s5c11 chapter 11-the rivers of india and probable primary channels

Contents of Section 5: Reticular canal system for Interlinking Indian Rivers:Chapter 11-The Rivers of India and probable primary channels.11.1-The rivers that drain in to the Bay of Bengal.11.2-The rivers that drain in to the Arabian sea.11.3-River Brahmaputra.11.4-River Ganga.11.5-River Yamuna.11.6-Tributary Chambal.11.7-Tributary Son.11.8-River Hugli.11.9-River Subarnarekha.11.10-River Burhabalang.11.11-River Baitarini.11.12-River Brahmani.11.13-River Mahanadi.11.14-River Rushikulya.11.15-River Banshadhara.11.16-River Nagaveni.11.17-River Sarada.11.18-iver Godhavari.11.19-River Krishna.11.20-River Tungabhadra.11.21-River Bhima.11.22-River Gundlakamma.11.23-River Palleru .11.24-River Manneru.11.25-River Penneru.11.26-River Swarnamukti.11.27-River Pulicat lake.11.28-River Arani.11.29-River Naoari.11.30-River Palar.11.31-River Kiliveli lake.11.32-River Ponnaiyar.11.33-River Vellar.11.34-River Kaveri.11.35-River Valiyar.11.36-River Manimuttar.11.37-River Vaigai.11.38-River Gunaar.11.39-River Vaippur.Rivers of North west India.11.40-River Indira Gandhi canal.11.41-River Luni.11.42-River Banas.11.43-River ? Name ends in Little rann.11.44-River Saraswathi ends in Little rann.11.45-River end in Kori creek.11.46-River end in Gondia Creek.11.47-River ending in Gulf of Kachchh.11.48-River Bhadar and other R. Ending at Porbandar coast.

11.49-River Shetrunji.11.50-River Bhoghava, Sabarmathi, Mahi and other rivers J. Malbank.South west Rivers.11.51-River Narmada.11.52-River Tapi.Other west flowing Rivers.11.53-Rivers Joining Arabian sea – Maharashtra coast.11.54-Rivers Joining Arabian sea – Goa coast.11.55-Rivers Joining Arabian sea – Karnataka coast.11.56-Rivers Joining Arabian sea – Kerala coast.11.57-Probable primary channel.11.58-The Primary channel 1. 11.59-The primary channel 2.11.60-The primary channel 3.11.61-The Primary channel 4 and the lift system.11.62-The Communicating canals.11.63-Maintenance of RCS.11.64-The Composite probable RCS.

Chapter 11: The Rivers of India and probable primary channels.11.1. The rivers that drain in to the Bay of Bengal.The Rivers that drain in to the Bay of Bengal are as follows along with their tributaries.

(The numbers in the bracket are the approximate sea levels in meters at which the river originates).

River. Tributaries.

1. Bramhaputra (Origin near lake Kanggyu Tsho of Himalaya range at 5150meters).

It flows at level of 3600meters in Tibet and descends to 150 meters at Sadiya.

Subarisiry(4500)

Dihang(15 00)

Tsagpa(6000)

Kamema(4500)

Manasa(4500)

Sunkash(4500)

Amo(4500)

From south:

Buri Dihing,

Total length of Bramhmaputra is 2900 kilometers. The river Dihang and Luhith in Tibet joins to form the River Bhrahmaputra.

Flows for 1700

Dhansiri,

Kopilli.

From Buthan and Sikkim:

Tista(4500)

Jaldhaka,

Torsa,

Kalyani,

Raidok.

Other tributaries in Bangladesh

(It continues as Padma.

Most of the tributaries arise from the Assam).

kilometers in parallel to the main range of Himalaya and enters India and runs for 720 kilometers in Assam and enters Bangladesh below Dhubai and travels for 279 kilometers and joins Ganga at Goalundo.

The Bhahmaputhra with Ganga is named River Padma and travels for 105 kilometers and joins River Megna, there after it is known as Megna and joins Bay of Bengal.

2. Ganga (Gangotri, the origin of Ganga is at 7010 meters). After

Kamali(4500)

Kofi(4500)

Gomathi(300)

Sarda(4500)

Total length of Ganga is 2525 kilometers.

traveling 250 kilometers, the ganga at Rishikesh (30 kilometers from Haridwar) is at 240 meters height.

