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Jamshedpur

India

Watercolour of Jamshedpur, India. India's premier "Steel City" nestled between the Subarnarekha and Kharkai rivers and the Dalma Hills, centered around Jubilee Park and Dimna Lake, with Jamsetji Nusserwanji Tata and Jayanti Sarovar.
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
Jamsetji Nusserwanji Tata; Jayanti Sarovar; Dimna Lake; Circuit House Area and Northern Town; Dalma Mountain Range; lush Chota Nagpur Plateau flora; Jamsetji Tata's
Viewpoint
Favor the classic viewpoint looking across the calm waters of Jayanti Sarovar in Jubilee Park or Dimna Lake toward the Dalma Hills, showing weeping willow fronds and rose gardens in the foreground, the calm lake waters, arched footbridge, and park trees in the middle-ground, and the dramatic, forested mountain ridge of Dalma rising in the background.
Palette
Green should be the predominant color, especially in the dense sal forests of the Dalma Hills, manicured lawns of Jubilee Park, and weeping willows around Jayanti Sarovar.
Guarded against
Not Ranchi, Dhanbad, or Rourkela
Population1,339,438Wikidata: 1,558,000
Coordinates22.80°N, 86.19°E
Elevation135 m
Area231 km²
Time zoneAsia/KolkataUTC+5:30
Solar noon11:45clock runs 0.2 h behind the sun

Through the Earth

Dig straight through the Earth from Jamshedpur and you surface in open ocean, nearest to Hanga Roa, Chile — 1,645 km from the exact antipodal point.

Nearest cities in the atlas

RanchiIN108 km
DhanbadIN114 km
HowrahIN220 km
KolkataIN224 km
PatnaIN328 km
KhulnaBD345 km
VaranasiIN427 km
DhakaBD443 km

Twinned cities

Wikidata records no twinned cities for Jamshedpur inside this atlas.

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