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Croatia by: counties · municipalities and towns (općine i gradovi)
Map of Croatia by county, one number per county
Also: Croatia map by county · karta Hrvatske po županijama · županije Hrvatske · Croatian counties choropleth · map of Croatia's 21 counties

Example: Population of Croatia's counties, 2025 — Population on 1 January 2025 by county, from Eurostat's regional demography.
About this template
Data: one row per county with its NUTS 2024 code (HR050 for Zagreb city, HR037 for Split-Dalmatia) or its name — in the local language or in English — and a number. A county with no row stays grey. Same design as the other country maps.
A choropleth map of the regions of the "hr-nuts3" geography, each region filled by one number from your data (the "population" column).
A sequential colour scale from pale blue for the smallest values to deep navy blue for the largest; pinned to 80000 to 400000, so values beyond the ends take the end colour and the colour bar says ≤ and ≥; a gradient colour bar below the map, with its labels underneath; values formatted in compact form (1.2k, 3.4M), 1 decimal; on a white canvas (#ffffff) with near-black text — a light theme; 0.6-unit hairline outlines between regions.
The title and description are left-aligned above the chart. Font: Inter (the default); a source line with a link sits at the bottom, with the chartlink badge in the corner.
Data: 2 columns — county (string, "County (NUTS code or name)"), population (number, "Population, 1 January 2025") — and 21 rows in the example "Population of Croatia's counties, 2025". Regions are named by ISO 3166-2 region codes or region names; a region with no row stays unfilled in grey, and an unknown code fails loudly with the nearest matches. Your data keeps the same column ids and every other setting comes from the template; an agent can change any of them.
Other looks of this template — dark (on a dark canvas): ast_kHB3TQeSr3OzfAE17v4ML; buckets (with the values in classes and a swatch legend): ast_PczJx0KtDwfDpSKBt7jXb; editorial (in the editorial house style — serif type on paper, a green ramp): ast_0ChnrgiQbnWv2A1PNQ0PA; buckets-dark (with the values in classes and a swatch legend, on a dark canvas): ast_PPEYXgHvbDHu3MlPB5qbU; surroundings (with the land around the place drawn in grey): ast_FzSu8V9Yax7xNeXG8p3NJ; buckets-editorial (with the values in classes and a swatch legend, in the editorial house style — serif type on paper, a green ramp): ast_xsRakTzEbQByYk1r6VLxc; dark-surroundings (on a dark canvas, with the land around the place drawn in grey): ast_WevdfaklAerC77leFl0SF; buckets-surroundings (with the values in classes and a swatch legend, with the land around the place drawn in grey): ast_lMHtCVjQkSVYAFbU3CFeG; editorial-surroundings (in the editorial house style — serif type on paper, a green ramp, with the land around the place drawn in grey): ast_l3evyArtyiK5TfkQcUDgT; buckets-dark-surroundings (with the values in classes and a swatch legend, on a dark canvas, with the land around the place drawn in grey): ast_6swN126jyO42lsPWUWnzL; buckets-editorial-surroundings (with the values in classes and a swatch legend, in the editorial house style — serif type on paper, a green ramp, with the land around the place drawn in grey): ast_nGYtioXYvJhod3AmRwS7y. On the page, switch with the toggles; an agent passes that id as the template instead.
Use it with your agent
Copy the prompt, paste it into Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor or any agent with the chartlink MCP server or API, and give it your numbers. It rebuilds this exact design with your data and hands back an embed, a PNG and a page.
The prompt in full
Data this template expects
| column id | type | in the example |
|---|---|---|
| county | string | County (NUTS code or name) |
| population | number | Population, 1 January 2025 |
21 rows in the example. Your data keeps these column ids; everything else about the chart comes from the template.
For agents: the API call
POST https://chartlink.app/api/assets
{
"template": "ast_lPOZhxYnTuJF25Ws4jf9k",
"knobs": {
"theme": "light",
"dataType": "gradient",
"title": {
"text": "Your title"
},
"source": {
"text": "Where the numbers come from"
}
},
"data": {
"columns": [
{
"id": "county",
"type": "string"
},
{
"id": "population",
"type": "number"
}
],
"rows": [
[
"…"
]
]
},
"publish": true
}The recipe (the template's settings)
{
"chart": {
"domain": [
80000,
400000
],
"format": {
"kind": "number",
"compact": true,
"decimals": 1
},
"outline": {
"width": 0.6
},
"geography": "hr-nuts3"
},
"title": {
"text": "Population of Croatia's counties, 2025"
},
"preset": "map-light",
"source": {
"url": "https://ec.europa.eu/eurostat/databrowser/view/demo_r_pjanaggr3/default/table",
"text": "Eurostat, population on 1 January by NUTS region (demo_r_pjanaggr3), 2025"
},
"encoding": {
"value": {
"column": "population"
},
"region": {
"column": "county"
}
},
"description": {
"text": "Population on 1 January 2025 by county, from Eurostat's regional demography."
}
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