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Color the regions

Click any region to fill it, or paste a spreadsheet column and let gradient mode shade every region by value.

Add a legend

Name your color groups, position the legend, and switch labels or abbreviations on where they help.

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What you can build with the Assam — Parliamentary map

Election & polling maps

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Data & heat maps

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Territory & coverage

Mark sales regions, delivery zones, franchise areas or office coverage across Assam — Parliamentary.

Travel & personal maps

Tick off the parts of Assam — Parliamentary you have visited, lived in or plan to see next.

All 14 seats on the Assam — Parliamentary map

Every region below is a separate, clickable shape you can color, rename, hide or isolate on its own.

  • Autonomous District S03-PC003
  • Barpeta S03-PC006
  • Dhubri S03-PC004
  • Dibrugarh S03-PC013
  • Gauhati S03-PC007
  • Jorhat S03-PC012
  • Kaliabor S03-PC011
  • Karimganj S03-PC001
  • Kokrajhar S03-PC005
  • Lakhimpur S03-PC014
  • Mangaldoi S03-PC008
  • Nowgong S03-PC010
  • Silchar S03-PC002
  • Tezpur S03-PC009

Assam — Parliamentary map — frequently asked questions

Is the Assam — Parliamentary map free to use?
Yes. Coloring, editing and exporting the Assam — Parliamentary map is completely free, with no account and no sign-up. There is no limit on how many maps you make.
How many regions does this Assam — Parliamentary map have?
This map contains 14 seats, each individually clickable and colorable. You can also hide, isolate or rename any of them in the editor.
Can I download the Assam — Parliamentary map as a PNG or SVG?
Yes. Export to PNG for slides, documents and social posts, or to SVG when you need a vector you can scale or edit further in Illustrator, Figma or Inkscape. Both exports can include a title, description, legend and source credit.
Can I color the Assam — Parliamentary map from a spreadsheet?
Yes. Paste or import a two-column list of region names and values and they are matched to the map automatically. Gradient mode then shades every region by value, so a whole dataset is colored in one step.
Can I use maps made with this tool commercially?
The underlying map geometry is licensed for non-commercial use and requires attribution, which the export stamp provides automatically. See the credits page for the full license terms before publishing commercially.

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