Map: Hyderabad 1954 Telugu

The map is by Idara-e-Intezami, of Char Minar, Hyderabad. They were published by the Matubuaa Rafiq Machine Press and the Fine Art Lithographer Co, of Machili Kamaan, Hyderabad-Deccan in the year 1955.
The map includes important cities, main roads, and important landmarks including temples, statues, palaces, and factories. A legend to the right explains the symbols for administrative units (sixteen districts, grouped into four divisions), the color-coded city dots which show population, as well as railroads, airports, and rivers. In the upper left is a pictorial overview of the major crops of the area, as well as its modes of transportation. The crops are: castor oil plants, millet, rice, tobacco, cotton, and corn. The transportation services are bullock carts, buses, airplanes, rikshas, and trains. Below the pictorial key is a large block of text. This explains the physical and cultural geography of the region in detail. It outlines the types of land (forests, agricultural areas, etc.), administrative units, revenue sources, train and air services, industrial activity, government structure, the legal system, and pilgrimage sites.

Size: A3 100 GSM paper
Does not include frame