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British India comprises all that part of the great
Indian peninsula which is directly or indirectly under
British rule, or under the control or protection of the
Governor General of India.
The territory directly un- Following are the larger
der British control is divided feudatory or Native States
into provinces as follows: under British control:
PROVINCES. AREA. STATES. AREA.
Ajmir Merwara, . 2,711 Hyderabad, . . . 82,698
Assam 62,078 Baroda, 8,226
Bengal: Mysore, 27,936
Bengal, .... 70,538 Kashmir, .... 80,000
Behar, .... 44,186 Rajputana States, . 128,022
Orissa, .... 9,853 Indore, 8,400
Chota Nagpur, . . 26,966 Rewa, 12,676
Berar, 17,737 Bhopal, 6,997
Bombay Presidency : Gwalior, 29,047
Bombay, .... 77,275 Cutch, ..... 6,500
Sind, 47,789 Kolhapur, .... 2,855
Aden, 80 Khairpur (Sindh), . 6,109
Burma : Travancore, . . . 6,730
Upper Burma, . . 87,390 Cochin, 1,362
Lower Burma, . . 81,160 Bastar, 13,002
Central Provinces, 86,617 Kuch Behar, . . . 1,307
Kurg (Coorg), . . 1,582 Hill Tipperah, . . . 4,086
Madras, 141,228 Rampur, 945
United Provinces : Garhwal, .... 4.164
N. W. Provinces, . 83,286 Panjab States, . . . 38,299
Oiidh, 24,217 Shan States of
Panjab, 110,897 Burma and Siam, ?
Quetta, 22,400
19 796 Total, . . 985,002 Baluchistan and Sikhim
Tirthapuri Quetta and Andamans are also are to some extent feudatory
directly under British control. to India.
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