MAP: India and surrounding countries (65x64)

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DESCRIPTION:
This map contains India (is called "Bharat" in Indian language) and its surrounding countries: Afghanistan, Pakistan, Nepal, Bhutan, Tibet, Burma, Bangla Desh and Sri Lanka.
Here, a topographical map and a satellite image of the region that acted as a template for my map:





DATA:
Map Size: 65x64
Worldsize: Huge
Nations: None preset
Version 1.01; Wed, Dec 31, 2008

SCREENSHOTS:
NORTH WEST Afghanistan, Pakistan
NORTH EAST Tibet
CENTER WEST Pakistan, Western India
CENTER EAST Burma, Eastern India, Bangla Desh
SOUTH Southern India, Sri Lanka

HOW TO INSTALL:

All my maps are for Vanilla, but you can easily play them with WL or BTS. Extract them and put them into the folder:

* for Vanilla: Civ4/PublicMaps
* for Warlords: Civ4/Warlords/PublicMaps
* for Beyond the Sword: Civ4/Beyond the Sword/PublicMaps.

Or, if you want a WL- oder BTS-map, you can change the file extension:

* for Vanilla: Civ4WorldBuilderSave
* for Warlords: CivWarlordsWBSave
* for Beyond the Sword: CivBeyondSwordWBSave

Thanks, I hope the map is good - it is always good to rule your own country

Thanks. You are welcome to give me feedback - it's one thing to generate a map and another thing if it's playable...

Looks amazing. -sr, where are you getting those topography and satellite maps?

Wikipedia. In this case I searched for the article of the state India. At the bottom of most articles about states there's a link called "Wikimedia Atlas", where you can get to a collection of historical and geographical maps of the state. Usually I use those maps.

-sr said:

Wikipedia. In this case I searched for the article of the state India. At the bottom of most articles about states there's a link called "Wikimedia Atlas", where you can get to a collection of historical and geographical maps of the state. Usually I use those maps.

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Ooh, very cool.

India def intrigues me. I'm gonna try it out

An RFC: India mod, or just an India mod in general would be extremely awesome. This map could be very useful for that.