Topic
India, maps
12 books
The great arc: the dramatic tale of how India was mapped and Everest was named
John Keay.
Making history, drawing territory: British mapping in India, c.1756-1905
Ian J. Barrow.
Reference Atlas for India and the World
OXFORD
Bombay Mumbai 1:310000 (Discover India series / TTK)
TT. Maps & Publications Ltd
New Delhi Travel Map (Periplus Travel Maps)
Periplus Travel Map: Bombay
Periplus Staff
Corpus Topographicum Indiae Antiquae III: Indian Toponyms in Ancient Greek and Latin Texts
Depuydt F., Van Damme G., Pollet G.
An Atlas of India
S. Muthiah
Historical Atlas of the Indian Peninsula
Cuthbert Collin Davies
Maps of Mughal India: Drawn by Jean-Baptiste-Joseph Gentil, Agent for the French Government to the Court of Shuja-Ud-Daula at Faizabad, 1770
Jean-Baptiste-Joseph Gentil
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