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ABOUT THE ASSIGNMENT Introduction to maps and Presentation Techniques (Individual Assignment): Interpretation of Topographical sheets

FACULTY Prof. Dr. M N Chandrashekar Prof. Dr. Siddegowda Asst. Prof. Karthik H

Table of Contents INTRODUCTION: RAMANAGARA DISTRICT

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SALIENT FEATURES OF THE DISTRICT

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RAMANAGARA TOWN

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KANAKAPURA TOWN

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HAROHALLI TOWN

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CONCLUSION

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RAMANAGARA DISTRICT Ramanagara district is one of the 31 districts of Karnataka state in southern India. Ramanagara City is the administrative headquarters of this district.

Ramanagara District AERIAL VIEW OF KOOTHAGAL IN RAMANAGAR DISTRICT

12°42′N 77°16′E 10,82,739 (2011) 303 /SQ.KM ₹5639 CRORE

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Ramanagara district was carved out of the erstwhile Bengaluru Rural district on 23 August 2007, comprising Ramanagara, Channapatna, Kanakapura, and Magadi taluks.

Ramanagara is a town and a city municipal council in the Indian state of Karnataka. It is also the headquarters of the Ramanagara district.

Ramanagara district, part of the rural district of Bangalore, was split in 2007 and rebuilt the district headquarters in Ramanagar taluk with three other Talukas, Chennapatna, Kanakapura, and Magadi. Ramanagara district has a population of 10,82,739 in 2011, about 50 km from Bangalore and Bangalore-Mysore State Highway No.17. The average rainfall is l 931.58 mm annually and 622.80 meters above sea level.

DISTRICT TIMELINE

POPULATION (2011) TOTAL POPULATION : 10, 82, 636 SEX RATION : 976

1800 – In remembrance of British

Urban/Rural Population 24.73 (Urban)

Officer Sir Barry Close, it was named

75.27 (Rural)

as“CLOSEPET”.

1801 – Famous English Historian Francis Bukanin visited Ramanagara.

FOREST COVER (2017)

82.6%

Forest covers 17.4% of the total district.

1827 – Taluk status given to Closepet.

1884 – Sub-division status to Closepet and Channapatna, Kanakapura, and Magadi came under the jurisdiction

LABOUR AND WORKFORCE

of Closepet.

1893 – Government General Hospital was started in Motinagar.

1927 – Mahatma Gandhiji visited Ramanagara.

1928 – Electricity was made available to the Town.

1931 – District Court was established.

1936 – Health Office was established.

Literacy Rate (In %age) 1937 – The water facility was made 69.22 (Persons), 76.76 (Males), 61.5 (Females)

available to the citizens.

1956 – Assistant Executive Engineer’s

LAND UTILIZATION NOT AVAILABLE FOR CULTIVATION FALLOW LAND NET AREA SOWN OTHER UNCULTIVATED LAND EXCLUDING FALLOW LAND

PERCENTAGE OF THE HOUSEHOLDS

Office was established.

1975 – The place became worldfamous as “Ramghad” after the shooting of the movie “SHOLAY”.

23-Aug-2007 – Included in the Karnataka State Map as the 28th District.

References Karnataka District Factbook, Ramanagara District

RAMANAGARA DISTRICT Salient Features of the District Latitude

12 24′ and 13 09′ N

No. of Taluks

4

Longitude

77 06′ and 77 34′ E

No. of Hoblis

18

Area (in Hectares)

355912 Hectares

No. of Gram Panchayats

127

Temperature

Max 34 C – Min 16 C

No. of Villages

823

Rainfall

810.3 mms

Rainfall

810.3 mms

Important Rivers

Arkavathi and Shimsha

No. of Inhabited Villages

770

No. of Un-Inhabited Villages

53

No. of Hamlets

1319

Nearest Railway Station

Ramanagaram

History Ramanagara is a town and a city municipal council in the Indian state of Karnataka. It is also the headquarters of the Ramanagara district. The town was known as Shamserabad at the ruling time of the Tippu Sultan. It was then called Closepet, after Sir Barry Close (1756–1813) in pre-Independence times. It was renamed Ramanagara by the former chief minister of Karnataka state Mr. Kangal Hanumanthayya.

Mr. Kempe Gowda is an architect, builder, and guide from Magadi taluk of Ramanagar district.

Economy Ramanagara is well known for its sericulture and is nicknamed Silk Town and Silk City. The silk produced in this region forms the input for the famous Mysore Silk. Ramanagara is the largest market for silk cocoons in Asia. 50 tonnes of cocoon a day arrive at the town. Ramanagara has extensive granite sites.

