Area of delhi in square kilometers

This Online Land Area Converter can be used for conversion of area for local units used across India. It is the most comprehensive land area calculator available online. This Land Area Converter converts all international standard area units such as sqft, sqyd, sqmtr, acre, hectare, sqkm etc. as well as all local area units used in India such as Bigha, Biswa, Ankanam, Cent, Decimal, Dhur, Ground, Ghumaon, Guntha, Kattha, Kanal, Killa, Kuncham, Kranta, Lecha, Marla, Murabba, Nalli etc. You can convert any unit to any other unit. Download Land Area Converter You can download this Land Area Converter & Calculator for offline use. Like, Tweet or +1 to show Excel Worksheet link. [sociallocker] [/sociallocker] How to Use Land Area Converter & Calculator? • Enter Input Value in figures. • Select Input Area Unit from dropdown. • Select Output Area Unit from dropdown. The Land Area Converter will automatically calculate the desired area. Conversion of Area – Table Area Unit Equals Conversion Factor 1 Ankanam/ Aankadam = 72 sqft 1 Acre = 4840 sqyd 1 Are = 100 sqmtr 1 Bigha – Assam/ Bengal = 1600 sqyd 1 Bigha – Pucca (Bihar/ UP-I/ Rajasthan-I/ Punjab-I/ Haryana-I) = 3025 sqyd 1 Bigha (Gujarat/ Rajasthan-II) = 1936 sqyd 1 Bigha (HP-I/ Uttarakhand-I) = 968 sqyd 1 Bigha (HP-II/ Uttarakhand-II) = 900 sqyd 1 Bigha (MP) = 1333.33 sqyd 1 Bigha- Kaccha (Punjab-II/ Haryana-II/ UP-II) = 1008.33 sqyd 1 Biswa – Pucca (UP-I/ Rajasthan-I/ Punjab-I/ Haryana-I) = 151.25 sqyd 1 Biswa – Rajasthan II =...

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Delhi is the capital of India. The state is spread over an area of 1483 square kilometer. According to the Indian geography the state is located at the center of the Indian subcontinent, amidst the ranges of Himalaya and the Aravalli. Delhi geography encompasses the location, climatic conditions, vegetation and so on. Location, Climate and Vegetation of Delhi Location The latitudinal and longitudinal location of Weather Delhi Weather varies with the different climatic conditions that are faced by this city. Delhi is a city characterized by weather extremes. The geographical location of this city influences the weather conditions of Delhi. Delhi experiences tropical steppe type of climate and hence its seasons are marked with extreme temperatures. The summer season commences in the month of April in Delhi and continues till July. During this season, continental air blows over the city and makes the weather in Delhi very dry and hot. Summer weather condition of Delhi is characterized by scorching heat and unbearable temperature. Temperature reaches almost 45?C in the summer months. On the contrary, winter, which lasts from December to January, is extremely cold. Temperature falls to almost 5?C during the winter months in Delhi. The rainy season in Delhi begins in June and continues almost till October. Delhi receives most of its rain during this period from the Northwesterly winds. Most of the precipitation occurs in the month of July. The weather condition of Delhi remains ...

Defining the world’s largest city by land area is difficult as many cities are always growing. However, New York is often estimated to be the largest city in the world by land area, with a total of 8,683 square kilometers. Other big cities include Tokyo, Chicago, Atlanta and Philadelphia. Though some occupy a large geographical area, the population is small while others with a smaller geographical coverage are densely populated. Large Cities By Land Area New York City The City of New York is a vast metropolitan region, occupying a total of 8,683 Tokyo Tokyo was established in May 1889 as a municipality headquarter. Located in Japan, the vast city is divided into 35 political subdivisions called wards. The city has more than 33 million people. Skyscrapers are a common phenomenon here to house the huge population. Tokyo occupies 6,993 square kilometers and a population density of 4.750 human beings per square kilometer. Tokyo also has one of the highest population densities in the world. Chicago Chicago, in the United States, has a massive land area. Since its incorporation in 1837, the city has grown rapidly despite its Great Fire of 1871 that caused enormous destruction. The expansion was accelerated by a boom in the construction industry. The city initiated urban planning and zoning techniques with new styles of construction drawn by professionals from the Chicago School of Architecture. The city currently occupies 5,498 square kilometers. The population is over 8 million...

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• • • • • Covering a total land area of 3,287,263 sq.km, India is the world’s 7 th largest and the 2 nd-most populous country; that extends from the snow-capped Himalayas in the north to the tropical rain forests in the south. As observed on the map, the Himalayas form the highest mountain range in the world, and slope southwards into a large fertile plain that covers most part of the country. The Himalayas comprises of three parallel mountain ranges including the Himadri, Himachal and Shivaliks, that extends from the Indus River in the northwest, to the Brahmaputra River in the east. All these mountain ranges are interspersed with deep canyons, plateaus and valleys. The highest point in India is Mount Kanchenjunga which rises to 28,208 ft. (8,598 m). The lowest point is the Indian Ocean (0m). Numerous rivers drain the land and the extensive floodplains are mainly formed by three river basins – the Indus, the Ganges and the Brahmaputra. the Ganges is the heartbeat of India and one of the most significant rivers on the planet. In the north western part of the country is the Thar Desert region. The land rises slightly into two plateaus, bordered in the central and south by lower mountains (Western and Eastern Ghats), that gently slope into narrow coastal plains. States of India Map India is divided into 28 states and 8 Union Territories. The states are: Andhra Pradesh, Arunachal Pradesh, Assam, Bihar, Chhattisgarh, Goa, Gujarat, Haryana, Himachal Pradesh, Jharkhand, Karnatak...

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