspired you to expand your skills, try making another map on your own using data for a different location on your own. This will give you some clarity around where you might have some gaps in understanding. Remember, you can create your own GeoJSON with free tools like [geojson.io](http://geojson.io).
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-***Keep in mind that not all data will be nicely packaged and cleaned. In fact, it never is. If you proceed to use data that you've found on the web, be prepared to spend time preparing your data to be usable with Leaflet and the web.***
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-### More Resources for Web Mapping
-This workshop builds from several other resources for web mapping. Here are some great places to start extending your knowledge:
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-Web map basics: [Anatomy of a Web Map - Alan McConchie and Beth Schechter](http://maptime.io/anatomy-of-a-web-map/)    
-Leaflet basics: [Leaflet Quick Start Guide](https://leafletjs.com/examples/quick-start/)   
-Web map functionality examples: [Mapbox.js Examples](https://docs.mapbox.com/mapbox.js/example/v1.0.0/)    
-GeoJSON: [More than you ever wanted to know about GeoJSON - Tom MacWright](https://macwright.org/2015/03/23/geojson-second-bite.html)    
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