Coverage

# India, drawn from what we hold on record.

Every dark store in the census, every city in the pin registry, and every pin code we can read on request — one map, filtered by layer. Nothing here is a live reading of today’s shelf; it is the record itself, the same one the free tools and the data product read from.

LAYERS
:   cities · pin codes · dark stores

BOUNDARY
:   DataMeet, CC BY 4.0

AllCitiesPin codesDark stores

What the map marks, on record

| Layer | On record |
| --- | --- |
| Cities | 169 |
| Pin codes | 5,854 |
| Dark stores | 5,322 |

Cities, pin codes and dark stores on record

## How to read it

Three claims, three shapes — never three colours, because the brand carries one chromatic hue and a true three-hue set would add tokens nothing else on the site uses.

- **Dark stores** — filled bubbles, sized by how many stores the census recorded for that city. A bigger bubble is more stores, never a bigger claim.
- **Cities** — ink rings at the centroid of the city’s own pin codes in the registry, not a gazetteer point.
- **Pin codes** — the fine dots underneath. A dot means we can read that pin code on request, not that we read it today.

A city or dark store with no registry pin codes stays off the map rather than getting an invented position — the caption above the filter says when that thins a layer out.

Cities and dark stores read from the pin registry and the dark-store census. Outline: map data [DataMeet](https://github.com/datameet/maps) · [CC BY 4.0](https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/).

## See what this looks like for your own shelf.

The map is the record. Send us your products and a pin code, and we’ll show you what we can already read there.

[See your shelf](https://rewalto.com/snapshot)