Gadahara(150)

(kofi and sarda joins together to form this river)

Rapti(3000)

Gandak(3000)

Bagmari(1500)

Kosi(4500)

3. Hugli (150) Ganga and Ajay (600) joins to form this river.

4. Yamuna (4500)

Chambal(600) (it is a continuation of Ranaprathap sagar and Gandi sagar)

Banas(600)

Sind(600)

Betwa(600)

Ken(600)

5. Damodar (600)

6. Subarnarekha (600)

Kanchi,

Karkarl,

Kharkal

Total length is 395 kilometers.

7. Bramhani (600)

Kura,

Koel,

Sankas,

Tikra,


8. Mahanadi Sonath(600) Total length

(600) (arises from the Tandula tank, Hirakud dam is at 300 meters.)

is 857 kilometrers.

9. Chilkalake (150)

10. Jalput (600)

11. Godavari (600)

Wainganga(600)

Wardha,

Pranhita,

Sabari,

Purna,

Manjra,

Prauara,

Maner,

Indravathi(600)

Penganga(600)

Nizamsagar(600)

Total length is 1465 kilometers

12. Kolleru (150)

13. Beema (600)

14. Krishna (1360)

Koyna,

Ghataprabha (Sub tributary- Hiranyakshi, length 283 kilometers)

Malaprabha ( Sub tributary Markandeyu,


total length 306 kilometers)

Bhima (Sub tributary-Mula, Mutha, Ghod, Nora. Total length is 861 kilometers),

Tungabhadra (Total length is 531 kilometers),

Musi (Sub tributary – Aleru, Total length is 240 kilometers)

Muneru ( Total length is 235 kilometers)

Palleru,

Nagarjunsagar dam is at 300 meters.

15. Tungabadra (600)

Tunga(800)

Bhadra(800)

Vedavathi.

Varda,

Hagari,

Joins Krishna river. Total length is 531 kilometers.

16. Penneru (600)

Jayamangali,

Chitravathi,

Papagni,

Kunderu,

Sagileru,


Cheyyeru,

17. Stanley(600)

18. Kaveri (1340)

Harangi (Total length is 35 kilometers),

Hemavathi ( Sub tributary YagachiAlgur, Total length is 165 kilometers),

Lakshmanathirtha,

Kabini(600) (Total length is 210 kilometers)

Suvarnavathi ( Total length is 64 kilometers),

Shimsha,

Arkavathi,

Bhavani (Sub tributary are Siruvani, Kundah, Coonoor, Moyor, Total length is 216 kilometers),

Amaravathi,


19. Vaigai. (600)

20. Baitharani,

Total length is 144 kilometers,

21. Mathai, Total length is 63 kilometers, joins Baitharani river.

22. Rishikulya canal system,

23. Nagavalli,

24. Koralaiyar,

25. Palar,

26. Ponnaniyar,

27. Vellar,

28. Tambrapani,

11.2. The rivers that drain in to the Arabian sea.The rivers that drain in to the Arabian Sea are as follows,

River. Tributaries.

1.Luni(600)

2.Sabarmathi(600)

Hathmathi ,

Sei,

Wakul,

Harnav,

Arises at Aravalli hills. Total length is 300 kilometers.

3.Dhadhar Total length is 135 kilometers.

4.Bhadra(150)

5.Shetrunji

6.Mahi(500) Som,

Anas,

Panam,

Arises in Vindyas. Total length is 533 kilometers.

7.Narmada(900)

Bunner,

Banzar,

Hiran,

Tawa,

Chola tawa,

Orsang,


8.Tapi(730) Purna,

Vagur,

Girna,

Bori,

Panjhra,

Aner,


9.Vaitharani(670),


10.Kalinadhi, Pandhi, Total length is 1365 kilometers.

11.Bedthi (701),

12.Sharavathi(600)

13.Periyar(600)

14.Pamba, Total length is 177 kilometers,

15.Bharatha puzha,

11.3. River Brahmaputra:River Brahmaputra: (Point) (Lattitude) (Longitude)

AMSL in mts.

