Zero Mile Stone

Nagpur

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Zero Mile Stone, Nagpur
Photo: Rajatchakks, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons
From the start
1,969.8 km
From Jhansi
588.9 km
Journey
3,692.6 km

The landmark story

The Zero Mile Stone in Nagpur was built by the British in 1907 during the Great Trigonometrical Survey of India: a sandstone pillar with a survey bench mark, later joined by four stucco horses. Nagpur sits near the geographic centre of India's major cities, and the pillar's base is marked with distances in miles.

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