First Surveyor General India Appointment
The position of the first Surveyor General of India was established in 1815.
Colin Mackenzie was appointed to this inaugural role.
This appointment marked a significant step in the systematic surveying and mapping of India under British rule.
Key points:
- Role: First Surveyor General of India
- Appointee: Colin Mackenzie
- Year: 1815
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