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• Distribution of minor communities in India and Pakistan, 1941 (Placings of symbols approximate and the wide scatter of very small numbers, e.g. of Indian Christians or Jains, cannot be indicated. Practically all Sikhs are, after Partition, on the Indian side of the border). O.H.K. Spate. India and Pakistan. A General and Regional Geography. London. Methuen & Co. 1960.
• Distribution of mineral resources in India and Pakistan. Al. Bauxite Ap. Apatite Au. Gold B. Barytes Ch. Chromite Cu. Copper Fe. Iron G. Gypsum L. Lignite M. Mica Mg. Magnesite Mn. Manganese O. Oil Pb. Lead RA. Refractories and Abrasives S. Salt (in parentheses: by evaporation). V. Vanadium Z. Zinc Italics indicate unexploited reserves; size of letters roughly proportionate to importance. 'Atomic sands' are thoria-bearing ilmenite and monozite. O.H.K. Spate. India and Pakistan. A General and Regional Geography. London. Methuen & Co. 1960.
• Irrigation old and new: 1. Area commanded by modern canals 2. Wells 3. UP tube wells 4. Tanks 5. Major projects with areas to be irrigated in 100,000 acres. O.H.K. Spate. India and Pakistan. A General and Regional Geography. London. Methuen & Co. 1960.
• Nuclear culture areas - Asoka to Aurangzeb: an attempt to illustrate the relative permanence of boundaries and the persistence of nuclear areas such as Malwa and Gujarat; the evidence permits of rough approximations only (based on standard histories and especially on C.C.Davies, An Historical Atlas of the Indian Peninsula 1949, E.W.Green, An Atlas of the Indian History, 1937 and W.M.Day, "Relative Permanence of Former Boundaries in India". IN: Scottish Geographical Magazine. Vol. XLV, 1949). O.H.K.Spate. India and Pakistan. A General and Regional Geography. London. Methuen & Co. 1960.
• Seasonal movements of Bhotiya populations in Kumaon: 1. Movement of goods to intermediate bases 2. Advance pioneer parties to summer villages(April-May). 3. Goods to summer villages (May-June) 4. Traders to Tibet (July-August) 5. Families and flocks to upper valleys (June) 6. General descent (October) 7. Trading trips to plains (usually two trips Sept.-April) I,IV,XI - sites and months of fairs. Heights of passes in thousand feet (based on text of S.D. Pant. The Social Economy of the Himalayans, 1935). O.H.K. Spate. India and Pakistan. A General and Regional Geography. London. Methuen & Co. 1960.