Live storage and water levels in dams in Pune, Maharashtra [31 May 2020]

Live storage and water levels in dams in Pune, Maharashtra [31 May 2020] Last Modified: 02-Jun-2020 7:05 AM
  • 74,280 million litres
    भामा आसखेड / Bhama Askhed Dam. At 34% of its live capacity of 217,000 million litres, compared to 9% at the same time last year.
  • 185,170 million litres
    भटघर / Bhatghar Dam. At 27% of its live capacity of 665,570 million litres, compared to 6% at the same time last year.
  • 39,250 million litres
    चासकमान / Chaskaman Dam. At 18% of its live capacity of 215,000 million litres, compared to 3% at the same time last year.
  • 86,630 million litres
    डंभे / Dimbhe Dam. At 24% of its live capacity of 353,000 million litres, compared to 0% at the same time last year.
  • 0.01 million litres
    घोड (चंचणी) / Ghod (Chinchani) Dam. At 0.01% of its live capacity of 154,800 million litres, compared to 0% at the same time last year.
  • 20,750 million litres
    गंजुवणी / Gunjawani Dam. At 19% of its live capacity of 104,000 million litres, compared to 11% at the same time last year. Data is being updated intermittently due to the ongoing work on the construction of irrigation pipeline network to provide water to farms from the dam. 21,300 hectares of farm land in Velhe, Purandar and Bhor talukas and adjacent areas will benefit. (Click/Tap to know more about this project).
  • 15,300 million litres
    खडकवासला / Khadakwasla Dam. At 27% of its live capacity of 55,910 million litres, compared to 42% at the same time last year. The reservoir is 1 of 4 that provides drinking water to Pune city. PMC draws 1,350 million litres from the reservoir each day and supplies it to Pune city.
  • 20,930 million litres
    Manikdoh Dam. At 7% of its live capacity of 288,000 million litres, compared to 1% at the same time last year.
  • 77,840 million litres
    नीरा देवघर / Nira Deoghar Dam. At 23% of its live capacity of 332,000 million litres, compared to 1% at the same time last year.
  • 84,730 million litres
    पवना / Pawana Dam. At 30% of its live capacity of 282,000 million litres, compared to 18% at the same time last year.
  • 1,480 million litres
    Pimpalgaon Joge Dam. At 1.34% of its live capacity of 111,000 million litres, compared to 0% at the same time last year.
  • 0 million litres
    टेमघर / Temghar Dam. At 0% of its live capacity of 105,000 million litres, compared to 0% at the same time last year. The reservoir is 1 of 4 that provides drinking water to Pune city. Data as on 08 Feb. Reservoir under repairs to address leakages.
  • 4,000 million litres
    वडज / Wadaj Dam. At 12% of its live capacity of 33,110 million litres, compared to 0% at the same time last year.
  • 88,600 million litres
    वरसगाव / Warasgaon (aka Varasgaon) Dam. At 24% of its live capacity of 363,000 million litres, compared to 8% at the same time last year. The reservoir is 1 of 4 that provides drinking water to Pune city.
  • 5,900 million litres
    येडगाव / Yedgaon Dam. At 7% of its live capacity of 79,000 million litres, compared to 4% at the same time last year.
Posted by Water Watch Numerical in Environment
Tags Water Management Water Levels Maharashtra Dams Pune Maharashtra India Water Watch 2020
Source Maharashtra Water Resources Department