Schematic Hometown Mapping

[rasagy]

Hi everyone,

As discussed, let’s make some schematic maps of our hometowns! You can find the slides from our class here & a video of my Outlier talk on this.

You can see some of the previous schematic map exercises for reference.

You can follow the following steps for your schematic map:

1. Scale, Audience & Purpose
2. Mental model sketch
3. Tracing relevant aspects from OSM
4. Abstraction: Grids & geometric shapes
5. Simplification vs Minimal
6. Elements of the city
7. Visual hierarchy
8. Details: Icons, Typography, Legend, Context

Here are some references to go through:

Schematic Maps:

• Get inspired by the story behind the most iconic schematic map: London Underground Map by Harry Beck.
• A Guardian article featuring animations transforming schematic maps into geographically accurate representations.
• Closer home, have a look at the Isometric & Schematic map of the IIT B by Prof. Mandar Rane.
• Here is the process behind one of my schematic maps: Andamanese Language Map.
• A great collection of schematic maps of most cities around the world created by INAT, like Delhi & Mumbai.

Cartography / Map Design:

• Essays on Digital Cartography by Justin O’Beirne.
• David Rumsey’s huge map collection for some vintage cartography inspiration.
• The Five Elements for forming a mental model of a city, from Kevin Lynch’s book The Image of the City.

Resources:

Maki icon set for using quick icons under CC0 license, do try editing them in the Maki Editor if you want to customize them.

[vinaydhomne]

Vinay Kumar Dhomne 22m2250 Seoni Map

[kashyapine]

Anmol Kashyap 22M2241

Ekamra Kshetra - Bhubaneswar the Temple City

The project is an attempt to map parts of Bhubaneswar, the capital city of Odisha. The mapped area is known as 'Old Town' or 'Ekamra Kshetra', its ancient name. 'Ekamra' is referred to mango trees and 'Kshetra' refers to an area. Also, in Ekamra Purana, a 13th-century Sanskrit treatise, it is noted that the presiding state deity of Lingaraj was originally under a mango tree. Hence, the name Ekamra Kshetra.

The area is famous for its ancient sandstone temples and heritage ponds built. The monuments are built over 2,000 years ago from the 3rd century BC to the 15th century AD. The purpose of the map is to provide tourists and visitors a route plan to cover almost all the heritage sites in one go. It is also an attempt to make people familiar with the city's history and its origin.

Mind Mapping and Visualization

More and more attempts of visualization was done as most of the shapes and patterns were unsatisfiable to incorporate into the new design of the map. Finally, upon taking a larger area into consideration, a usable figure was obtained. After playing with the orientation and sizing of the figure, a familiar mango tree structure was derived. Which then served as the outline of the map.

Final Map

The Map of Ekamra Kshetra consist of all ancient Hindu temples one should visit if they happen to be in the temple city of Bhubaneswar. The area mapped is a special foreign tourist attraction as it has been listed as a tentative site in UNESCO World Heritage list.

[lakshrajpal1803]

Laksh Rajpal | 21u130028 | BDes 3rd Year

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[princeagarwa]

Prince Agarwal | 22M2247 | Interaction Design

Where: Abu Road, Rajasthan Who: Tourist Why: Mount Abu is a popular tourist place since its the only hill station in Rajasthan Abu Road is at the foothills of Mount Abu People often pass by to go to Mount Abu, but there are some excellent places to visit on Abu Road as well

Goal: Encouraging people to visit places at Abu Road

Landmarks at Abu Road: Chandravati Museum Rishikesh and waterfall Brahmakumaris Solar Farm Brahmakumaris Shantivan Mukhdi Mata temple Abu Road is most famous for its sweet dish, “Rabri.”

Potential Ideas

1. Helping people navigate to the solar farm and give a sense of its vastness.
2. Curating a tour including some of the places

Google Map Screen Shot Mind Map Tracing on the Map Style Inspiration

English Version

Hindi Version

[shivaniv25]

Shivani Verma, 22m2255, Mdes-IxD

Schematic map of hospitals in my hometown: Bulandshahr

Bulandshahr: A district located in western Uttar Pradesh, India. Background: Bulandshahr has many local natives from villages who come to the city for healthcare. Purpose of the map: People coming to Bulandshahr are majorly low literate people and majorly Hindi-speaking people, hence a Hindi version of map is also made for their convenience.

