Anglo-India after Clive's departure , 1760
Map of Anglo-India after Clive's departure, 1760 A. D. Map is color-coded to differentiate between the different countries in the area.

Aryan Languages of India, 1912
The featured are maps and plans of notable battles, districts and towns connected with the history of Asia: The Aryan languages spoken over various regions in India.

Battle of Aliwal, 184601
The featured are maps and plans of notable battles, districts and towns connected with the history of Asia: The battle of Aliwal was fought between the British and the Sikhs.

Battle of Assaye, 180309
The featured are maps and plans of notable battles, districts and towns connected with the history of Asia: The battle of Assaye was fought in south-central India by the British and Maratha Confederacy and was a decisive battle of the second Anglo-Maratha War.

Battle of Meanee, 184302
The featured are maps and plans of notable battles, districts and towns connected with the history of Asia: The battle of Meanee in India during 1843.

Battle of Seringapatam, 1792
The featured are maps and plans of notable battles, districts and towns connected with the history of Asia: The battle of Seringapatam.

Battle of Sobraon, 184602
The featured are maps and plans of notable battles, districts and towns connected with the history of Asia: The Battle of Sobraon was fought on February 10, 1846 between the forces of the British East India Company and the Khalsa, the army of the Sikh kingdom of the Punjab. The Sikhs were completely defeated, making this the deciding battle of the First Anglo-Sikh War.

Bombay, 1920
The city of Bombay, India, and the surrounding area.

Bombay, 1912
In 1912, Bombay was growing rapidly and had already reached a million people, becoming India's second largest city at the time. The city is located on Salsette Island, but is now called Mumbai.

Bombay, Berar, and part of Central India, 1912
This map shows the British provinces of the western most part of India on the Arabian Sea.

British India, 1658
A map showing British India.

British India, 1880
A map of India under British rule. Shows the borders of British India and surrounding countries. Also shows seas, rivers, mountain ranges, and cities.

Calcutta, 1912
The Indian city of Calcutta (now known as Kolkata) rests on the eastern bank of the Hooghly River. Calcutta was at one time India's largest city and the British made capital until 1911.

Cawnpore,
The featured are maps and plans of notable battles, districts and towns connected with the history of Asia: The Indian city of Cawnpore (now Kanpur) was one of India's most populous northern cities.

Chief Foreign Settlements in India, 1600-1699
A map showing the chief foreign settlements in India at the end of the 17th century.

Delhi,
The featured are maps and plans of notable battles, districts and towns connected with the history of Asia: The Indian city of Delhi.

English Settlements in India before Clive, 1750
Map of English Settlements in India before Clive, 1750 A. D.

India, 1920
India, showing railroads, submarine cables, and canals.

India, 1750
A map of India in 1750.

India, 1920
Physical map of India with map inserts of Bombay and Madras. Includes railroads, canals, and submarine cables.

India, 1920
Map of India.

India, 1783
Map of India, subtitled "The Beginnings of British Dominion." Map is color-coded to show the possessions of European powers established in India, circa 1783.

India, 1792/1804
Map showing India in 1804, subtitled "The Mysore & Maratha Wars 1792-1804." Map is color-coded to show lands controlled by various powers.

India in the 19th Century, 1805/1910
Map of India in the 19th Century, subtitled "British Expansion 1805-1910." Map is color-coded to show native territories and those under British rule.

Indian Empire, 1920
Map of the Indian Empire.