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Jabalpur

India

Watercolour of Jabalpur, India. Along the sacred Narmada River, world-famous for the towering Marble Rocks of Bhedaghat, the roaring Dhuandhar Falls, and the ancient Madan Mahal Fort, with Marble Rocks of Bhedaghat and Dhuandhar Falls.
AI-generated artistic rendering. Painted from written research on the city's setting, architecture and materials — not from a photograph.
What guided this image
Landmarks
Marble Rocks of Bhedaghat; Dhuandhar Falls; Kalachuri-era Chausath Yogini Temple; Madan Mahal Fort; lush Central Indian dry-deciduous forest flora; Gond
Viewpoint
Favor the classic viewpoint looking through the marble gorge of Bhedaghat along the tranquil waters of the Narmada River, showing riverbank foliage and marble boulders in the foreground, the sheer white marble cliffs and a wooden rowing boat in the middle-ground, and the mist of Dhuandhar Falls and forested temple hill fading in the background.
Palette
Green should be the predominant color, especially in the thick teak and banyan forests crowning the cliffs, riverbank vegetation, and parklands.
Guarded against
Not Bhopal, Indore, or Gwalior
Population1,081,677Wikidata: 2,463,289
Coordinates23.17°N, 79.95°E
Area5,198 km²
Time zoneAsia/KolkataUTC+5:30
Solar noon12:10clock runs 0.2 h ahead of the sun

Through the Earth

Dig straight through the Earth from Jabalpur and you surface in open ocean, nearest to Hanga Roa, Chile — 1,041 km from the exact antipodal point.

Nearest cities in the atlas

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BhopalIN261 km
RaipurIN276 km
PrayagrajIN317 km
KanpurIN369 km
GwaliorIN385 km
VaranasiIN392 km
LucknowIN420 km

Twinned cities

Wikidata records no twinned cities for Jabalpur inside this atlas.

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