[Yash2412kothari]

[Work in progress]

Where? Hampi: I have visited Hampi a few times, and this place holds a special spot in my heart. The terrain of Hampi is uniquely beautiful. The large rocks balanced in impossible ways on sharp edges and points never cease to amaze me.

Who? Hampi is known for its rich historical and architectural significance, featuring the ruins of the ancient city of Vijayanagara. The site attracts a diverse range of visitors, including History Enthusiasts, Backpackers and Travelers, Spiritual Seekers, Photographers, Cultural and Heritage Tourists, and International Tourists.

Why? There are estimated to be around 500-600 structures, including temples, shrines, and other monuments in Hampi. It is impossible to cover everything in the limited time of two days. This schematic map of Hampi facilitates tourists in maximizing their time and ensuring they don't miss out on the most significant experiences.

Mind Maps

OSM Screenshot

Abstraction process

Final Abstraction (Work In Progress)

Updated English version: International tourists visit Hampi

Hindi version: People from different states of India visit Hampi

Submission Post feedback: (improved text-shadow for better readability.)

Colophon Map References: Open Street Maps, Google Maps Tools: Adobe Illustrator, Paper, and Sketch Pens. Typefaces: Satoshi (English), Noto Sans (Hindi) Icons: Made by myself.

[abhishekshirsagar]

Where?

Taljai Trails, Pune; a jogging track situated on top of a hill.

Why?

It is a 8 km closed loop track, but has multiple shortcuts in between which makes navigation difficult. There are signs that mark every 500 m but, they do not show the overview of the track and where to head next, People generally get onto shortcuts without realising it

Who?

People who visit the hill for the first time, or are less frequent visitors that move around in a limited area.

Mindmap

Traced Map

Dead man methaphor?💀

OSM Screenshot

OSM had some missing paths that I had personally jogged on so I also referenced Google Maps

Google Map Screenshot

Abstraction

Update: August 13, 2023

First Version

More Simplification

Subtle Hornbill metaphor.🦤

Submission

English

Marathi

Colophon

Map References: Open Street Maps, Google Maps Tools: Figma (abstraction and final versions), Procreate (initial sketches) Typefaces: Anek Latin & Devanagari Icons: Material Symbols by Google

[Mukul3110]

Mukul Mahajan 21u130029 Bdes, 3rd Year

Lots of students come to Jalgaon from nearby towns and villages for college or coaching every year. Many of them struggle in finding a perfect spot to chill after their all day classes as they are unaware of the city. Thus the map shown below will help them locate all the cafes or street food places where they can have fun along with their friends.

Final outcome

English

Marathi

[sparshGupta24]

Sparsh Gupta | 22m2252 | M.Des 2nd year

-----------------------------Old Version-----------------------------

--------------------------Updated Version--------------------------

[AnjaneshIndranil]

Anjanesh Indranil, 22M2248, M.Des 2nd Yr Tourist Places in Deoghar

[devaharshareddy]

Deva Harsha Reddy 22M2243

Visualizing map of Tirumala temple town on the hills of Tirupati. Idea is to create zoning and marking accommodation areas. Since people are already familiar with the temples it is not the main focus.

" The Lord of the Seven Hills " A Tourist Route map of Tirumala town.

Location: Tirumala, Andhra Pradesh, India.

The places and areas show are the most common places which a tourist come across during his journey in Tirumala. The map majorly focuses on Guest House, Rest Houses and Pilgrim Complexes. It also covers Major Temples, Food Places, Shopping and other tourist attractions. The major signifier in remembering the map is the abstract face of Hanuman formed by the Outer ring road of the town. Then the map is radially expanding from his head starting with temples in the center and accommodation places, shopping, food and health surrounding it. The idea contour effect is to give the feeling of altitude and the location on the hills. The hand drawn icons with specific roof pattern for a particular type of place will help in easy navigation. This map aids the tourist in easily orienting himself during his IN & OUT journey.

[RaghavSamodia1]

food in Jaipur where - Jaipur city center who - tourist why - to find expertly curated food FINAL HOPEFULLY

[AmrutaBailke]

Amruta Bailke 22M2254

Context: Indore People travel from across the country for weddings and sightseeing. One such destination for weddings is the beautiful city of Indore. The map highlights areas and places to visit in Indore when people come for a destination wedding to a new city and wantt to utilise the opportunity to explore around.

