Kathiawar : Part of Gohelwar Season. 1867-68 Great Trogonometrical Survey of India

By: Contributor(s): Material type: MapMapPublication details: Dehradun G.T.S. Office 1869Description: 1 Map Coloured 72 X 105 cmGenre/Form: DDC classification:
  • 912.5446
Summary: Orthography. Accents over letters are indicative of the proper pronunciation : a & ā have the sounds respectively of the first and second a in Mama : e has the sound of a in pale; i & ī the vowel sounds in bit & feet; υ that in full, ū that in fool & ai that in dry. Marks under letters indicate the Guzerathi letters from which they are derived, the dot anaswar over another letter. Conventional signs. Trigonometrical stations & Points respectively ◬ & ⊙ or ô taluka boundaries, metalled roads, country roads, foot paths, cultivation, blank. Edge of cultivation, waste, Pahilas or "in memoriam" stones †. In Villages each block represents 20 houses. In the largest towns the number cannot be thus shown, Relative heights of banks to beds of streams thus 17r. Barometrical heights thus 450 b/Summary: The latitude are referrible to Kalianpur Observatory viz. 26° 30' 55". Longitudes to Madras Observatory Old Value viz. 80° 17' 21" Heights to Dangarwari H.S. Deduced from the Diu Tidal Observations97.97 ft. The most recent value of the longitude of Madras Observatory is 80° 14' 20", via Nautical Almanac for 1868, Consequently all longitudes in this map are liable to be diminished by 3', 1"
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Orthography. Accents over letters are indicative of the proper pronunciation : a & ā have the sounds respectively of the first and second a in Mama : e has the sound of a in pale; i & ī the vowel sounds in bit & feet; υ that in full, ū that in fool & ai that in dry. Marks under letters indicate the Guzerathi letters from which they are derived, the dot anaswar over another letter.
Conventional signs. Trigonometrical stations & Points respectively ◬ & ⊙ or ô taluka boundaries, metalled roads, country roads, foot paths, cultivation, blank. Edge of cultivation, waste, Pahilas or "in memoriam" stones †. In Villages each block represents 20 houses. In the largest towns the number cannot be thus shown, Relative heights of banks to beds of streams thus 17r. Barometrical heights thus 450 b/

The latitude are referrible to Kalianpur Observatory viz. 26° 30' 55". Longitudes to Madras Observatory Old Value viz. 80° 17' 21" Heights to Dangarwari H.S. Deduced from the Diu Tidal Observations97.97 ft.
The most recent value of the longitude of Madras Observatory is 80° 14' 20", via Nautical Almanac for 1868, Consequently all longitudes in this map are liable to be diminished by 3', 1"