Description (State/nation)

(P0) (22029’31.85”N) (90057’47.33”E)

0 (R. Brahmaputra J. Bay of Benagl) (Bangladesh)

(P0.1) (23047’40.36”N) (89044’24.19”E)

12 (R.Ganga J. R. Brahmaputra) (Bangladesh)

(P1) (25030’58.53”N) (89039’31.15”E)

24 (T. Tista J. R. Brahmaputra) (Bangladesh)

(P2) (25044’27.75”N) (89043’37.12”E)

25 (T. Dharla J. R. Brahmaputra) (Bangladesh)

(P3) (25054’54.01”N) (89045’48.63”E)

26 (T. Kaljaur J. R. Brahmaputra) (Bangladesh)

(P4) (26014’24.44”N) (90041’39.59”E)

37 (T. Manas J. R. Brahmaputra) (Assam)

(P5) (26037’35.05”N) (92053’19.24”E)

69 (T. Kamena J. R. Brahmaputra) (Assam)

(P6) (26041’59.50”N) (93041’9.29”E)

78 (T. Dhansiri J. R. Brahmaputra) (Assam)

(P7) (26042’46.19”N) (93035’52.88”E)

78 (Two branches of Brahmaputra unites again) (Assam)

(P8) (2704’34.84”N) (94033’20.36”E)

92 (T. Disang J. R. Brahmaputra) (Assam)

(P8.1) (26050’16.39”N) (93049’19.58”E)

75 (T. Kherkutia J. R. Brahmaputra) (Assam)

(P8.2) (26053’28.52”N) (93055’18.97”E)

78 (T. Subansiri J. R. Brahmaputra) (Assam)

(P9) 87 (R. Brahmaputra

(26054’8.10”N) (94017’9.02”E)

divides in to two division) (Assam)

(P10) (27034’39.65”N) (9509’48.04”E)

114 (T. Lohit J. R. Brahmaputra) (Assam)

(P11) (27047’4.25”N) (95028’53.16”E)

125 (T. Dibang J. R. Brahmaputra) (Assam)

(P12) (26057’5.34”N) (93059’18.43”E)

81 (T. Dikran J. T. Kherkutia) (Assam)

(P13) (27046’22.77”N) (94018’58.93”E)

191 (T. Kamla J. T. Kherkutia) (Arunachal pradesh)

(P14) (26016’42.94”N) (89034’50.29”E)

33 (T. Amo J. T. Khaljani) (West bengal)

11.4. River Ganga:River Ganga: (Point) (Lattitude) (Longitude)

AMSL in mts.


(P1) (230047’40.36”N) (890044’24.19”E)

12 (R.Ganga J R. Brahmaputra) (Bangladesh)

(P2) (240029’14.80”N) (880018’23.55”E)

15 (T. Atrai J R. Ganga) (Bangladesh)

(P3) (00000’00”N) (00000’00”E)

---- (T. Kankai J R. Ganga) (West Bengal)

(P4) (250024’35.28”N) (870015’28.86”E)

25 (T.Ghugri J R. Ganga abc) (Bihar)

(P5) (250016’32.68”N) (87001’21.79”E)

29 (Branched R. Ganga unites) (Bihar)

(P6) (250015’49.70”N) (860044’55.92”E)

31 (R. Ganga branches) (Bihar)

(P7) (250013’11.78”N) (860052’54.57”E)

33 (T. Badna J R. Ganga) (Bihar)

(P8) 42 (T. Badua J R. Ganga)

(250018’28.19”N) (860023’5.01”E)

(Bihar)

(P9) (250030’50.49”N) (850018’12.24”E)

44 (T. Punpun J R. Ganga) (Bihar)

(P10) (250039’16.00”N) (850011’1.98”E)

48 (T. Gandak J R. Ganga) (Bihar)

(P11) (250044’59.16”N) (840040’49.46”E)

49 (T. Rapti J R. Ganga) (UP& Bihar border)

(P12) (250042’10.16”N) (840052’11.27”E)

45 (T. Son J R. Ganga) (Bihar)

(P13) (250031’2.93”N) (830052’37.69”E)

55 (T. Karma nasa J R. Ganga) (UP & Bihar border)

(P14) (250030’29.38”N) (830010’11.24”E)

61 (T. Gomathi J R. Ganga) (UP)

(P15) (250025’37.74”N) (810053’7.12”E)

80 (R. Yamuna J R. Ganga) (UP)

(P16) (250039’8.17”N) (820048’6.80”E)

68 (T. Sai J T. Gomathi) (UP)

(P17) (260017’18.19”N) (830040’10.38”E)

69 (T. Ghaghara J T.Rapti) (UP)

(P18) (260054’10.87”N) (810045’26.99”E)

101 (T. sarju J T. Ghaghara) (UP)

(P19) (270039’22.16”N) (810017’22.05”E)

120 (T. sarda J T. Ghaghara) (Bihar)

(P20) (27008’58.60”N) (83007’17.24”E)

