Water Watch: Water levels in dams in Pune, Maharashtra [Oct 2017]

Water Watch: Water levels in dams in Pune, Maharashtra [Oct 2017] Last Modified: 01-Nov-2017 9:35 AM
  • 2,17,000 million litres
    Bhama Askhed Dam. At 100% of its live capacity of 2,17,000 million litres, compared to 98% at the same time last year.
  • 6,66,000 million litres
    Bhatghar Dam. At 100% of its live capacity of 6,66,000 million litres, compared to 100% at the same time last year.
  • 2,15,000 million litres
    Chaskaman Dam. At 100% of its live capacity of 2,15,000 million litres, compared to 100% at the same time last year.
  • 3,54,000 million litres
    Dimbhe Dam. At 100% of its live capacity of 3,54,000 million litres, compared to 100% at the same time last year.
  • 1,55,000 million litres
    Ghod (Chinchani) Dam. At 100% of its live capacity of 1,55,000 million litres, compared to 99% at the same time last year.
  • 61,000 million litres
    Gunjawani Dam. At 58% of its live capacity of 1,04,000 million litres, compared to 56% at the same time last year.
  • 43,000 million litres
    Khadakwasla Dam. At 77% of its live capacity of 56,000 million litres, compared to 77% at the same time last year.
  • 2,40,000 million litres
    Manikdoh Dam. At 83% of its live capacity of 2,88,000 million litres, compared to 73% at the same time last year.
  • 3,32,000 million litres
    Nira Deoghar Dam. At 100% of its live capacity of 3,32,000 million litres, compared to 100% at the same time last year.
  • 3,02,000 million litres
    Panshet Dam. At 100% of its live capacity of 3,02,000 million litres, compared to 100% at the same time last year.
  • 2,39,000 million litres
    Pawana Dam. At 99% of its live capacity of 2,41,000 million litres, compared to 97% at the same time last year.
  • 1,00,000 million litres
    Pimpalgaon Joge Dam. At 90% of its live capacity of 1,11,000 million litres, compared to 84% at the same time last year.
  • 54,000 million litres
    Temghar Dam. At 51% of its live capacity of 1,05,000 million litres, compared to 58% at the same time last year.
  • 33,000 million litres
    Wadaj Dam. At 100% of its live capacity of 33,000 million litres, compared to 93% at the same time last year.
  • 3,63,000 million litres
    Warasgaon Dam. At 100% of its live capacity of 3,63,000 million litres, compared to 100% at the same time last year.
  • 79,000 million litres
    Yedgaon Dam. At 99% of its live capacity of 79,000 million litres, compared to 49% at the same time last year.
Posted by Water Watch Numerical in Environment
Tags Water Management Water Levels Maharastra Dams Pune Maharashtra India Water Watch 2017
Source Maharashtra Water Resources Department