See the world through maps, explore history through timelines, explore fun facts about places near you by reading “Eco-Murals”, and learn all about geography with these handy guides. Now any place in the world is just a click away. Get your hands on our emblematic atlas or pick one of our many other maps to help with presentations for school or night outs. We keep the maps up to date and fresh with the latest information and find out how our world has changed over time. The maps present a snapshot of the country or city at that very moment revealing which districts have grown, which areas have become deserted. All these trends and movements can be seen in a single glance. The following categories of maps were launched: There are 11 such volumes available: 1 GPS Maps, 2 Relief Maps, 1 City Maps, 3 Cultural Map, 3 Historical Map, 2 Political Map, 1 Geopolitical Map and 1 Railway Geometry. The map archive of India has been created to enable easy access to maps of the country. The project involves the digitisation and archiving of historical maps, at various scales, produced in different formats. The entire move is envisaged within National Map Policy (NMP) framework. The digitised archives can be accessed by users for educational, research and other purposes. The archive sections for maps include: Some special purpose maps have been prepared as its part of digitisation process. These include:Geo-Referenced Maps of below states are available for free download from our website :- The GNCTD has a large number of historical maps in its collection, dating back to the 18th Century. This vast storehouse is a veritable treasure trove of information on the physical landscape and socio-economic changes from early times to about 1960—the period that saw the transition from natural resource based economy to a modern industrial economy. The digitisation project seeks to preserve these valuable documents, enhance their accessibility and make them more widely known among researchers and students. Environment Atlas of the Himalayas is a joint initiative between Department of Environment, Ministry of Environment and Forests and National Institute of Hydrology, Roorkee India, to bring attention to the environmental issues in the region. The atlas provides a comprehensive overview about various aspects from water, forestry to biodiversity. It contains information on various aspects including physical environment, social milieu and economic landscape. The information is presented in a series of thematic maps as well as through graphics that include tables and charts. 81eaaddfaf 32
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