Final Map Map: Places to visit in Indore while on a destination wedding trip. Highlights: Hotels for staying in Indore (probable destinations) Places to visit - Eateries and sightseeing (Including only nearby areas for when on a 1-day or 2-day trip) Color scheme: To replicate the wedding decorum and keep the essence of the trip.

[AditiChintey]

Final Submission

Map in English :

Map in Hindi :

[AnujsAmbhore1]

Anuj Ambhore B.des 21u130031

[SamarthDhanuka]

Samarth Dhanuka 21U130001

Major Malls in South Bengaluru

Where- South Bangalore (Between Kanakapura Rd and Bannerghatta Rd)

Why- Malls are one of the most popular places to spend leisure time among with friends. Activities like watching a movie, snacking, window shopping or actually shopping at branded stores makes a mall a great place for spending hours in the same place. South Bangalore is slightly less explored by those living in the "main" region of Bangalore, hence this map.

Who- The map is created with students and Bangalore residents in mind who wish to explore some new malls and areas. It is not the best option for those coming to Bangalore for the first time as most of these malls probably won't make it to the top-5 malls by area in Bangalore.

Mental Model

Map View from OpenStreetMap

Tracing Stucture on OSM

Traced Structure with Extra Details

Abstraction 1- Dress Shaped

Abstraction 2- Rectangular Grid

Abstraction 3- Radial Grid

Final Outcome (English- Poppins)

Final Outcome (Kannada- Anek Kannada)

[manishverma612]

Manish Verma 21U130014

Work in Progress

[Ketaki007]

Ketaki K 22M2245 Work Cafes around Karve Road, Pune

Mental model - My home to Karve Road and beyond

Traced Open street map

Simplified - using a 45 degree grid

Adding colors + Snipping only to the area in focus

Adding context

Adding the metro line

Map in local language

[ANOOF-PK]

SPOTS NEAR KOZHIKODE BEACH

Anoof P K | 21U130023

Kozhikode will always have a special place in the history of Kerala as it is here that Vasco-da-Gama first landed and the legendary Spice Route came into existence. This region still has a historic charm to it.

Where: Kozhikode Beach, Kerala. Who: People who are visiting Kerala's One of Best Beach. Why: People from far places struggle to find food, shopping, Landmark spots, etc.

Mental Model Sketch

Map

Tracing Map

Abstracting Simplified Minimal Adding Colours

Adding Location Pin

Final

Final After Feedback

In Malayalam Version

[Rajdeep115]

The map brings out all the "not so talked about places" of Delhi, as experienced and explored by me, with reference to the metro transit network.

[jishnuthewalker]

21u130034

A map I made last year for Mood Indigo

[MansiKhedekar]

Mansi Khedekar 22M2253

I simplified the trace at 45-degree angles.

On mapping sports I narrowed the map some more.

After adding details:

The night version of the map:

[Vaish0204]

Pabboju Vaishnavi | 22m2249

Where? Kachiguda, an old suburban area in Hyderabad. Who? People who need to run a quick errand or do a grocery haul. Why? Kachiguda has recently seen a rise in the supermarket and grocery store locations. This map marks all those spots within the suburbia.

Mental Model (Limited due to lack in wider geographic knowledge)

The accurate locations across Google Map.

Tracing the relevant point.

Abstraction

Final abstraction

Adding context

[anniketmohalik]

Anniket Mohalik | 21U130008 | B.Des

Where: Panjim, Goa Who: Tourist Why: Designing a tourist map for Goa enhances visitors' experiences by providing easy navigation, highlighting attractions, and promoting local culture, thereby contributing to a vibrant tourism economy.

Mental Model

Open street map of Panjim, Goa

Traced roads on Open street map

Abstraction (using a 45 degree grid)

Playing with colours

Adding context & locations

After Feedback

[avanibhagdi]

Avani Bhagdikar || 21u130032 || B.Des Year 3

What?

A map showing healthcare centers situated in the Aundh-Baner region of the Pune district; which is where I reside.

Who?

People seeking healthcare and medical support.

Why?

Having family members who are ill can be physically and mentally exhausting. This map aims to reduce some of the confusion and anxiety that is inevitably present when seeking appropriate healthcare options.

