Water Watch: Water levels in dams in Nagpur region of Maharashtra - By district [30 Sep 2018]

Water Watch: Water levels in dams in Nagpur region of Maharashtra - By district [30 Sep 2018] Last Modified: 19-Oct-2018 6:20 AM
  • 105,000 million litres
    Bawanthadi Dam - Bhandara. At 48% of its live capacity of 2,17,000 million litres, compared to 64% at the same time last year. Was 98,000 million litres at the end of Oct.
  • 369,000 million litres
    Gosikhurd Dam - Bhandara. At 49% of its live capacity of 7,40,000 million litres, compared to 20% at the same time last year. Was 1,51,000 million litres at the end of Oct.
  • 45,000 million litres
    Asolamendha Dam - Chandrapur. At 87% of its live capacity of 52,000 million litres, compared to 41% at the same time last year. Was 14,000 million litres at the end of Oct.
  • 48,000 million litres
    Dina Dam - Gadchiroli. At 70% of its live capacity of 68,000 million litres, compared to 52% at the same time last year. Was 13,000 million litres at the end of Oct.
  • 172,000 million litres
    Itiadoh Dam - Gondia. At 54% of its live capacity of 3,18,000 million litres, compared to 41% at the same time last year. Was 1,08,000 million litres at the end of Oct.
  • 16,000 million litres
    Kalisarar Dam - Gondia. At 60% of its live capacity of 26,000 million litres, compared to 35% at the same time last year. Was 11,000 million litres at the end of Oct.
  • 37,000 million litres
    Pujaritola P.U.Weir Dam - Gondia. At 86% of its live capacity of 44,000 million litres, compared to 11% at the same time last year. Was 11,000 million litres at the end of Oct.
  • 113,000 million litres
    Sirpur Dam - Gondia. At 70% of its live capacity of 1,60,000 million litres, compared to 26% at the same time last year. Was 22,00,000 million litres at the end of Oct.
  • 61,000 million litres
    Kamthi Khairy Dam (aka Pench Dam) - Nagpur. At 43% of its live capacity of 142,000 million litres, compared to 59% at the same time last year. Was 50,000 million litres at the end of Oct.
  • 50,000 million litres
    Khindsi Dam - Nagpur. At 48% of its live capacity of 1,03,000 million litres, compared to 34% at the same time last year. Was 23,000 million litres at the end of Oct.
  • 53,000 million litres
    Nand Dam - Nagpur. At 100% of its live capacity of 53,000 million litres, compared to 100% at the same time last year. Was 53,000 million litres at the end of Oct.
  • 319,000 million litres
    Totladoh Dam - Nagpur. At 31% of its live capacity of 10,17,000 million litres, compared to 42% at the same time last year.The reservoir provides drinking water to Nagpur city, irrigates around 1 lakh hectares of farm land and the Khaperkheda Thermal Power Station. 196,360 million litres is reserved for Nagpur Municipal Corporation (NMC). Dam needs to fill up to 450,000 million litres in order to provide water to satisfy all 3 needs.
  • 116,000 million litres
    Wadgaon Dam - Nagpur. At 86% of its live capacity of 1,35,000 million litres, compared to 100% at the same time last year. Provides water to the Mihan-SEZ.
  • 38,000 million litres
    Bor Dam - Wardha. At 30% of its live capacity of 1,27,000 million litres, compared to 38% at the same time last year. Was 83,000 million litres at the end of Oct.
  • 68,000 million litres
    Lower Wardha Dam - Wardha. At 31% of its live capacity of 2,17,000 million litres, compared to 52% at the same time last year. Was 1,21,000 million litres at the end of Oct.
Posted by Water Watch Numerical in Environment
Tags Water Management Water Levels Maharashtra Dams Nagpur Maharashtra India Water Watch 2018
Source Maharashtra Water Resources Department