Fifteen famous mangoes, nine home states — but only four carry a documented origin claim
Asked:“show me map of india where famous mango variety came from”
15 celebrated Indian mango varieties, each mapped to the named town, district or region it is tied to across 9 states. Colour separates strict origin claims (“originated in”, developed or indigenous) from looser links — GI production areas and traditional associations — so a pin is not automatically a proven botanical birthplace.
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Only four varieties carry a documented origin claim: Langra (indigenous to Varanasi), Chausa (a chance seedling at Sandila, Hardoi), Kishen Bhog (Murshidabad) and Sadabahar (developed by a farmer in Kota) — pib.gov.in
Four varieties — Fazli, Himsagar, Khirsapati and Lakkhanbhog — all point to the same place: West Bengal’s Malda district, three of them as GI production areas — pib.gov.in
Alphonso is the most-cited link in the set (12 supporting pages), tied to Ratnagiri–Devgad on Maharashtra’s Konkan coast, followed by Banganapalli with 9 — swadeshimangoes.com
Dasheri is mapped to the village near Lucknow from which it takes its name — a naming link, not a proven birthplace — pib.gov.in
Variety
Mapped place
State
Relationship
Note
Source
Data: 15 famous Indian mango varieties, each with one mapped place, state, coordinates, relationship type, geographic note and source links; supporting-page counts range 1–12. Coordinates are representative map points for the named town, district or region — not orchard-level locations. All 15 rows are plotted and listed; nothing was cut.