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'Mumbai's Slums Map -2 D.P N.D.Z To Mira Bhayander N.D.Z LIMIT OF GREATER Western Express Highway MUMBAI N.D.Z LIMIT OF N.D.Z GREATER M U M B A I ' S S L U M S M A P -1 MUMBAI Dahisar Station N.D.Z R(N) Koliwada N.D.Z Sanjay Gandhi National Park Gorai Western Express Highway Thane District Culvem Village LIMIT Essel World OF GREATER Lokmanya Tilak Rd Borivali Station MUMBAI Borivli West THANE DISTRICT Borivli East Manori N.D.Z Beach R(C) Sanjay Gandhi National Park N.D.Z Charkop Rd Koliwada Highway Kandivali R(S) Link Rd Station Kandivli West Western Express Manori Koliwada Malad Marve Rd Marve LIMIT INS Hamla OF GREATER Tulsi Lake P(N) To Thane Malad MUMBAI N.D.Z Station Aksa Beach Malad West Western Express Highway Express Western Sanjay Gandhi National Park Mulund West Eastern Express Highway Express Eastern Goregaon Vaidya Marg N.D.Z Mulund Link Rd Gen A K Mulund N.D.Z P(S) Station Erangal Goregaon Mulund T Goregaon S G Barve Marg Mulund East Goregaon West Station N.D.Z Erangal Beach Link Rd N.D.Z Bhati Koliwada Film City N.D.Z Forest Area S.V. Rd Goregaon Link Rd Link Goregaon Goregaon East Airoli Bridge Rd Vihar Lake S G Barve Marg N.D.Z Mhad Beach N.D.Z To Airoli N.D.Z New link rd Aarey Milk Colony Western Express Highway Jogeshwari West Madh village Koliwada Bhandup Koliwada S.V. rd S.V. Station Versova Drying yards Madh N.D.Z N.D.Z Versova rd. rd link New Station Rd. Jogeshwari East Jogeshwari IIT Powai Madh Fort Station Masaheb Minatai Thackrey Udyan S Versova Versova rd. Beach S.V. rd Western Expresss Highway Balasaheb Sawant rd. Kanjurmarg N.D.Z Powai Lake Station Andheri West Andheri East A.S Marg Gilbert Hill Airport D.N. rd Andheri M.V. Rd N.D.Z Tele-communication Station Eastern Express Highway K(W) Mahakali caves Rd K(E) Marg Barve G S Juhu Beach Andheri East N.D.Z Guru Hargovindji Rd. Mathurdas Vasanji Rd. Andheri Flyover S.V. rd Marol Maroshi Rd. Vikhroli E West rd. Station Sahara Rd C.Shivaji Rd S.V.Rd Vile Parle East Vile Parle West Hanuman Rd Vile Parle Station IA Project Rd. Nehru Rd Juhu Airport N.D.Z N.D.Z Juhu Beach L Highway Sahar Airport Thane Creek Western Expresss N S G Barve Marg Juhu Tara Road Ghatkopar West Juhu Koliwada Juhu Santacruz Fishing Yard Station Ghatkopar Station Nehru Rd. link Road N.D.Z Santacruz West Jawaharlal Santacruz East Vidyavihar Khar Danda Station Ghatkopar Koliwada C. D. Rd Fishing Yard Koli Housing Kole Kalyan N.D.Z Khar University Station Vitthalbhai Patel Rd Western Express Highway Khar kalina S.V. Rd Lokmanya Tilak Terminal Carter Rd H(W) H(E) Promenade Bandra West Tilaknagar Kurla Station Station Eastern Express Highway S G Barve Marg B R Ambedkar Rd Bandra Terminus Bandra Kurla Kurla Complex Perry Rd Chembur To Navi Mumbai Station Bandra East MIG Club Chimbai Koliwada Bandra J.B Marg K . C Rd Station B .K.C Rd Chunabhatti Govandi Station Station V.N Purav Marg Govandi Band Stand Kala Killa Bombay Presidency Golf Club Promenade K. C. Marg Sion Rd Station Mankhurd Link Mahim Beach Sion Hillock Fort Station Mahim Sion Lands End Guru Tegbahadurnagar Bandra Fort Mahim Fort Station Chembur Mahim Sulochana Sion Station Dharavi V.N Purav Marg Shetty Rd M(W) Mahim Sion Koliwada Chembur Sewri Rd Sewri Chembur Sawarkar Marg M(E) Veer Anushakti Nagar Matunga Rd Dadar Beach Trombay Station Koliwada Lady Jamshedji Rd Sea Link Arabian Sea Drying Yard Matunga Station F (N) Worli Fort G (N) Fish Drying Yard Prabhadevi Beach AmbedkarMatunga Rd Antop Hill Koliwada DadarGokhale Western Rd Veer Sawarkar Marg Dr. Babasaheb Station Dadar Eastern Tilak Rd Wadala Station Marg Station Prabhadevi New Rd Dadar West Bapat Wadala B.D.P Rd Dadar East Face Trombay Prabhadevi Senapati Worli Promenade Worli Sea Elphinstone Rd Parel Station Station