Create your Hyderabad map poster

Hyderabad covers 650 square kilometres at an average elevation of 536 metres. Its metropolitan region had 9.7 million residents in the 2011 census, making it India's sixth-most populous metropolitan area at that time.

Roads spread across uneven ground on both sides of the Musi River. Hussain Sagar and smaller artificial lakes create additional gaps and curved edges in the otherwise dense street network.

This 4.5 kilometre radius covers central Hyderabad, part of the Musi River, and streets extending toward the northern lake system. The view shows both dense blocks and breaks created by water and hills.

Draw the Musi as a narrow blue line and the northern lakes as larger blue shapes. Sepia streets over pale relief can show the road curves between those waters.

Geographic details sourced from Wikipedia.