1. Uttar Pradesh (1:1,500,000); 2. Bihar (1:750,000); 3. Rajasthan (1: 1, 500, 000); 4. Maharashtra (1: 1, 500, 000); 5. Andhra Pradesh (1: 1, 500, 000); 6. Tamil Nadu (1: 1, 000, 000); 7. Punjab (1:500, 000); 8. Himachal Pradesh (1:500, 000); 9. Jammu & Kashmir (1:2,000,000; 10. Meghalaya (1:500,000); 11. Assam (1:1,000,000); 12. Manipur (1:500,000); 13. Tripura (1:250, 000); 14. Goa (1:250, 000); 15. Nagaland (1:500,000); 16. Mizoram (1:500,000); 17. Arunachal Pradesh (1:750,000); 18. Andaman & Nicobar Islands (1:1,000,000); 19. Dadra & Nagra Haveli (1:100,000); 20. Chandigarh (1:25,000); 21. Pondicherry (1:6,000,00); 22. Daman & Diu (1:6,000,000); 23. Uttarakhand (1:500,000); 24. West Bengal & Sikkim (1:100,000); 25. Orissa (1:100,00); 26. Gujarat (1:100,000); 27. Karnataka (1:100,000); 28. Kerala (1:100,000); 29. Lakshadeep (1:1,000,000); 30. Delhi (1:100,000); 31. Madhya Pradesh (1:2,000,000); Sikkim (1:150,000); 33. Haryana (1:75,000); 34. Jharkhand (1:2,000,000); 35. Chattisgarh (1:150,000).
ABOUT THE AUTHOR Prithvish Nag
Prithvish Nag, (b. 1951), M.Sc. (Gold Medalist), Ph.D., is the Director of the national Atlas and Thematic Mapping Organisation (NATMO) of the Ministry of Science and technology, Government of India. He has been the President of the Indian National Cartographic Association, Indian Association of Special Libraries and Information centre, Institute of Indian Geographers, Indian Institute of geomorpholists, Professor S.P. Chatterjee Memorial Foundation and Indian Geographical Foundation. At the international Level, he was the Chairman of the International cartograqphic Association (ICA), Commission on Population Cartography, UN/PCGIAP Committee on Institutional Strengthening for Asia and the Pacific, International Steering Committee on Global Mapping (ISCGM), Working Group on data Standardization, and Full member of the International geographical Union (IGU), Commission on Population geography, and Member, Editorial Board, International Journal on geographical Information System. Dr. nag was the Visiting member of the Staff of the School of Oriental and African Studies, London. He is an Author and editor of over 35 boos and 110 research papers. His well known books are geography of Indian and Digital remote sensing. Dr. nag was UN Consultant in cartography in the Sultanate of Oman and the Surveyor general of India.
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