Mental Model:

Geographical Map:

source: OpenStreetMap

Tracing Over:

As I was further simplifying the shapes I'd traced, I noticed that there was the potential to make a heart using the lines:

Light Version:

Dark Version: ))

[SarthakRao]

Sarthak Rao, 19u130012 (WIP) 'Cycling routes in Mumbai Suburbs' - includes central side suburban Mumbai, and parts of Navi Mumbai and Thane. The map is intended for cycling enthusiasts living in said areas, to find appropriate roads for distance, altitude, and scenery.

^ Mapping from memory, of places I've cycled to from Mulund.

^ Tracing of the roads and landmarks

A bit of a stretch, but the triangular outline resembled the basic frame of a bike. However, with wheels and other parts missing, it didn't feel like a strong enough metaphor to warrant re-orienting and scaling the map.

^ Current WIP of schematic map, drawn to a grid. Attempted a basic hierarchy of typography for marked names.

Yet to do: encode relevant data of altitude, iconography for type of road/destination (if it is a scenic spot, or good urban road, or mountain/offroad). Other miscellaneous improvements - highlight that it's a small part of Mumbai, continuity of roads, etc.

Questions:

• What is the equivalent of tracking/letter-spacing in devnagari? Is it acceptable to split the shiro-rekha?
• I tried using gradients within road colors to depict altitude but it did not look good. I also discovered that it's change in altitude that is the significant metric, not just altitude data. Would a 'steepness meter' colour coding (similar to traffic data on Google maps) work? Or special iconography at particularly steep segments?

[Dhairya0802]

Dhairyasheel Pawar 21U130037 B.Des third year.

!Work in Progress!

Map of Pune to identify wholesale shopping areas

Adding more details and place descriptions.

Marathi Version

Map by : Dhairyasheel Pawar Reference : Mapbox and Google Maps Font used: Poppins Guidance : Prof. Rasagy Sharma

[Anshika1105]

Anshika-21u130027

Where? The town of Kharghar

Who? Visitors who are exploring Kharghar for leisure, sightseeing, or recreational purposes.

Why? They might be new to the area and looking for attractions to visit.

work in progress…..

[AhmadThahaHussain]

Ahmad Thaha Hussain 21U130016 Bdes 3rd year

Place: Manama, Bahrain Tourist spots near Manama

Tracing the map

Simplifying the traced map into a minimal style

But the isometric led to more complex design so we tried the square grid but at a 45 degree angle

Thickening the highways

Giving it colour and marking the areas

Finally this is the result

and this is its localised version i.e. arabic

Leather texture and golden colour are references taken from the Bahrain culture Thank you

[rasagy]

BDes review

@anniketmohalik:

• This feels like two islands, whereas the West & South edges don’t end, they extend. Let’s make it clearer. Show nearby land on North & East side.

• Are there other color palettes that might be more relevant to Goa/Panjim than a black background?

• Do road have names? If yes, add them.

• For PoI, label them directly since they are only few. Within them, explore categories, icons, colors etc.

  @Anshika1105:

• Abstraction works.

• Add some context for the edges (what is around Khargar). Explore if there are zones, and add some more hierarchy to the roads (highways vs smaller roads).

• Apart from PoIs, add any popular landmarks that might be relevant for orienting or way finding.

• Add the metro

  @lakshrajpal1803

• Tweaking the background a bit to focus on the selected area would help.

• We only see PoI Labels. Add Road names — explore different type styles for them.

• For PoI Labels, you can increase the halo slightly. Explore if label colors can match the icon color.

• Make roads extend beyond the focus area of the map & add where they take you.

• Make the labels for stations on the map, and make it slightly different from PoI.

  @avanibhagdi

• Find a grid that can work for such dense roads, my hunch is something that has 30/60/90 degrees could work.

• Don’t overfit the roads into the heart metaphor — you can let the heart be a subtle change in background like the Vijaywada map we saw.

• Follow along with the progress others have made

  @Yash2412kothari

• Good work on abstraction, and fading away of roads on the edges. You can add labels for these roads to highlight where they lead to.

• Vary the background slightly for highlighting the area, and add some context of forest/farms beyond/around Hampi.

• To accommodate the small labels, explore if you can zoom in further and give more area to the map and reduce size of other details.

• Are there any variations in land use? If yes, include that.

• PoI have a good variation right now (important vs less important). Can we add category/icon/color as well?

