Publisher's Synopsis
"A Manual Of Surveying For India" details the procedures used in the Trigonometrical, Topographical, and Revenue Surveys of India. Written by the Survey of India, and Sir Henry Ravenshan Thuillier, this manual provides a comprehensive guide to the methods employed in surveying the Indian subcontinent.
This book is a valuable resource for surveyors, historians, and anyone interested in the techniques used to map and manage land in India. It offers insights into the historical practices of surveying and their application in a colonial context. The manual includes practical instructions and detailed explanations, making it an essential reference for understanding the surveying methods of the time.
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