Forts around Mathura and Bharatpur

Original map courtesy of the University of Texas Libraries, The University of Texas at Austin.(Click to enlarge)

1. Adeeg/Aring – 27.4859735, 77.5287098
2. Dig/Deeg – 27.4706678, 77.3289871
3. Kumher – 27.3151252, 77.3791391
4. Bharatpur/Lohargarh – 27.2205842, 77.4956703
5. Sewar – 27.1904222, 77.4419188
6. Fatehpur Sikri – 27.0904217, 77.6672029
7. Weir – 27.0167917, 77.1750069
8. Randheergarh/Randhirgarh – 27.0181441, 77.005797
9. Mahwah – 27.0395614, 76.916104
10. Jatwara – 27.2637902, 76.8785906
11. Mandawar also known as Abhaydurg – 27.1516604, 76.858997
12. Rajgarh – 27.2341216, 76.6156054

    Rajgarh is spread over a vast area and different parts of the fort are not completely connected to each other. See these maps for all the portions visible on Wikimapia.

13. Alwar also known as Bala Quila – 27.5825083, 76.5865946
14. Firozpur Jhirka – 27.7893333, 76.9415474
15. Govindgarh – 27.5129912, 77.0054644 also see this post.
16. Laxmangarh – 27.3632969, 76.8607485

    ..and two other structures that look like fortifications near Laxmangarh.

And for the sake of interest, I’ve marked Khanua/Khanwa on the map to locate the place of the famous Battle of Khanua.

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