Kamla river
The Kamla river flows near the town, with channels and embankments that trace strong lines across the flat plain of northern Bihar.
Tabula geographica minimalis · India
Jhanjhārpur — Jhanjhārpur Map Poster & Print
26.2647° N / 86.2799° E
A market town on the plains of northern Bihar, surrounded by rivers, ponds and fields in the heart of Mithila.
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Jhanjhārpur Map Poster & Print
Jhanjhārpur is a town in Madhubani district in northern Bihar, in the cultural region of Mithila, not far from the Nepal border. The land here is very flat and shaped by rivers coming down from the Himalayas. From above, the town is a compact cluster of streets surrounded by farmland dotted with villages, ponds and tree groves.
Water is the defining element of this landscape. The Kamla river flows near the town, and its channels and embankments, together with many ponds and seasonal streams, mark the map. A Jhanjhārpur map poster shows the town with this watery plain around it, an area that has long lived with both the benefits and the dangers of its rivers.
Mithila is known for its painting tradition, often called Madhubani art after the district, and for the Maithili language. Jhanjhārpur serves as a local centre for the surrounding villages, with a railway station and roads converging on its market. In black and white, the map reads as a small town in a dense, finely divided rural landscape.
- Incolae
- 31,283
- Coordinatae
- 26.2647° N / 86.2799° E
- Altitudo
- 56 m
- Zona horaria
- Kolkata
- Regio
- Jhanjhārpur, India
Ponds and groves
Ponds, tree groves and small villages are scattered across the fields around the town, giving the map a fine, dotted texture typical of Mithila.
Market centre
Roads and the railway converge on Jhanjhārpur's compact centre, where the market serves the villages of the surrounding countryside.
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Tabula quae aliquid significat
For families from Jhanjhārpur and Mithila, many of whom now live in Patna, Delhi or abroad, a map of the town and its rivers is an enduring link to home and to a region with a strong cultural identity.
The title, subtitle and coordinates line can be personalised, including in Hindi or Maithili. Choose from five styles: Classic black & white, Noir, Paper, Blueprint and Sand. Paper suits a region known for its painting tradition.
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