File:Chota Nagpur region 1912 (Highlighted Kalimati).jpg

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DescriptionChota Nagpur region 1912 (Highlighted Kalimati).jpg
English: Kalimati in the early 20th century as depicted by Colonel S.G. Burrard
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Author Colonel S.G. Burrard
Other versions c:File:India showing railways open and under construction en 30-6-14. 1-4.055.040 Published under the direction of Colonel S. G. Burrard,.. . surveyor general of India - btv1b53209779f.jpg

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Kalimati in the early 20th century

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