Marg Corridor Rd Worli Acharya Ambedkar Donde Marg G (S) Rafi Ahmed Kidwal Marg Senapati Bapat Marg Sewri Fort Lower Parel NM Joshi Marg Joshi NM Parel Sewri Station Dr. Babasaheb Rd. Lower Parel Station Curry Rd Station Pal Rd Besant Barrister Natin Dr. Annie Lal Baug F (S) N.M.J Marg Chichpokli Station Haji Ali Promenade Pedder Road Cotton Green Station Haji Ali Sewri Mahalakshmi Sane Guruji Marg Station K.K Marg Keshavrao Khadya Marg P.M.M Marg Wellingdon Sports Club B.P.T Pedder Road Docks Peddar Rd Byculla Reay Rd Station Station Dr. A.N Marg Mumbai Central Marg Pal Nath Barrister Tardeo Station Boman Behram Marg E S.B.D Marg Maulana Azad Rd. Azad Maulana Dockyard Rd Station D A.K Marg Grant Rd Mazgaon Sandhurst Rd. Station Grant Rd Kemp's Corner R.B Marg Station S.P Marg B S.V.P. Rd. Sir J.J Rd S.V.P. Rd. Opera House Masjid Bandar Malabar Hill Girgaon Beach Y.M Rd Marine Lines Walkeshwar Rd Dr B.J Marg Masjid B.P.T M U M B A I 'S S L U M S M A P -1 L Jagmohandas Marg Churni Rd. Station Docks B.G.Kher Rd. C Marg M.A Station Carnaic Bridge INDEX Marine Lines Street Rehman Abdul Station N.S.B Rd. N.S.B AREA- Princess st SQKM % SIGN C.S.T. GREATER MUMBAI BOUNDARY Station 482.74 100.00% WARD BOUNDARY P.D.Mello Rd LAND AREA RESERVED FOR HOUSING (as per D.P.) Marine Drive 102.17 21.17% Sir J.J Rd J.J Sir TOTAL SLUMS LAND AREA Wankhede Stadium 42.28 8.75% Ballard Estate Churchgate Station MUMBAI'S POPULATION (as per 2011 census) D.N RdA 12.43 mn 100.00% SLUM- DWELLERS POPULATION (as per 2011 census) V.N Rd 06.53 mn 52.50% Brabourne Horniman Circle Stadium Not to scale. Various reservations are as per the Development Plan. Population figures 0 Churchgate Hutatma Chowk are aprroximate. This map to be read together with 'Mumbai's Slums Map -2 D.P. Reservations' Nariman Point M.G Rd Comprehensive mapping of the slums of Mumbai has been carried out by P.K.Das & Defence Associates, Planners & Architects. Various land use reservations on slums land as per Development Plan of Mumbai has been identified. J.B Rd Gateway of India Preparation and publication for the first time of such a comprehensive 'Mumbai's Slums Koliwada Map' is for the purpose of Re-Visioning Mumbai with an integrated Slums redevelopment Gateway Promenade and affordable housing alternative. Shortage of land for affordable housing can be addressed by reserving all slum occupied land for affordable housing. It is necessary to undertake the Cuffe Parade preparation of a comprehensive master plan for slum redevelopment and affordable housing, A based on town planning principles. Similarly, planning on ward basis should be the way Capt.P P Rd forward for the preparation of the master plan. Increased government role in planning, project management, administration, finance along with price control is inevitable. The 'Mumbai's Slums Map' is a starting point of such an endeavor. Shahid Bhagatsingh Rd Limitations and Assumptions : This map has been prepared upon a comparative study of the Colaba Development Plan and the google maps. Calculation of Slums area and other areas are based on this map. Gaothans and Fishing villages (Koliwadas) do not have a separate reservation in the Development plan. The demarcation between Gaothans / Koliwadas and their Navy Nagar extended slums is not achieved. US Club Golf Course References: For the preparation of the Slums Map, we have relied upon Google maps and Nanabhai Noos Marg referred to the Development Plan 1991 prepared by the MCGM. First publication - August 2011. Prepared and Published by P. K. Das & Associates, Planners, Architects and Designers, 'Sankalp', 5th floor, Plot No 1040, Off Sayani Road, Prabhadevi, Mumbai 400025. Email - [email protected] / Website - www.pkdas.com.
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