Jharkhand Physical Map (70x100cm)

The “Jharkhand Physical Map (70x100cm)” is a large, laminated educational wall chart that illustrates Jharkhand’s physical features, including major landforms, rivers, plateaus, forests, and mineral resources. This map is widely used in classrooms, libraries, and for exam preparation.​

Physical Specifications

Size: 70 × 100 cm, allowing clear, detailed presentation for classroom or group reference.​

Material: Multicolour printing on quality art or map litho paper, with thermal lamination on both sides for durability and moisture resistance. Usually fitted with plastic rollers or loops for hanging.​

Map Content and Features

Depicts the Chota Nagpur Plateau’s prominent uplands, valleys, and hill ranges, which dominate the landscape of Jharkhand.​

Clearly marks the main rivers (Damodar, Subarnarekha, Koel, Brahmani, Barakar) and their basins, with associated major waterfalls and lakes.​

Landforms include hills such as Parasnath, Rajmahal, Netarhat plateau, and important forest regions.​

Shows state boundaries, district borders, neighboring states (Bihar, West Bengal, Odisha, Chhattisgarh, Uttar Pradesh), and prominent cities (Ranchi, Jamshedpur, Dhanbad, Bokaro) for orientation.​

Highlights mineral-rich zones—Jharkhand is famous for coal, iron ore, mica, bauxite, and other resources—which are often indicated on physical maps given the state’s significance as a mining hub.​

Includes wildlife sanctuaries and national parks: Betla National Park, Hazaribagh Wildlife Sanctuary, and Palamau Tiger Reserve.​

Equipped with a legend, scale, and supporting notes for effective geography teaching and exam practice.​

Classroom and Educational Use

Designed for lessons on landforms, rivers, natural resources, and geographic regions of Jharkhand.​

Useful for map reading skills, environment and science projects, and competitive exam preparation (UPSC, state PSC, etc.).​

The large format and lamination ensure the map’s durability and visibility for repeated classroom and group use.​

This physical map provides an essential visual reference for understanding Jharkhand’s diverse and resource-rich geography.​