PrepShark Atlas
Atlas of Telangana
Two rivers, one plateau, thirty-three districts and the water works built across them — the state paper as places you can be asked to point at.
4 layers
Physical geography
The plateau the state sits on, and the two rivers that drain it from opposite corners.
The Godavari & its tributaries
The northern river and its tributaries
The Krishna & its tributaries
The southern river and its tributaries
Lakes & Kakatiya tanks
Kakatiya tanks and the Hyderabad lakes
Hill ranges & high points
Ranges, high points and the Nallamala
3 layers
Environment & ecology
What is protected here, how little of it there is, and which forest the protection was drawn around.
Tiger reserves
Amrabad and Kawal
National parks
All three, and all three beside Hyderabad
Wildlife sanctuaries
The nine notified sanctuaries
3 layers
Irrigation & river projects
Where the state lifts, stores and carries its water, and why almost all of it has to be lifted.
Dams & reservoirs
Storages on the Godavari and the Krishna
The Kaleshwaram system
The barrages and reservoirs, in order
Lift irrigation schemes
Schemes that raise water onto the plateau
1 layer
Economy & resources
One coalfield, one metropolitan software economy, and the corridors the state is trying to run between them.
Coal belts & Singareni mines
Singareni belts and the Gondwana measures
2 layers
Administration & districts
How the state has redrawn itself twice since 2014, and which of those maps an answer key is using.
Districts & headquarters
All thirty-three, with their headquarters
The ten districts of 2014
The map every pre-2016 answer key uses
2 layers
Culture & heritage
Four dynasties that each left a capital, a fort line and a temple style on the same plateau.
World Heritage & tentative list
Ramappa, and the tentative list beside it
Forts
Kakatiya, Qutb Shahi and Asaf Jahi forts