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SOCIAL SCIENCE.Cdr SOCIALSOCIAL SCIENCESCIENCE CACATTALOGUEALOGUE 2017-18 Latest Best Quality Educational Teaching Aids SCHOOL ROOM WALL MAPS LARGE SIZE WALL MAPS Code 70X100cms Code 100x140cms India (POL. OR PHY. LAM.) WMM-01 ` 200.00 WML-01 ` 400.00 World (POL. OR PHY. LAM.) WMM-02 ` 200.00 WML-02 ` 400.00 North America (POL. OR PHY. LAM.) WMM-03 ` 200.00 WML-03 ` 400.00 Africa (POL. OR PHY. LAM.) WMM-04 ` 200.00 WML-04 ` 400.00 South America (POL. OR PHY. LAM.) WMM-05 ` 200.00 WML-05 ` 400.00 Australia (POL. OR PHY. LAM.) WMM-06 ` 200.00 WML-06 ` 400.00 Asia (POL. OR PHY. LAM.) WMM-07 ` 200.00 WML-07 ` 400.00 Europe (POL. OR PHY. LAM.) WMM-08 ` 200.00 WML-08 ` 400.00 Antarctica (POL. OR PHY. LAM.) WMM-09 ` 200.00 MAPS OF INDIAN STATES LAMINATED - POLITICAL SIZE 70 x 100 cms ` 200.00 SM-01 Andhra Pradesh SM-08 Himachal Pradesh SM-15 Odisha SM-02 Assam & N.E. States SM-09 Jammu & Kashmir SM-16 Punjab SM-03 Bihar SM-10 Jharkhand SM-17 Rajasthan SM-04 Chhattisgarh SM-11 Karnataka SM-18 Tamil Nadu SM-05 Delhi SM-12 Kerala SM-19 Uttar Pradesh SM-06 Gujarat SM-13 Madhya Pradesh SM-20 Uttarakhand SM-07 Haryana SM-14 Maharashtra SM-21 West Bengal LAMINATED - PHYSICAL SIZE 70 x 100 cms ` 200.00 SM-22 Andhra Pradesh SM-27 Madhya Pradesh SM-32 Chhattisgarh SM-23 Bihar SM-28 Maharashtra SM-33 Uttrakhand SM-24 Gujarat SM-29 Raajasthan SM-34 West Bengal SM-25 Karnataka SM-30 Tamil Nadu SM-35 Odisha SM-26 Kerala SM-31 Uttar Pradesh 1 OUTLINE MAPS ON BLACK PVC SHEET 100X67cms 135x100cms India - Pol./Phy./Rivers OMM-01 ` 180.00 OML-01 ` 360.00 World - Pol./Phy. OMM-02 ` 180.00 OML-02 ` 360.00 Asia - Pol./Phy. OMM-03 ` 180.00 OML-03 ` 360.00 Europe - Pol./Phy. OMM-04 ` 180.00 OML-04 ` 360.00 Australia - Pol./Phy. OMM-05 ` 180.00 OML-05 ` 360.00 South America - Pol./Phy. OMM-06 ` 180.00 OML-06 ` 360.00 North America - Pol./Phy. OMM-07 ` 180.00 OML-07 ` 360.00 Africa - Pol./Phy. OMM-08 ` 180.00 OML-08 ` 360.00 KNOW YOUR INDIA IN MAPS LAMINATED - Size 100 x 70 cms Each ` 220.00 KY-01 Physical Features KY-11 Irrigation and Power Projects KY-02 Political KY-12 Industries KY-03 Annual Rainfall & Temperature KY-13 Soils KY-04 Summer Rainfall & Climate KY-14 Railways KY-05 Winter Rainfall & Climate KY-15 Roads KY-06 Population KY-16 Seaports & Airports (Sea & Air Route) KY-07 Natural Vegetation KY-17 Wild Life Sanctuaries & National Parks KY-08 Natural Regions KY-18 Hill Ranges & Rivers KY-09 Agriculture KY-19 Forests KY-10 Minerals WORLD NATURAL REGION CHARTS LAMINATED - Size 100 x 70 cms Each ` 220.00 WNR-01 Equitorial Forests WNR-05 Coniferous Forests WNR-02 Savanna Grasslands WNR-06 Mediterranean Sea WNR-03 Hot & Mild Latitude Deserts WNR-07 Monsoon Region WNR-04 Temperate Grasslands & Tundra COMPARATIVE WALL ATLAS OF THE WORLD LAMINATED - Size 100 x 70 cms Each ` 