  @RaghavSamodia1

• Nice metaphor!

• Background to highlight the focus area, and then make the roads fade away or extend beyond.

• Vary the case in labels a bit more to add more contrast. You can also vary letter spacing for the park & Pink City.

• Explore icons (maybe from Maki icons) for PoI, and vary colors to be more relevant.

• Bring in railway station & bus station.

  @abhishekshirsagar

• Good work on abstraction!

• Gray Hornbill could work very subtly — just turn the roads gray for the main path, and add a small icon above/around the title.

• Add some more details of places within and regions outside the forest.

• Maybe turn the signage into a signage icon (rectangle with a stand).

  @SamarthDhanuka

• Flatten/increase the radius of your arcs so they feel closer to the original roads.

• Add more region labels for context on where this is.

• Add more landmarks/references like metro.

• Vary the color a bit more — blue feels closer to river/canals.

• Icon for the malls?

  @ANOOF-PK

• Love the video game aesthetic!

• The PoI could be numbered from Left to Right.

• Add Road names

• Area names if any

• Sea name (Arabian Sea)

• Maybe some patterns for the beach and the label directly on the map

  @Dhairya0802

• Good progress

• Take 45 degree grid and follow it closely

• One way roads with slightly different color + arrows

• Add label for region, road, shopping areas/bazaar, nodes.

• Roads — let them extend outside of the region.

• Bridges could look slightly different

• Explore cropping the left & right edges so the map takes more space

  @SarthakRao

• Good work on abstracting this on a grid.

• Overall typography hierarchy works. I would increase the stroke/border on text so Airoli/Vashi etc are easier to read.

• Give your map some background color — maybe the area of focus can have a slight shade of gray/light yellow so it all doesn’t feel empty.

• Altitude might be hard to show on a map — feel free to skip it if it gets complex.

• There is no similar treatment to letter spacing in devnagari that works — splitting shiro rekha is a no no according to me. See if you can vary the typeface or the weight/size instead?

• I like the idea of highlighting steep parts of the road. This will only work if it is used in a few specific parts (making all roads have a gradient will not be as effective).

[rasagy]

MDes reviews

@AnjaneshIndranil

• Are these places that you recommend, or just a result of searching tourist places on Google Maps?
• My recommendation is to curate and pick places that YOU would recommend. Merely copying from Google Maps doesn’t add much value.

• Hope you manage to make some progress on abstracting out the complex road structure!

@AmrutaBailke

• It’ll be good to continue abstracting only the traced map (not your mental map).

• Are there PoI within the city that are worth marking? (I’m assuming the ones on the right are all hotels/wedding spots).

  @Ketaki007

• Wonderful work!

• I love the attention to detail on the labels, and the constrained color palette.

• I’m not sure if things like Pune Metro Line 2, Arai Hill or Mutha River need to have a separate legend entry — just directly labeling them on the map is enough.

• You can use a slightly different treatment of the metro line (dashed/dotted line/thinner line) to make it look different from roads.

• For the dark maps, you’ll have to vary the colors for everything: Metro labels should be lighter, the border around the stations should be darker (instead of white). Other details like dark halo are spot-on.

• Great to see the first bi-lingual map from this class! Please do add the other details about the map in marathi when you get the time.

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@Vaish0204

• Good start. The grid you’ve chosen for abstraction works well.

• Try to look at work by others to see how to incorporate more elements of the map (edge, zones, nodes etc.) to make your map more detailed.

  @vinaydhomne, @kashyapine, @princeagarwa, @shivaniv25, @sparshGupta24, @devaharshareddy, @Rajdeep115, @MansiKhedekar & others: Please update your comment with your progress. I’ll be happy to do one more review async if there is progress shared by Wednesday.

[yhbharani]

Yash H Bharani 22M2244 MDes 2nd Year

Schematic Map of my Hometown Bhopal - Metro Map for the City of Lakes

Bhopal - the capital city of Madhya Pradesh has more than 7 major lakes that are a prominent feature of the overall landscape and gives an identity to the city. The arrangement of these lakes also forms an essential datum to the navigability of the city, especially for its residents.

Background: Metro lines in Bhopal are currently in the initial stages of construction (1st Phase with 2 lines - red and purple) and are expected to be completed by 2026) Bhopal is also a major railway junction in central India and has 5 key railway stations of the Indian Railways Network.

