The Chambal region centers around the - Chambal river. It is characterized by extensive Ravines, the extent not found elsewhere in Bharatavarsha. The surrounding terrain is very rocky/rugged - considerably more than the rest of the Central Uplands / Madhya Bharata Shailaprastha.
Ethno-linguistically it is a transition / mixed languages/peoples Region. Uttara Suraseni (Brajbasha) is spoken in the Northwest, Madhya Suraseni (Bundeli) in the East, Harauti (Rajasthani / Western Hindi) in the South Center and Malvi in the South.
Chambal Region - Geological Composition
The Map display program distorts "detailed polygons" - thus the River Ravines shapes are distorted - here is the original KML with undistorted Ravines shapes LINK (KML contents Copyright : Gehapati N Vidyarthi)
The ravines were the core defense mechanism of the successive Gvaliyar kingdoms for thousands of years, while the ravines have used by bandits in recent times.
While the Betwa river is the historical boundary between Gird and Bundelkhand, this presentation uses the Pahuj river as the extent of Chambal Pradesh.
Chambal Region - River Ravines Outlines
Detailed Outlines
Detailed polygons become
non-editable when uploaded to the Google Map program and therefore the detailed
outlines are displayed in a different Map Viewer below (switch view to Satellite).
The Shapes are downloadable (via pop-out) and Copyright 6/2017 Gehapati N Vidyarthi.Worksheet Map
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