Pictorial map of Bombay (Mumbai)

A pictorial map of Bombay (modern Mumbai), produced by the Tej Brothers, a commercial printer and map publisher active in the post-independence period. Issued for the International Tourist Fair held in Bombay in 1967, part of India’s mid-1960s initiative to promote tourism and cultural exchange. The map extends from Mahim Creek (Mithi River) in the north to Colaba Point in the south, depicting areas, roads, waterfronts and civic landmarks with simplified illustrative detail. At right, an inset titled "Beautiful Bombay" highlights notable sights, including the Rajabai Clock Tower and the Gateway of India. Additional insets show railway connections and scenic road routes around the city. Surrounding text panels provide practical information for visitors, including places of interest, cinemas, and brief introductory notes on the city.