MAP WORK
(CBSE)
SUBJECT CODE:
087
GRADE X
PREPARED BY: ABHA SRIVASTAVA
INSTRUCTIONS FOR AN ACCURATE MAP WORK
• KNOW THE POLITICAL/FEDERAL DIVISIONS WITHIN THE COUNTRY
• BE READY WITH YOUR STATIONARY-SHAPR PENCIL, ERASER, RULER
• USE ONLY A PENCIL TO LOCATE A PLACE WITH A NEAT SYMBOL OF YOUR CHOICE
• REMEMBER TO MAKE A KEY IF YOU ARE ATTEMPTING MULTIPLE QUESTIONS IN
THE SAME MAP
• DO NOT ANSWER THE MAP QUESTIONS ABOUT IDENTIFYING A PLACE IN
ANSWER BOOKLET
• MAP POINTING SHOULD BE DONE STRICTLY ONLY IN THE MAP PROVIDED.
• PRACTICE MAP POINTING ON REGULAR BASIS TO PRACTICE ACCURACY AND
NEATNESS
• DO NOT USE PEN TO WRITE ON MAP AS IT MIGHT BLOT THE PAPER.
HISTORY 2:
NATIONALISM
IN INDIA
INDIAN NATIONAL CONGRESS (INC)
SESSIONS:
* Calcutta (Sept 1920)- khilafat movement
joined swaraj movement
* Nagpur (Dec 1920)- Non co-operation
movement was adopted
* Madras 1927
* Lahore (dec 1929)- poorna swaraj was
adopted
HISTORY 2:
NATIONALISM IN INDIA
1- CHAMPARAN (Bihar): indigo plantation
workers revolted against oppressive
planatation system, 1917
2- KHEDA (Gujarat): peasant stayagrah
against revenue collection after crop
failure and plague, 1917
3- AHMEDABAD (Gujarat): cotton mill workers
satyagrah, 1918
4- AMRITSAR (Punjab): Jallianwala bagh
massacre, 13 April 1919
5- CHAURI CHAURA (Uttar Pradesh): calling
off of the non-co-operation movement
6- DANDI (Gujarat): salt stayagrah, civil
disobedience movement, 1930
7- BARDOLI (Gujarat): no tax campaign, June
1928
GEOGRAPHY 1- RESOURCE AND DEVELOPMENT
1- FOREST AND MONTANE SOIL: varies in texture, acidic, low humus content, fertile in plains and
valleys
2- ALLUVIAL SOIL: deposited by Himalayan rivers in northern plains and by peninsular rivers along
their deltas, rich in potash, phosphoric acid, lime
3- RED AND YELLOW SOIL: develops on crystalline igneous rocks, red due to infusion of iron and
turns yellow in hydrated form
4- BLACK SOIL: made of lava flows, holds moisture, cayey material, rich in calcium carbonate,
magnesium, lime and potash
5- LATERITE SOIL: it means brick. Formed in tropical and sub-tropical climate, faces intense leaching,
deep and acidic(pH 6.0+), rich in humus
6- ARID SOIL: colour varies from red to brown, sandy, saline, lacks humus and moisture, less calcium
content in lower layers
GEOGRAPHY 3:
WATER RESOURCES
DAMS
1- SALAL DAM: River Chenab,
J&K
2- BHAKRA NANGAL DAM: River Satluj,
Himachal Pradesh
3- TEHRI DAM:
River Bhagirathi, Uttarakhand
4- RANA PRATAP SAGAR DAM: River Chambal,
Rajasthan
5- SARDAR SAROVAR DAM: River Narmada,
Gujarat
6- HIRAKUD DAM:River Mahanadi, Odisha
7- NAGARJUNA DAM: River Krishna,
Andhra Pradesh and Telangana border
8- TUNGABHADRA DAM: River Krishna, Karnataka
GEOGRAPHY 4: AGRICULTURE
S.NO CROP KEY MAJOR PRODUCER STATES
1 RICE WEST BENGAL
2 WHEAT UTTAR PREDESH
3 TEA ASSAM, Tamil Nadu, West Bengal, Kerala, Uttarakhand, Meghalaya,
Andhra Pradesh, Tripura
4 COFFEE KARNATAKA, Kerala, Tamil Nadu
5 RUBBER KERALA, Karnataka, Tamil Nadu, Andaman, Meghalaya
6 COTTON GUJARAT, Madhya Pradesh, Karnataka, Andhra Pradesh, Telangana,
Tamil Nadu, Punjab, Haryana, Uttar Pradesh
7 SUGARCANE UTTAR PREDESH, Maharashtra, Tamil Nadu, Andhra Pradesh,
Telangana, Bihar, Punjab, Haryana
8 JUTE WEST BENGAL, Bihar, Assam, Odisha, Meghalaya
