User-friendly & Editable Maps

If you are planning to draft a slideshow on Mumbai but can’t seem to find the best map – then you have come to the right place. This extensive Mumbai Map PowerPoint template has got you covered with a diverse collection of vectors. Our designers have come up with all sorts of political, geographic, climatic, connectivity, and other kinds of maps of this Indian city. You can use them on multiple occasions and edit them in a few minutes. Just pick any map of your choice and include it in your documents. Make the needed edits, and you are good to go!

Draft interesting slideshows in less time

These Mumbai Map PPT slides will make sure that you save your time and effort while working on your next presentation. If you wish to teach your audience about the political division of the city, its major landmarks, or its climate – then use the preferred map from the set. You can also focus on any region of the city to further lay emphasis on it. There are also professionally drafted maps that would help you represent your stats and information about the city. All of this will help you come up with memorable and visually appealing slideshows in no time.

Who can use this set?

Ideally, any individual who wants to showcase the map of the city and present information related to it can use this template. For example, if you have a project about the city’s infrastructure or you would like to represent your researched content about it, then these maps would do the trick. We have also included dedicated icons, maps, and individual vectors in the set that you can use to personalize your documents.

About Mumbai

The capital of the Indian state of Maharashtra and one of the biggest metropolitans in the World sits on the western coast of the country. While the central city is the home of more than 12 million residents, the Greater Mumbai region has estimated more than 25 million inhabitants. The city was originally an amalgamation of seven islands and has currently grown into a bustling metro. It is the financial and entertainment capital of India, generating 6.16% of the nation’s GDP and 25% of India’s industrial output.