File:Kiplingsindia.jpg
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This is a low-resolution (40% of original) scanned image of the map, "Political Divisions of the Indian Empire" from the Imperial Gazeteer of India (volume 26, Atlas), published by the Oxford University Press, 1909. The map image was scanned and then annotated by me ( Sanjay Tiwari 18:24, 30 September 2006 (UTC))
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