How to Make Interactive Maps with Python - Scatter Mapbox Example with Plotly and OpenStreetMap

Making interactive maps can be a challenge, but there are some great libraries and other cool stuff that can make things much easier when you're programming with Python. Plotly is a really great library that allows you to do all kinds of maps (along with other graphs), and the open-street-maps feature is something not to be missed, as it allows you to zoom in and out at various heights above your target area on the earth, and gives you the basic set of cities, roads, national parks, and other features to make a map complete.

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