GEOGRAPHY 4:
AGRICULTURE
MAJOR
PRODUCERS OF
- SUGARCANE
- COFFEE
- COTTON
- TEA
- RUBBER
- JUTE
GEOGRAPHY 4:
AGRICULTURE
MAJOR RICE
PRODUCING STATES
IN INDIA
GEOGRAPHY 4:
AGRICULTURE
MAJOR WHEAT
PRODUCING
STATES IN INDIA
GEOGRAPHY-5
MINERALS
AND POWER
RESOURCES:
IRON ORE-
1) MAYURBHANJA-ODISHA
2) DURG- CHHATTISGARH
3) BELLARY- KARNATAKA
4) BAILADILA- CHHATTISGARH
5) KUDREMUKH-KARNATAKA
GEOGRAPHY-5
MINERALS
AND POWER
RESOURCES:
COAL MINES-
1- RANIGUNJ
2- BOKARO
3- THALCHER
4- NEYVELI
GEOGRAPHY-5
MINERALS
AND POWER
RESOURCES:
OIL FIELDS-
1- DIGBOI
2- NAHARKATIA
3- MUMBAI HIGH
4- BASSEIN
5- KALOL
6- ANKLESHWAR
GEOGRAPHY-5
MINERALS
AND POWER
RESOURCES:
THERMAL POWER
PLANT-
1- NAMRUP
2- RAMAGUNDAM
3- SINGRAULI
GEOGRAPHY-5
MINERALS
AND POWER
RESOURCES:
NUCLEAR POWER
PLANT-
1- NARORA
2- KAKRAPARA
3- TARAPUR
4- KALPAKKAM
GEOGRAPHY-6
MANUFACTURING
INDUSTRIES
COTTON TEXTILE INDUSTRY
1- KANPUR : Uttar Pradesh
2- SURAT: Gujarat
3- MUMBAI: Maharashtra
4- COIMBATORE: Tamil Nadu
5- INDORE: Madhya Pradesh
GEOGRAPHY-6
MANUFACTURING
INDUSTRIES
IRON & STEEL PLANTS
1- DURGAPUR: WEST BENGAL
2- BOKARO: JHARKHAND
3- JAMSHEDPUR: JHARKHAND
4- BHILAI: CHHATTISGARH
5- VIJAYNAGAR: KARNATAKA
6- SALEM: TAMIL NADU
GEOGRAPHY-6
MANUFACTURING
INDUSTRIES
SOFTWARE TECHNOLOGY
PARKS
1- Noida: Uttar Pradesh
2- Gandhinagar: Gujarat
3- Mumbai: Maharashtra
4- Pune: Maharashtra
5- Hyderabad: Telangana
6- Bengaluru: Karnataka
7- Chennai: Tamil Nadu
8- Thiruvananthapuram: Kerala
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Lifelines of national
economy (seaPORTS)
1- KANDLA (Gujarat)
2- MUMBAI (Maharashtra)
3- MARMAGAON (Goa)
4- KOCHI (Kerala)
5- NEW MANGALORE (Karnataka)
6- TUTICORIN (Tamilnadu)
7- CHENNAI (Tamil nadu)
8- VISHAKHAPATNAM (Andhra Pradesh)
9- PARADIP (Odisha)
10- HALDIA (West Bengal)
1- KANDLA: developed to ease volume of trade on Mumbai port after
independence
2- MUMBAI: natural, well sheltered harbor, biggest sea port
3- MARMAGAON: premier port for exporting iron-ore
4- NEW MANGALORE: exports iron-ore from kudremukh mines
5- KOCHI: natural harbor
6- TUTICORIN: natural harbor with rich hinterland
7- CHENNAI: oldest artificial port in India, second in terms of trade volume after
Mumbai
8- VISHAKHAPATNAM: deepest land-locked, well protected port
9- PARADIP: specializes in iron-ore exports
10- HALDIA: subsidiary of Kolkata port, to ease its volume of trade
11- KOLKATA: inland riverine tidal port
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Lifelines of national
economy
(INTERNATIONAL AIRPORTS)
1- Raja Sansi: Amritsar, Punjab
2- Indira Gandhi (IGI): New Delhi
3- Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose:
Kolkata, West Bengal
4- Chhattrapati Shivaji: Mumbai,
Maharashtra
5- Rajiv Gandhi: Hydearbad,
Telangana
6- Menambakkam: Chennai, Tamil
Nadu
geography-7
Lifelines of
national
economy
THE GOLDEN
QUADRILATERAL-
The Golden Quadrilateral (GQ) is a
national highway network connecting
most of the major industrial,
agricultural and cultural centres
of India. It forms a quadrilateral
connecting the four major metro cities
of India, viz., ... Highways
Geography-7
Lifelines of
national economy
NATIONAL
HIGHWAYS LINKED
TO THE
NORTH-SOUTH
CORRIDOR AND
EAST-WEST
CORRIDOR
ALL THE BEST !!!