77 (T. Buhrirapti J T. rapti) (UP)

(P21) (250029’23.03”N) (850011’34.54”E)

51 (T. Phalgu J T. Punpun) (Bihar)

(P22) (250013’55.57”N) (86007’30.23”E)

38 (T. dhadhar J T. Badna) (Bihar)

(P23) (250037’32.96”N) (860025’59.48”E)

37 (T. Bhagmathi J T. Ghugri) (Bihar)

(P24) (250046’36.88”N) (850058’21.41”E)

49 (T. Bagmathi and T. Buhri gandak joins) (Bihar)

(P25) (250032’35.38”N) (860043’13.96”E)

31 (T. Kosi and T. Karcha joins and forms T. Ghugri) (Bihar)

11.5. River Yamuna.River Yamuna: (Point) (Lattitude) (Longitude)

AMSL in mts.


(P1) (250025’38.95”N) (810053’9.26”E)

81 (R. Yamuna J R. Ganga, Allahabad) (UP)

(P2) (250032’41.42”N) (81001’3.66”E)

84 (T. Bagain J R. Yamuna) (UP)

(P3) (250046’17.93”N) (800031’36.23”E)

86 (T. Ken J R. Yamuna) (UP)

(P4) (250055’4.68”N) (800012’40.00”E)

89 (T. Betwa J R. Yamuna) (UP)

(P5) (26009’380.2”N) (790056’9.89”E)

100 (T. Sirsa J R. Yamuna) (UP)

(P6) (260026’19.76”N) (790012’45.35”E)

104 (T. Sind J R. Yamuna) (UP)

(P7) (260029’36.31”N) (790014’57.88”E)

105 (T. Chambal J R. Yamuna) (UP)

(P8) (260059’1.76”N) (780026’49.59”E)

135 (T. Ghambhir J R. Yamuna) (UP)

(P9) (300026’35.43”N) (770040’8.05”E)

396 (T. Tons & T. Giri J to F R. Yamuna) (HP)

(P10) 112 (T. Kunwari J T. Sind)

(260025’52.85”N) (790011’8.45”E)

(UP)

(P11) (250047’54.82”N) (790023’46.30”E)

111 (T. Dhasan J T. Betwa) (UP)

(P12) (250013’16.24”N) (780034’15.89”E)

250 (T. Jawai J T. Betwa) (UP&MP Border)

(P13) (240010’21.05”N) (78002’19.27”E)

381 (T. Bina J T. Betwa) (MP)

(P14) (240018’45.19”N) (790051’7.75”E)

299 (T. Bewas & T. Bearma J To F T. Ken ) (MP)

(P15) (230059’21.48”N) (790020’19.09”E)

345 (T. Sonar J T. bewas) (MP)

11.6. Tributary Chambal:(Point) (Lattitude) (Longitude)

AMSL in mts.


(P1) (260029’36.31”N) (790014’57.88”E)

105 (T. Chambal J R. Yamuna) (UP)

(P2) (260010’39.94”N) (77005’29.76”E)

158 (T. Kuno J T. Chambal) (MP – Rajasthan border)

(P3) (250054’42.41”N) (760044’12.15”E)

176 (T. Banas J T. Chambal) (MP – Rajasthan border)

(P4) (250050’52.32”N) (760033’58.09”E)

176 (T. Parbathi J T. Chambal) (MP – Rajasthan border)

(P5) (250040’30.97”N) (760017’35.49”E)

188 (T. Gudha J T. Chambal) (Rajasthan)

(P6) (250031’58.04”N) (760016’55.99”E)

189 (T. Kalisindh J T. Chambal) (Rajasthan)

(P7) (240055’1.76”N)

350 (Ranaprathap sagar Res. Across T.

(750034’52.76”E) Chambal) (Rajasthan)(P8) (240038’28.47”N) (750036’44.54”E)

407 (Gandhi sagar Res. Across T. Chambal) (MP)

(P9) (25007’27.21”N) (760011’52.93”E)

227 (T. Parwan J T. Kalisindh) (Rajasthan)

(P10) (25003’23.50”N) (760010’24.36”E)

243 (T. Ahu & T. Newaj J to F T. Kalisindh) (Rajasthan)

(P11) (260012’27.42”N) (760036’11.87”E)

208 (T. Dhund J T. Banas) (Rajasthan)

(P12) (260012’36.25”N) (750045’54.84”E)

263 (T. Bandi J T. Banas) (Rajasthan)

