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Biosphere Reserves of India

All eighteen, drawn as ground rather than dots, marking which thirteen are on the UNESCO World Network and what lies inside each.

RajasthanMadhya PradeshMaharashtraUttar PradeshKarnatakaGujaratLadakhAndhra PradeshOdishaTamil NaduChhattisgarhTelanganaBiharWest BengalArunachal PradeshJharkhandAssamHimachal PradeshJammu & KashmirUttarakhandPunjabHaryanaKeralaManipurMeghalayaMizoramNagalandTripuraSikkimAndaman & Nicobar IslandsGoaDelhiAndaman & Nicobar IslandsAndaman & Nicobar IslandsAchanakmar-AmarkantakAgasthyamalaiCold DesertDehang-DebangDibru-SaikhowaGreat NicobarGulf of MannarKachchhKhangchendzongaManasNanda DeviNilgiriNokrekPachmarhiPannaSeshachalamSimlipalSundarban

Boundaries after the Survey of India political map. The reserves themselves are washed in rather than outlined because these are indicative extents, not boundaries: they show roughly where each one reaches and how large it is. Teal is on the UNESCO World Network, gold is not.

All India18 reserves

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