Water Watch: Water levels in dams in Karnataka [Nov 2017]

Last Modified: 09-Dec-2017 12:07 PM

83.89 tmc
Linganamakki Dam. At 55% of its live capacity of 151.75 tmc. Was 92.92 tmc at the end of Oct.
82.44 tmc
Supa Dam. At 57% of its live capacity of 145.33 tmc. Was 88.76 tmc at the end of Oct.
17.53 tmc
Varahi Dam. At 56% of its live capacity of 31.10 tmc. Was 18.69 tmc at the end of Oct.
2.84 tmc
Harangi Dam. At 28% of its live capacity of 8.07 tmc. Was 6.30 tmc at the end of Oct.
7.63 tmc
Hemavathi Dam. At 21% of its live capacity of 35.76 tmc. Was 9.35 tmc at the end of Oct.
25.05 tmc
Krishna Raja Sagara Dam. At 56% of its live capacity of 45.05 tmc. Was 30.10 tmc at the end of Oct.
11.63 tmc
Kabini Dam. At 74% of its live capacity of 15.67 tmc. Was 14.39 tmc at the end of Oct.
44.57 tmc
Bhadra Dam. At 71% of its live capacity of 63.04 tmc. Was 46.64 tmc at the end of Oct.
52.05 tmc
Tungabhadra Dam. At 52% of its live capacity of 100.86 tmc. Was 84.27 tmc at the end of Oct.
36.17 tmc
Ghataprabha Dam. At 74% of its live capacity of 48.98 tmc. Was 44.31 tmc at the end of Oct.
9.86 tmc
Malaprabha Dam. At 29% of its live capacity of 34.35 tmc. Was 14.25 tmc at the end of Oct.
94.03 tmc
Almatti Dam. At 79% of its live capacity of 119.26 tmc. Was 119.26 tmc at the end of Oct.
20.20 tmc
Narayanapura Dam. At 77% of its live capacity of 27 tmc. Due to excess rainfall in catchment areas, 20 flood gates were opened on 21 Sep.Was 24.88 tmc at the end of Oct.

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