(P13) (250050’16.18”N) (750019’41.48”E)

314 (T. Khairi J T. Banas) (Rajasthan)

(P14) (250014’35.73”N) (75001’57.39”E)

345 (T. Berach J T. Banas) (Rajasthan)

11.7. Tributary Son.

Tributary Son: (Point) (Lattitude) (Longitude)

AMSL in mts


(P1) (250042’10.16”N) (840052’11.27”E)

45 (T. Son J R. Ganga) (Bihar)

(P2) (240031’46.56”N) (830051’48.43”E)

135 (T. North Koel J T. Son) (Bihar-Jarkhand border)

(P3) (240027’38.50”N) (83008’17.77”E)

163 (T. Kanhar J T. Son) (UP)

(P4) (240031’38.32”N) (820059’26.16”E)

163 (T. Rihand J T. Son) (UP)

(P5) (240032’16.74”N) (820021’34.84”E)

196 (T. Gopad J T. Son) (MP)

(P6) (240016’58.93”N) (810027’15.72”E)

250 (T. Mahanadi J T. Son) (MP)

(P7) (24002’8.18”N) (810028’49.13”E)

336 (T. Johilla J T. Son) (MP)

(P8) (240011’23.53”N) (810017’14.76”E)

305 (Reservoir across T. Mahanadi) (MP)

(P9) (240012’8.87”N) (83000’25.70”E)

260 (Gobind ballah pant sagar along T. Rihand) (UP-MP border)

11.8. River Hugli:River Hugli: (Point) (Lattitude) (Longitude)

AMSL in mts.


(P1) (210054’27.88”N) (88005’58.20”E)

0 (R. Hugli J Bay of Bengal) (WB)

(P2) (22000’54.88”N) (88003’21.42”E)

0 (T. Haldi J R. Hugli) (WB)

(P3) (220012’44.24”N) (88002’53.22”E)

0 (T. Rup narayan J R. Hugli) (WB)

(P4) (220012’46.53”N) (88002’56.54”E)

0 (T. Damodhar one division J T. Rup narayan) (WB)

(P5) (220020’59.68”N) (88005’19.26”E)

1 (T. Damodhar another division J R. Hugli) (WB)

(P6) (230039’26.00”N) (880039’26.00”E)

10 (T. Ajay J R. Hugli) (WB)

(P7) (23000’6.59”N) (870057’29.60”E)

18 (T. damodhar divides in to two division) (WB)

(P8) (230041’16.91”N) (860048’49.43”E)

92 (T. Barakar J T. Damodhar) (Jharkhand & WB border)

(P9) 143 (Maithon res. Across

(230047’8.14”N) (860048’42.00”E)

T. Barakar) (Jharkhand & WB border)

(P10) (240019’26.86”N) (850031’15.18”E)

365 (Tilaiya res. Across T. Barakar) (Jharkhand)

(P11) (230040’54.60”N) (860044’49.33”E)

125 (Panchet res. Across T. Damodhar) (Jharkhand & WB border)

(P12) (230038’19.30”N) (860028’47.01”E)

127 (T. Konar & T. Korgali J T. Damodhar) (Jharkhand)

(P13) (230043’31.80”N) (850050’8.92”E)

260 (Konar res. Across T. konar) (Jharkhand)

(P14) (220030’22.98”N) (870053’12.87”E)

2 (T. Silai J T. Rup narayan) (WB)

(P15) (230013’35.08”N) (87007’16.60”E)

70 (T. Dwarkeswar J T. Rup narayan) (WB)

(P16) (22009’55.13”N) (870049’36.29”E)

3 (T. Kosai J T. Haldi) (WB)

11.9. River Subarnarekha:River Subarnarekha: (Point) (Lattitude) (Longitude)

AMSL in mts.


(P1) (210033’12.19”N) (870023’39.44”E)

0 (R. Subarnarekha J Bay of Benagal) (Orissa)

11.10. River Burhabalang:River Burhabalang: (Point) (Lattitude) (Longitude)

AMSL in mts.


(P1) (210028’2.54”N) (87003’58.20”E)

0 (R. Burhabalang J Bay of Bengal) (Orissa)

11.11. River Baitarini:River Baitarini: (Point) (Lattitude) (Longitude)

AMSL in mts.


(P1) (200046’56.49”N) (860058’27.68”E)

0 (R. Baitarini J Bay of Benagal) (Orissa)

11.12. River Brahmani:River Brahmani: (Point) (Lattitude) (Longitude)

AMSL in mts.


