Randomly sample addresses for a given city
https://batch.openaddresses.io/data is a great open source project to provide addresses, but I often don't need the whole list. In the embedded Hex notebook that follows, we'll show you how to take a .geojson file from that site, sample from it and then download it as a csv.
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