220.00 WAW-01 Relief of Land (Physical) WAW-07 Climatic Regions WAW-02 Political WAW-08 Population WAW-03 Summer Temperature, Pressure, Winds & Ocean Currents WAW-09 Agriculture WAW-04 Winter Temperature, Pressure, Winds & Ocean Currents WAW-10 Mineral WAW-05 Annual Rainfall and Ocean Currents WAW-11 Industry WAW-06 Natural Vegetation 2 GEOGRAPHY & ASTRONOMY CHARTS LAMINATED - Size 70x100 cms. ` 200.00 GCM-01 Heavenly Bodies GCM-08 Weather Map Symbols GCM-02 Solar System GCM-09 Oceans GCM-03 Earth & it’s Motion GCM-10 Surveying GCM-04 Structure of the Earth GCM-11 Conventional Signs GCM-05 Rocks & Minerals GCM-12 Map Projections GCM-06 Atmosphere & Space GCM-13 Storms & Ocean Currents GCM-07 Pressure & Winds GCM-14 Flags of all Nations GEOGRAPHY CHARTS LAMINATED - Size 50x75 cms. ` 120.00 GCS-01 Phases of the Moon GCS-11 Day & Night GCS-02 Eclipse GCS-12 Earthquake GCS-03 Seasons & Climate GCS-13 Zones of the Earth GCS-04 Spring & Neap Tides GCS-14 Types of Clouds GCS-05 Sun & Planets GCS-15 Hill Features GCS-06 Water Cycle in Nature GCS-16 Factors that Effect Climate GCS-07 Directions & How to find them GCS-17 Weather Instruments GCS-08 Conventional Signs GCS-18 Volcano GCS-09 Earth is Round GCS-19 Ocean Currents GCS-10 Physical Features of Earth GCS-20 Sunlight & Rainbow Colours MAN AND ENVIRONMENT CHARTS LAMINATED - Size 50 x 75 cms ` 120.00 ME-01 Man & Environment ME-07 Soil Conservation ME-02 Air & Noise Pollution (Causes) ME-08 Population Explosion ME-03 Air Pollution (Effects & Remedies) ME-09 Impact of Environment ME-04 Flora & Fauna Degradation on Humans ME-05 Water Pollution ME-10 Non - Conventional ME-06 Impact of Forests Sources of Energy ENVIRONMENT CHARTS LAMINATED - Size 50x75 cms. ` 120.00 EC-01 Green House Effect EC-06 Carbon Cycle EC-02 Acid Rain & Ozone Layer EC-07 Nitrogen Cycle EC-03 Bio Gas (gobar Gas) EC-08 Managing Environment EC-04 Oxygen Cycle EC-09 Rain Water Harvesting* EC-05 Water Cycle *(70x100 cms. ` 200.00) 3 CHANGING FACE OF THE EARTH CF-01 External Agents CF-02 Denudation LAMINATED - Size 50x70 cms. ` 120.00 CF-03 Streams (rivers) CF-04 River's Landscape CF-05 Stream (river's Patterns) CF-06 Sea Water CF-07 Coastal Landscape CF-08 Sea Water Shorelines CF-09 Wind - Eolian System CF-10 Wind-desert Landscape CF-11 Glacier CF-12 Glacial Landform CF-13 Ground Water - I CF-14 Ground Water - II CF-15 Ground Water - III TOPOGRAPHICAL SHEETS Laminated without rollers ` 480.00 45 D/7: Banas Kantha Sirohi Distt-River & Hill areas 56 D/11: Gulbarga & Raichur- Plateau with River 45 D/10: Banas Kantha-Desert and Mountains 64 P/13: Baudh Khondmals-River, Ponds & Hill Ridges 45 F/3: Jodhpur Distt-Desert Dry area 63 K/12 : Mirzapur-Ganga River Plain 53 B/7 : Patiala-Plain Surface, Congested Settlement 63 G/15 : Allahabad-Plains. 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