Map
This is a listing of all Maps.
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| Annual Migrations of Three Sherpa Yak-herds of Khumjung |
| Black-and-white line map showing the seasonal migration routes of three Sherpa yak-owners from Khumjung, Nepal. The symbols are explained at the beginning of a four-page description of the yak migration that refers to the map as "Diagram B": triangles stand for permanently inhabited villages; rectangles for subsidiary settlements with crop-cultivations, circles for subsidiary settlements without fields, and crosses for unroofed shelters on high pastures. |
| Lahore and Amritsar |
| Detailed topographical map of Lahore and Amritsar in post-Partition Punjab. |
| Map of an area of midwestern Nepal |
| Hand-drawn map of an area of the midwestern region of Nepal encompassing the village of Simikot in the north, Tibrikot to the west, and the town of Dailekh to the south. Dotted lines possibly represent the route traveled by Christoph von Fürer-Haimendorf during his 1958 tour of the area northeast of Pokhara. |
| Map of Bangladesh |
| Map of Bangladesh's political boundaries, including divisions, with railroads and roads. |
| Map of India |
| Map of India's political boundaries, including states, with railroads and roads. |
| Map of Pakistan |
| Map of Pakistan's political boundaries, including provinces, with railroads and roads. |
| The Indian Empire |
| Map depicting British colonial India (red), Indian- administered territories (pink), and independent states and territories (green) |
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