Study Guides
Map Guides
The facts behind every blank MAPZi practice map — your answer key for filling one in, and the same maps you can pick up printed in the store.
India
Practice MapISRO Centres in India — Map & Complete List
The Indian Space Research Organisation runs a genuinely nationwide network — not one campus, but 26 separate establishments spread from Thiruvananthapuram to Shillong, each doing a different part of the job: designing rockets, building satellites, tracking them once they're in orbit, or actually launching them.
India
Practice MapNuclear Power Plants in India — Map & List of Reactor Sites
India's nuclear power programme runs on 7 operating sites today, with a second wave of construction already underway aimed at a national target of 100 GWe of nuclear capacity by 2047.
India
Practice MapNational Parks of India — Map & Complete List
India's protected-area network spans 86 National Parks and 463 Wildlife Sanctuaries — 549 marked locations in total, reaching every state and union territory.
India
Practice MapMountain Passes of India — Map & List of 37 Major Passes
India's mountain passes range from Umling La in Ladakh — at 5,799 metres, the world's highest motorable road — down to the Palakkad Gap at just 230 metres, a low break in the Western Ghats far from the Himalaya entirely.
India
Practice MapMountain Peaks of India & the Himalayas — Map & List
This map covers India and its high-mountain neighbourhood together — the subcontinent's great peaks, from Everest and Kangchenjunga on the Nepal border to K2 and Nanga Parbat in the Karakoram, and Nanda Devi and Kailash within India's own Himalayan and trans-Himalayan zone.
World
Practice MapWorld Tectonic Plate Boundaries — Map & Guide
Every tectonic plate boundary on Earth falls into one of three types — divergent (ridges), convergent (trenches and subduction zones), or transform (strike-slip faults) — and this map traces all three, from the Mid-Atlantic Ridge to the San Andreas Fault and the Mariana Trench.
World
Practice MapWorld Pressure Belts & Wind Systems — Map & Guide
Earth's seven pressure belts, mirrored symmetrically across the Equator, drive four wind systems — and learning the belts first, before the winds, is what makes the whole pattern click: each wind is just air flowing from a high-pressure belt to the nearest low, deflected by the Coriolis effect.
World
Practice MapOcean Currents of the World — Map & Guide
Ocean currents look like a long list to memorise until you notice they follow a small number of real, learnable rules — warm currents flow poleward, cold currents flow back toward the Equator, and which side of a continent gets which is almost never random.
India
Practice MapSoil Types of India — Map & Classification Guide
India's soils are classified into 8 major types, each shaped by a different combination of parent rock, rainfall, and terrain — and each with a distinct footprint on the map that competitive-exam geography tests directly.
India
Practice MapHeavy Water Plants of India — Map & Complete List
Heavy water (D2O) is the moderator and coolant that makes India's fleet of pressurised heavy-water reactors (PHWRs) work — and the 8 plants built under the Heavy Water Board programme to produce it form their own distinct map, separate from the reactor sites they supply.
Regional
Practice MapTelangana Protected Areas — Map & Complete List
Telangana's protected-area map splits cleanly into two very different groups — three tiny National Parks clustered around Hyderabad, all notified in the same year, and nine much larger Wildlife Sanctuaries strung along the Godavari in the north and the Krishna gorge in the south, two of which also carry Tiger Reserve status.
Regional
Practice MapTelangana Dams & Reservoirs — Map & Complete List
Nearly every dam in Telangana sits on one of just two river systems — the Godavari in the north and east, the Krishna in the south — so the fastest way to learn this map is by basin, not by memorising thirty separate names in no particular order.