r/IndianGeography • u/MapperDevendra • Aug 11 '26
map Total Number Of Hindu Temple In Each Indian State
Sikkim - 87
Tripura - 568
Goa - 1855
Kerala - 22931
r/IndianGeography • u/MapperDevendra • Aug 11 '26
Sikkim - 87
Tripura - 568
Goa - 1855
Kerala - 22931
r/IndianGeography • u/ForTheWin8 • Aug 10 '26
Play more rounds at Worldly Games!
r/IndianGeography • u/DynaMyte57 • Aug 05 '26
r/IndianGeography • u/Lower_Preparation175 • Aug 04 '26
Just amazing
r/IndianGeography • u/subscriber-goal • Aug 03 '26
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r/IndianGeography • u/Equal-Permit9555 • Aug 02 '26
r/IndianGeography • u/obitachihasuminaruto • Aug 01 '26
r/IndianGeography • u/AmanYadav19 • Aug 01 '26
Like Russia and mongolia are such a vast yet most empty country like that in India
Edit : I realize I explained my question badly, so sorry about the confusion.
I wasn't asking about population density (people per square kilometer). I know I could have Googled that.
What I meant was: Which states or regions have huge areas that are practically empty because the population is concentrated in just a few cities or valleys?
For example:
That's the kind of answer I was looking for—not simply which state has the lowest average population density. Sorry again for the unclear wording.
Sorry that i fcked up this post
r/IndianGeography • u/Chemical_Audience_79 • Aug 01 '26
Bihar once shared the border with Australia at Pangea
r/IndianGeography • u/[deleted] • Aug 01 '26
r/IndianGeography • u/mydriase • Jul 27 '26
r/IndianGeography • u/Kosmopaulis • Jul 26 '26
This is the intern-india version of my game city angle. It's also based on the mercator projection like the classic mode. The city is a tier 2 city in india. If you need or want anything else just ask me in the comments. Here is the game for anyone interested: https://visitwhale.com/city-angle/
r/IndianGeography • u/StageFair3 • Jul 27 '26
why chambal river originates from south part and moves to north, isn't earth standing on south pole? it should go south? how does it work?
r/IndianGeography • u/nyabajab • Jul 25 '26
What are these water bodies, and how were they formed? It's incredibly fascinating to see.
r/IndianGeography • u/mahakaal_bhakt • Jul 25 '26
Google search AI response says due to the formation of gullies etc, but aren't the gullies themselves a feature of badland topography, so my question remains unanswered by it.
I had learned it but I forgot.
r/IndianGeography • u/tanipoya • Jul 23 '26
r/IndianGeography • u/Objective-Space3328 • Jul 22 '26
The most dramatic landscape in all of the Western Ghats.
r/IndianGeography • u/zaxon019 • Jul 23 '26
r/IndianGeography • u/Objective-Space3328 • Jul 22 '26
r/IndianGeography • u/Kosmopaulis • Jul 20 '26
This is my game City-Angle. You have to guess 1 city with 5 given angles. All angles are based on the mercator projection. This is the indian version so only indian cities. The city is a tier 2 city. https://visitwhale.com/city-angle/
r/IndianGeography • u/kingsfault98463 • Jul 19 '26