Bombay (Presidency)
An adminsitrative subdivision of British India. The Bombay Presidency covered much of western and central India, as well as parts of Pakistan and the Arabian Peninsula.
See Presidencies in the Beginners' Guide.
Contents
External Links
Bombay Presidency 1608-1756 Google Books
Bombay Presidency Wikipedia
Bombay Presidency www.1911encyclopedia.org
Historical Books Online
Gazetteer of the Bombay Presidency
All volumes are from Archive.org
- Volume 1, Part 1, History of Gujarat 1896
- Volume 1, Part 2, History of the Konkan, Dakhan and Southern Maratha Country 1896
- Volume 2 Gujarat, Surat and Broach 1877
- Volume 3 Kaira and Panch Mahals 1879
- Volume 4 Ahmedabad 1879
- Volume 5, Cutch, Palanpur and Mahi Kantha 1883
- Volume 6 Rewa Kantha, Narukot, Cambay and Surat States 1880
- Volume 8 Kathiawar 1884
- Volume 9 Part 1 Gujarat Population Hindus 1901
- Volume 9 Part 2 Gujarat Population Musalmans and Parsis 1899
- Volume 10 Ratnagiri and Savantvadi 1880
- Volume 11, Kolaba and Janjira 1883
- Volume 12, Khandesh 1880
- Volume 13 Thana 1882
- Volume 13, Part 2 Thana 1882
- Volume 14 Thana Places of Interest 1882
- Volume 15, Part 1, Kanara 1883
- Volume 15, Part 2, Kanera 1893
- Volume 16, Nasik 1883
- Volume 17, Ahmadnagar 1884
- Volume 18, Part 1 Poona 1885
- Volume 18, Part 2 Poona 1885
- Volume 18, Part 3, Poona 1885
- Volume 19 Satara 1885
- Volume 20, Sholapur 1884
- Volume 21 Belgaum 1884
- Volume 22 Dharwar 1884
- Volume 23 Bijapur 1884
- Volume 24 Kolhapur 1886
- Volume 25 Botany 1886
- Volume 26, Part 1 Materials towards a statistical account of the Town and Island of Bombay - History 1893
- Volume 26, Part 2 Materials towards a statistical account of the Town and Island of Bombay - Trade and Fortifications 1894
- Volume 26, Part 3 Materials towards a statistical account of the Town and Island of Bombay - Administration 1894
- Volume 27 General Index 1904
Other
Itinerary and directory for Western India, being a collection of routes through the provinces subject to the Presidency of Bombay by Captain John Clunes 1826 (archive.org)
