The land, with the record on it.

Every dot is a record. Every record is citable.

Showing 500 temples and 21 villages with geocoded centroids. Coverage grows as contributors verify locations through the temple location picker (per ADR-0040 §T2) and the OSM village importer.

21 of 21 villages in the public register have mapped coordinates.

Bounding box: latitude 6°N–37°N, longitude 67°E–98°E (Bhārata extent). Equirectangular projection. Each dot links through to a detail page for that record.

Temple (500)Village (21)

Showing the 500 most recently added records per type. Full coverage available via the per-record detail pages.

On the map.

The atlas is a soft-launch “where roughly is X” surface, not a survey. Coordinates are at the centroid of the record’s declared place; precision is good enough to locate a temple in its village, not good enough to navigate to its door. The platform stores the high-precision coordinates separately on the record; the public map shows the lower-precision centroid because the durable claim is “this record sits at roughly this spot” — not “the door is exactly here.”

For the full per-record provenance trail behind any dot, follow it to its provenance ledger. For the federation peers that contribute geographic records, see the federation registry.