(P1) (200030’8.40”N) (860045’30.47”E)

0 (R. Brahmani J Bay of Bengal) (Orissa)

(P2) (210016’37.58”N) (85002’0.06”E)

120 (Res. Across R. Brahmani) (Orissa)

(P3) (220014’21.08”N) (840047’50.46”E)

183 (T. South Koel & T. sankh J to F R. Brahmani) (Orissa)

(P4) (220016’7.36”N) (840039’25.10”E)

203 (Madira Res. Across T. sankh) (Orissa)

11.13. River Mahanadi:River Mahanadi: (Point) (Lattitude) (Longitude)

AMSL in mts.


(P1) (190057’59.67”N) (860023’41.95”E)

0 (R. Mahanadi enters Bay of Bengal) (Orissa)

(P2) (200050’10.45”N) (830055’39.75”E)

103 (T. Tel J R. Mahanadi) (Orissa)

(P3) (200054’2.23”N) (830049’43.97”E)

112 (T. Ong J R. Mahanadi) (Orissa)

(P4) (210031’59.49”N) (830052’34.83”E)

153 (Post Hirakud dam level) (Orissa)

(P5) (210032’6.99”N) (830052’29.62”E)

187 (Pre Hirakud dam level) (Orissa)

(P6) (210040’57.10”N) (830058’03.11”E)

188 (T. Lb J R. Mahanadi) (Orissa)

(P7) (210042’6.45”N) (830015’6.56”E)

195 (T. Mand J R. Mahanadi) (Chhattisgarh)

(P8) (210043’49.81”N) (820044’4.78”E)

214 (T. Hasdo J R. Mahanadi) (Chhattisgarh)

(P9) (210042’43.31”N) (820034’55.23”E)

215 (T. Pairi J R. Mahanadi) (Chhattisgarh)

(P10) (210043’55.97”N) (820027’59.29”E)

216 (T. Seonath J R. Mahanadi) (Chhattisgarh)

(P11) (200057’47.78”N) (810052’30.66”E)

280 (T. Sandur J R. Mahanadi) (Chhattisgarh)

(P12) (200036’58.44”N) (810033’53.22”E)

344 (Res. across R. Mahanadi) (Chhattisgarh)

(P13) (200033’7.06”N) (810038’32.82”E)

354 (T. Maram silli J R. Mahanadi) (Chhattisgarh)

(P14) (200032’29.25”N) (810039’57.48”E)

380 (Maramsilli Res. Across T. Maramsilli) (Chhattisgarh)

(P15) (210045’43.97”N) (820011’46.87”E)

226 (T. Kharun J T. Seonath) (Chhattisgarh)

(P16) (210050’2.49”N) (820011’12.99”E)

229 (T. Kurung J T. Seonath) (Chhattisgarh)

(P17) (210034’3.11”N)

250 (T. ?name J T. Seonath)

(810040’0.55”E) (Chhattisgarh)(P18) (21005’37.34”N) (810014’13.83”E)

283 (T. Tandula J T. Seonath) (Chhattisgarh)

(P19) (200047’10.27”N) (810013’22.22”E)

309 (T. ?name J T. Tandula) (Chhattisgarh)

(P20) (200044’6.85”N) (81008’5.76”E)

340 (Res. Across Tributary to T. Tandula) (Chhattisgarh)

(P21) (200042’6.67”N) (810013’20.49”E)

330 (Tandula Res. Across T. Tandula) (Chhattisgarh)

(P22) (22003’27.92”N) (820013’6.81”E)

252 (T. ? Name J T. Kurung) (Chhattisgarh)

(P23) (220017’41.75”N) (820012’48.64”E)

295 (Kurung Res across T. Kurung) (Chhattisgarh)

(P24) (200011’32.80”N) (830011’42.44”E)

175 (T. Intra J T. Tel) (Orissa)

11.14. River Rushikulya:River Rushikulya: (Point) (Lattitude) (Longitude)

AMSL in mts.


(P1) (190022’54.56”N) (85005’3.19”E)

0 (R. Rushikulya J Bay of bengal) (Orissa)

11.15. River Banshadhara:River Banshadhara: (Point) (Lattitude) (Longitude)

AMSL in mts.


(P1) (180020’32.03”N) (84007’53.30”E)

0 (R. Banshadhara J Bay of bengal) (AP)

11.16. River Nagaveni:River Nagaveni: (Point) (Lattitude) (Longitude)

AMSL in mts.


