MUMBAI मुंबई

Greater Mumbai, built from the map

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Mumbai

19.0760° N 72.8777° E

16:54 IST

About this model

Every building, road, rail line, shoreline and hill is placed from real map data in a single metric grid centred on Mumbai. Surfaces are generated on top of that geometry.

Detailed 3D covers Greater Mumbai and its immediate neighbours (32 × 48 km). Around it, the whole Mumbai Metropolitan Region is shown as terrain and satellite imagery, with its boundary as mapped in OpenStreetMap (4,309 km²).

Where building heights come from

Real

Building footprints and positions
Terrain, coastline, creeks and lakes
Roads, flyovers, sea bridges, rail and metro alignments
Ground colour and roof colour, from satellite imagery
Tree and mangrove cover
Sun position for Mumbai on 15 January

Generated

Window and facade patterns, room interiors, rooftop tanks, sheds and stair heads
Tree shapes, wave motion, traffic, street and window lights
Landmark models (Gateway of India, CSMT, BMC tower, Taj dome, Sea Link towers), built by hand on their real footprints

Limits

Towers between about 100 m and 150 m with no mapped height still read near 100 m: the satellite estimate levels off there and the published list starts at 150 m.
Ground imagery is 10 m per pixel, so streets blur when you are close.

Data

MUMBAI

Laying out terrain and coastline