Conservative sourced aggregation · follow-up to the origin map

Uttar Pradesh and Andhra Pradesh tie for the mango crown, two famous varieties each

Seven famous Indian mango varieties mapped to five states, keeping only variety–origin pairings backed by at least two independent source mentions — 23 supporting mentions in all. Ambiguous multi-state associations and single-source claims were excluded, so this is a sourced roll-up, not an exhaustive census.

Famous varieties per state, ranked

joint leaders — 2 varieties 1 variety one dot per supporting source mention

Bar length is the count of distinct famous varieties; hover a state for its varieties, stated origins and evidence strength.

Uttar Pradesh carries the strongest evidence in the set — 9 supporting mentions behind Dasheri (Malihabad) and Langra, the most of any state. agriexchange.apeda.gov.in

Andhra Pradesh matches the two-variety count with Banganapalli and Totapuri, though Totapuri's stated origin is the broader "South India" rather than the state itself. everything.explained.today

Maharashtra's single entry, Alphonso, is tied to the Konkan coast and rests on 4 mentions — more evidence than Gujarat's Kesar (3) or West Bengal's Himsagar (2). everything.explained.today

Kesar's Gujarat pairing is the only one in the set sourced from national news coverage rather than a cultivar list or trade portal. nationpress.com

State by state

State	Varieties	Mentions	Variety — stated origin	Source

Conservative roll-up of famous Indian mango varieties by state of origin: 5 rows, one per state, covering 7 varieties and 23 supporting source mentions after normalizing cultivar and state names. A mapping was kept only when at least two independent source mentions supported it; ambiguous multi-state associations and single-source claims were cut. "Varieties" counts distinct famous cultivars; "mentions" counts supporting source citations. Not an exhaustive census of Indian mango cultivars.