(P1) (180012’39.33”N) (830056’21.01”E)

0 (R. Nagaveni J Bay of bengal) (AP)

11.17. River Sarada:River Sarada: (Point) (Lattitude) (Longitude)

AMSL in mts.


(P1) (170025’5.08”N) (820052’18.91”E)

0 (R. Sarada J Bay of bengal) (AP)

11.18. River Godhavari:River Godhavari: (Point) (Lattitude) (Longitude)

AMSL in mts.


(P1) (160044’12.42”N) (820020’56.30”E)

0 (R. Godavari J Bay of Bengal) (AP)

(P2) (170034’12.77”N) (810015’38.87”E)

20 (T. Sileru J R. Godavari) (AP)

(P3) (170038’18.49”N) (800053’56.59”E)

33 (T. Kinnarasani J R. Godavari) (AP)

(P4) (180043’33.58”N) (800016’10.68”E)

86 (T. Indravathi J R. Godavari) (Border meeting point of AP, Chhattisgarh & Maharashtra)

(P5) (180050’3.35”N) (790055’11.00”E)

98 (T. Pranhitha J R. Godavari) (AP – Mahashtra border)

(P6) 114 (T. Maher J R.

(180042’11.81”N) (790048’46.89”E)

Godavari) (AP)

(P7) (19004’19.97”N) (780050’35.87”E)

183 (T. Kadam J R. Godavari) (AP)

(P8) (180058’6.61”N) (780020’26.44”E)

328 (Res. Across R. Godavari) (AP)

(P9) (180048’59.20”N) (770052’15.84”E)

331 (T. Manjra J R. Godavari) (AP – Maharashtra border)

(P10) (19006’33.62”N) (77001’30.27”E)

356 (T. Purna J R. Godavari) (Maharashtra)

(P11) (190037’27.04”N) (75000’57.03”E)

461 (T. Pravara J R. Godavari) (Maharashtra)

(P12) (190031’46.40”N) (740049’40.89”E)

476 (T. Mula J R. Godavari) (Maharashtra)

(P13) (190017’56.22”N) (760053’57.75”E)

370 (T. Dudhana J T. Purna) (Maharashtra)

(P14) (180039’53.74”N) (770043’39.59”E)

345 (T. Manar J T. Manjra) (AP -Maharashtra Border)

(P15) (180012’6.52”N) (770055’25.76”E)

428 (Nizam sagar Res. Across R. Manjra) (AP)

(P16) (19006’30.63”N) (780047’15.19”E)

212 (Kadam Res. Across R. Kadam) (AP)

(P17) (190034’49.74”N) (790048’1.60”E)

142 (T. Penganga J T. Pranhita) (AP - Maharashtra border)

(P18) (190053’47.74”N) (79008’49.43”E)

171 (T. Warda J T. Penganga) (Maharashtra)

(P19) (190054’8.55”N) (780012’32.58”E)

243 (T. Aran J T. Penganga) (Maharashtra)

(P20) (190050’57.84”N) (770052’27.36”E)

260 (T. Pus J T. Penganga) (Maharashtra)

(P21) (190043’40.72”N) (770026’6.51”E)

439 (Res. Across T. Penganga) (Maharashtra)

(P22) (190049’7.36”N) (770040’46.91”E)

300 (Res. Across T. Pus) (Maharashtra)

(P23) (200018’1.96”N) (780047’55.33”E)

197 (T. Wunna J T. Warda) (Maharashtra)

(P24) (200034’24.76”N) (780016’10.31”E)

239 (T. Bembla J T. Warda) (Maharashtra)

(P25) (190044’40.91”N) (790045’55.13”E)

152 (T. Wainganga J T. Pranhita) (Maharashtra)

(P26) (210010’53.19”N) (790040’51.18”E)

246 (T. Ramtek J T. Wainganga) (Maharashtra)

(P27) (21004’18.16”N) (790035’55.71”E)

238 (T. Kanhari J T. Wainganga) (Maharashtra)

(P28) (210022’51.06”N) (790022’41.26”E)

318 (Ramtek Res. Across T. Ramtek) (Maharashtra)

(P29) (210016’29.73”N) (790010’16.44”E)

275 (T. Panch J T. Kanhari) T. Panch is East. (Maharashtra)

(P30) (200014’26.53”N) (790038’8.40”E)

191 (T. Anderi & T. Mul J to F T. Pranhita) T. Mul is east (Maharashtra)