Purpose of the Map: There doesn’t exist a schematic metro network map of Bhopal Metro yet. I attempted to create one with the prominent features of the city.

Visual Style : the visual style of the map is heavily borrowed from the metro network maps available at INAT mapping (link) so that it could fit in along with the other cities available.

Identifying the elements to be highlighted in the map.

Schematic Map Ideation

Iconification of Landmarks

Final Metro Map

[karantanna-kt]

Karan Tanna | 22M2246 Interaction Design | Master of Design

Title : Design Discovery Map of Ahmedabad Hometown : Ahmedabad Scale : City Scale Concept & Audience : Ahmedabad has dozens of buildings built by legendary architects including BV Doshi, Louis Khan, Corbusier, etc. This map consists of the location of these places and signular route which an art / history / design enthusiast may follow to while their visit to Ahmedabad.

Tracing of Path :

Grids & Abstraction :

Introduction : Welcome to Ahmedabad, a city that breathes architecture! As a design student myself, I'm thrilled to guide you through this schematic map, which unveils the design treasures scattered across this vibrant city. Prepare to embark on a journey of inspiration, where every corner reveals a new chapter in architectural excellence of designers like Louis Khan, BV Doshi, Le Corbusier, etc.

I have made a total of four variants of the map. Maps are in two languages ie. 'English and Gujarati' as well as they are in two visual style modes ie. 'Light Mode and Dark Mode'.

Light Mode | English :

Light Mode | Gujarati :

Dark Mode | English :

Dark Mode | Gujarati :

[sparshGupta24]

Sparsh Gupta | 22m2252 Interaction Design | Master of Design

Updated comment here: https://github.com/mapschool/course/issues/77#issuecomment-1674427552

[avanibhagdi]

Avani Bhagdikar/ 21u130032 Updates here

[rasagy]

Hi everyone, good to see some more updates. I’ll do one final review tomorrow.

Sharing some common things to keep in mind — you can use this as a checklist for your final submission:

Give your map a nice title.

Schematic map of X is a good start. But it’s even better to find a relevant, catchy or engaging title. See if your map’s area + theme/purpose can form a good title. Make sure it is prominently visible.

Describe your map, who made it, why

Add a short description about the map (purpose, anything specific that people shouldn’t miss…). Mention your name + affiliation (you can also mention the course etc. for more context). Add attribution for anything you used to make the map (OSM/Google Maps, icon sets, type faces etc.) _especially if you make a multilingual map!_

Make the edge of your map clear

Make sure your elements aren’t floating in space — give the area of focus a slight variation in background from the rest of the background. You can slightly lighten/darken the map background compared to the overall poster’s background.

Show how to enter/exit from the area of your map

Make roads, railway lines & metro lines extend beyond the above area of focus. Add some context — where do these lead to?

Add a hierarchy in your Labels

Make sure your labels vary based on what they represent. If they are connected to an icon/area, use the same hue to form a clear association. Add a halo to make it easier to read.

Orient the reader

Give a reference for which way is North, by using a Compass rose or North arrow

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Hope this helps. Look forward to the final maps, especially the bilingual ones!

[akashdas58]

Akash Das 21U130020

Where? Rabindra Sarobar Lake, Kolkata, West Bengal. A large forest park area with many species of plants and animals living and people come for exercise or just for visit.

Why? Many times people gets confused between the main track and side tracks and thus get lost. Also due to may gates people don't know from where to come out.

Who? This is for the people who have come to jog for the first time and want to utilize the whole main track properly for jogging around the Lake, also for newcomers who wants to visit this area without getting confused.

Mind mapping

Traced with the help of OSM and Google Maps

OSM Screenshot

GMaps Screenshot

Simplified ver.

Little changes to the simplified ver.

Refined Map

Abstraction stage1

Abstraction stage2

Abstraction stage final: Football boot Kolkata is the centre for Indian football and big clubs like Mohan Bagan and East Bengal are a part of Bengal. Football is like the state sports for West Bengal and is the most popular in Kolkata compared to other cities.

Maps with Labels

Final Map

Bengali Version

[PoojaKumari56]

Pooja Kumari 22M2256

[Madhumithan333]

Madhumithan 21u130002 Restaurants in Erode

[rasagy]

Grades submitted, closing this issue. Thanks to everyone who updated their progress & shared the final outcomes.