Closepet granites The Closepet granites are a major geological feature of this region and are from the Lower Proterozoic era. This belt of rocks extends in the north-south direction in a 50 km belt.

This belt has younger potassic granites and is believed to separate two distinct crustal blocks of the Archaean age. The block to the west has low-grade granite-greenstone belts with iron-manganese ores and to the east are younger gneisses of granitic and granodioritic composition with gold-bearing schist belts.

The British officer “Sir Barry Close”, (1756-1813) ruled in the pre-independence era, so Ramanagaras was formerly a close downtown.

BENATIMARI BETTA 1043

Highest & Lowest contour The highest point on the toposheet No.D43X6 is at 1043m at Banatimari Betta near Kanakapura Town.

The lowest point is at 603m at Thorabaykuppa village next to Arkavati river.

Population Density and Literacy The area has a population density of 303 inhabitants per square kilometer (780 / sq mi) of about 3,556 km (1,373 sq mi) district. Its population growth rate was 5.06% in the decade 2001-2011, with a literacy rate of 976 females per 1000 males and 69.2%.

Industrial Area The Bidadi Industrial Area of ​Ramanagar District has manufacturing units of Toyota and Coca-Cola and includes a 1400 MW gas based power plant.

Tourist Places & Toys The magnificent stones of the pig-gundi reserve forest in Ramanagar are very old and famous for landscape.

Ramdevara Betta, Revanna Siddheswara Betta, Kangal Anjaneya Swami, Sri Brahmana Theertha Brindavan, Sri Ranganathaswamy Temple, Maganchanbele Dam, Harobele Dam Chunchi Falls, Kanakapura, Mekedatu, Savandurga, Thippagondanahalli Reservoir, Janapada Loka are famous.

Ramanagar district is famous for traditional toys and cultural activities and is the largest market in Asia.

Ramanagaram district can be reached by road from Karnataka and Karnataka State Road and Train within one hour. Nearest Airports Mysore and Bangalore International Airport are about 85 km away. Ramanagar district has modern office buildings such as Panchayat Bhavan, Kandaya Bhavan,

Mini

Commissioner’s

Vidana Office,

Soudha,

Taluk

Sub-Deputy

Office,

Deputy

Offices,

Police

Department and District Court, Police Buildings.

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RAMANAGARA TOWN Ramanagara is a city in the Indian state of Karnataka. It is also the headquarters of the Ramanagara district. It is approximately 50 kilometers from Bangalore. There is a bus and train public transportation which approximately takes 90 minutes from Bangalore.

Ramanagara Town

Karnataka State Highway 3, commonly referred to as KA SH 3, is a normal state highway that runs north through Ramanagara, Bangalore Rural and Tumkur districts

The Arkavati is a tributary of the Kaveri, which it joins at 34 km Ramanagara District called Sangama , after flowing through Ramanagara and Kanakapura

State Highway 3

National Highway 275. is a national highway that connects Bantwal town with Bengaluru through Mysuru and Madikeri

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KANAKAPURA TOWN Kanakapura is a town in the Ramanagara district of Karnataka on the banks of the Arkavathi river and the administrative center of the taluk of the same name. Previously belonged to Bangalore Rural District.

Kanakapura Town

BWSSB pipeline track for Kaveri water

National Highway 948 (previously NH 209)

connects Coimbatore in Tamil Nadu with the city of Bengaluru.

National Highway 948 (previously NH 209)

State Highway 3

Arkavati River

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HAROHALLI TOWN Harohalli is a Town in the southern state of Karnataka, India. It is located in the Harohalli also Harohalli taluk of Ramanagar district in Karnataka.

HAROHALLI TOWN National Highway 948 (previously NH 209)

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CONCLUSION The topographic maps were combined with information from contour maps to show local trends in population rates or levels in two dimensions in a clear, efficient, and simultaneous manner.

Contour maps have been used to assist with exploratory data analysis and model construction in addition to the efficient description.

Surfaces can be used to comprehend the relationship between a section of a surface and another surface, and different surfaces with reference to the contour difference can be compared by juxtaposing them.

Natural features such as water bodies, natural vegetation, and other aspects are depicted on the map with suitable marks and symbols for a better understanding of the region's flora & fauna.

Man-made elements such as temples, highways, post offices, railway lines, and other structures are depicted on these maps with suitable marks and symbols which helps in showcasing settlement patterns & overall development alongside the resources.

To summarise, the topography is only one aspect in the perception of a surface, but it is one that can be perceived in a variety of ways in practice. Topographic maps show a particular vision of the land, a socially produced landscape, as a result of choices made regarding how its subject is categorized and depicted.

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