This political map of India provides a detailed representation of the geographical and administrative characteristics of the country. This highlights the border of the country of India and its division in 28 states and 8 center areas, each with clear state boundaries. The map also identifies the state capitals and major cities including the national capital, New Delhi.
The major road networks are displayed prominently, combining various cities and states, reflecting wide infrastructure that supports India's vast population. An essential aspect of India's geography and culture, rivers are also depicted, showing important waterways like Ganga, Brahmaputra and Godavari. These rivers not only serve as a lifeline for millions of people, but also have huge religious and historical significance.
Geographical sites such as mountain peaks and pass are identified, including the huge concentration (8,586 m) located in the Himalayas. The National Park, which protects India's rich biodiversity, is marked with different symbols, which emphasizes the country's commitment to environmental protection.
The map also shows the areas around India, which shows closeness from neighboring countries such as China, Pakistan, Nepal, Bhutan, Bangladesh and Myanmar. The coastal borders along the Arabian Sea, the Bay of Bengal and the Indian Ocean are clearly underlined, along with important islands such as Andaman and Nicobar Group and Lakshadweep.
This map serves as a valuable resource to understand India's political and geographical scenario. It is useful for students, travelers and professionals who require the country's connectivity, natural facilities and observation of administrative layouts. Whether for educational purposes or plan for travel routes, this map catchs the essence of diverse and dynamic geography of India.