Converging roads
Several roads from neighbouring towns meet in the centre of K.R. Pet. On the map they draw a simple radial pattern around the market streets.
Tabula geographica minimalis · India
Krishnarājpet — Krishnarājpet Map Poster & Print
12.6662° N / 76.4877° E
A taluk town in the Mandya countryside, its roads meeting at a market centre among tanks and paddy fields
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Krishnarājpet Map Poster & Print
Krishnarājpet, usually shortened to K.R. Pet, is the headquarters of a taluk in Karnataka's Mandya district, in the fertile country north-west of Mysuru. On the map it appears as a compact market town where several district roads meet, with a denser grid of shops and houses at the centre and fields close on every side.
The landscape around it is shaped by water. Irrigation canals and old village tanks, the shallow reservoirs typical of southern Karnataka, show as irregular shapes among the paddy and sugarcane fields. The Hemavathi river flows through the wider taluk, and its irrigation network explains much of the green that surrounds the town.
Just outside town, at Hosaholalu, stands the Lakshminarayana temple, a finely carved Hoysala-era building that brings visitors to this otherwise quiet area. A Krishnarājpet map poster captures the everyday side of the place: roads converging on a market, water held in tanks, and farmland running out to the edge of the sheet.
- Incolae
- 25,946
- Coordinatae
- 12.6662° N / 76.4877° E
- Altitudo
- 815 m
- Zona horaria
- Kolkata
- Regio
- Krishnarājpet, India
Village tanks
Irregular, rounded reservoirs lie scattered through the surrounding countryside. These traditional tanks store monsoon rain and appear as soft solid shapes on the poster.
Hosaholalu temple
The Hoysala temple at Hosaholalu stands on the town's edge. It is the best-known landmark in the taluk and a natural point to mark with coordinates.
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Tabula quae aliquid significat
Families from Mandya district, people who studied or worked in K.R. Pet, and travellers following the Hoysala temples all have a reason to keep this map. It records a real, lived-in town rather than a postcard view.
You can set the title and subtitle in English or add a Kannada name, and adjust the coordinates line. Choose from five styles: Classic black & white, Noir, Paper, Blueprint and Sand. HD files are $9 and have no watermark.
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Krishnarājpet Map Poster & Print — FAQ
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