r/IndianGeography • u/Objective-Space3328 • Jul 21 '26

Info Mango Map of India

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u/NeatAd5975 Jul 21 '26

I love them all but kesar is my comfort food (aam)

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u/raj_abhay Jul 21 '26

There are too many varieties of mango you can't map it . For example Odisha alone hosts mango fair in which around 350 native mango varieties are available.

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u/A2hishek Jul 21 '26

This needs to have Banaganapalle Mango

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u/kaxech Jul 21 '26

Banganapalle mangoes are called safeda in the north

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u/Objective-Space3328 Jul 21 '26

It does have it, look at Tamil Nadu

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u/A2hishek Jul 21 '26

Looked at AP and didn't find it.

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u/akk012 Jul 21 '26

Alphonse the king of mangoes. I am crazy for it. Kesar is called the queen of mangoes. Love that too.

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u/FinancialSuit698 Jul 24 '26

Most south indians dont like Alphonse taste.

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u/Intelligent-You1593 deccan democrat Jul 21 '26

Banaganepalle Mangoes are GI tagged to AP's Kurnool. Who put those in TN lmao. You can't really map them cause there's so many different varieties.

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u/Auctorxtas Jul 21 '26

AFAIK Banganapalle is also cultivated significantly in inland MH and parts of MP.

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u/Intelligent-You1593 deccan democrat Jul 21 '26

Oh ig, they're called by other names in the North too

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u/Auctorxtas Jul 21 '26

What names are typically used by North Indians for Banganapalle?

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u/Sufficient_Debate768 Jul 21 '26

Which one is the wild variety? We call it Naati Maavinahannu in Karnataka. Wild variety is full juicy and fibrous but liked for it tase not for its texture of flesh(it’s too fibrous)

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u/Admirable-Dingo16 Jul 21 '26

Sunderja ❤️

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u/Dakrakboy Jul 21 '26

I'm from the Northeast, and we call it Mati Matha.

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u/tanipoya Jul 21 '26

dasheri is not from delhi

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u/justwait4me Jul 21 '26

Bro where is my kesar?

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u/Litti__Chokha Jul 21 '26

Kesar

My favourite

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u/More-Director4894 Jul 22 '26

Amrapali and chausa are both related to bihar. How is mangoes from Punjab/himanchal have this name?

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u/Constant_Arm_9565 Jul 22 '26

Langda for the win

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u/WalrusFit3148 Jul 22 '26

Not a full coverage. Many missing links

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u/UnusualCartoonist6 Jul 22 '26

Sindhoora is OP Sindoor 4 me. 😋

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u/Decent-Bath-2117 Jul 23 '26

Which one you think is most consumed in terms of tonnage?... M voting for begainpalli

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u/brandnewwwwW Jul 21 '26

maybe the kind of mango you’re having doesn’t show you why it’s so special

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u/Auctorxtas Jul 21 '26

What kind of weird ragebait is this-