(P31) (190014’13.11”N) (800023’5.91”E)

170 (T. Bandia J T. Indravathi) (Maharashtra – Chhattis garh border)

(P32) (190024’28.84”N) (800034’44.58”E)

200 (T. Kotri J T. Indravathi) (Maharashtra – Chhattis garh border)

(P33) (190013’3.00”N) (810031’17.84”E)

415 (T. Baordhina J T. Indravathi) (Chhattisgarh)

(P34) (19008’1.16”N)

539 (T. Narangi J T. Indravathi)

(82009’55.78”E) (Chhattishgarh)(P35) (170048’58.40”N) (810023’27.41”E)

37 (T. Sabari J T. Sileru) (AP – Orissa – Chhattishgarh border)

(P36) (170056’4.83”N) (810047’42.79”E)

310 (Balimela Res. Across T. Sileru) (Orissa)

(P37) (18001’56.95”N) (82000’38.93”E)

324 (Post Dudma falls level) (AP – Orissa border)

(P38) (18003’40.16”N) (82002’22.24”E)

404 (Pre Dudma falls level) (AP – Orissa border)

(P39) (18003’34.38”N) (82002’22.66”E)

413 (Res. Across T. Sileru at the top of the Dudma falls) (AP – Orissa border)

(P40) (18009’23.00”N) (82006’39.10”E)

458 (Machhkund Res. Across T. Sileru) (AP – Orissa border)

(P41) (180027’32.46”N) (820032’55.29”E)

849 (Jalaput res. Across T. Sileru) (AP – Orissa border)

11.19. River Krishna:River Krishna: (Point) (Lattitude) (Longitude)

AMSL in mts.


(P1) (150043’23.00”N) (800055’49.48”E)

0 (R. Krishna J Bay of Bengal) (AP)

(P2) (160037’3.82”N) (800019’13.02”E)

24 (T. Muneru J R. Krishna) (AP)

(P3) (160041’36.18”N) (790040’23.12”E)

45 (T. Musi J R. Krishna) (AP)

(P4) (160037’29.61”N) (790027’49.74”E)

54 (T. Hallia J R. Krishna) (AP)

(P5) (160034’25.99”N) (790018’54.56”E)

70 (Post Nagarjun sagar Res. Across R. Krishna) (AP)

(P6) (160034’33.97”N) (790018’39.53”E)

160 (Pre Nagarjun sagar Res. Across R. Krishna) (AP)

(P7) (160036’5.54”N) (79003’32.89”E)

174 (T. Dindi J R. Krishna) (AP)

(P8) (150055’35.05”N) (780014’6.28”E)

264 (T. Tungabhadra J R. Krishna) (AP)

(P9) (160024’47.33”N) (770017’0.32”E)

337 (T. Bhima J R. Krishna) (Karnataka)

(P10) (160016’32.09”N) (760027’3.14”E)

415 (T. Doni J R. Krishna) (Karnataka)

(P11) (160012’17.94”N) (76003’58.49”E)

492 (T. Malaprabha J R. Krishna) (Karnataka)

(P12) (160015’21.67”N) (750043’14.88”E)

510 (T. Ghataprabha J R. Krishna) (Karnataka)

(P13) (160035’1.11”N) (740038’4.52”E)

527 (T. Dudhganga J R. Krishna) (Karnataka Maharashtra border)

(P14) (160041’23.70”N) (740036’2.57”E)

530 (T. Panchganga J R. Krishna) (Karnataka Maharashtra border)

(P15) (160050’45.85”N) (740032’2.17”E)

536 (T. Varna J R. Krishna) (Maharashtra)

(P16) (170017’43.70”N) (740010’32.32”E)

552 (T. Koyna J R. Krishna) (Maharashtra)

(P17) (170024’9.50”N) (730045’7.89”E)

640 (Shivaji sagar Res. Across T. Koyna) (Maharashtra)

(P18) (150050’7.95”N) (750042’2.02”E)

535 (T. Benji halla J T. Malaprabha) (Karnataka)

(P19) (160043’33.23”N) (800019’3.36”E)

32 (T. Palleru J T. Muneru) (AP)

(P20) (160049’7.95”N)

37 (T. Wira & T. Akeru J to F T. Muneru) T.

(800022’46.72”E) Wira is east. (AP)

11.20. River Tungabhadra :River Tungabahdra: (Point) (Lattitude) (Longitude)

AMSL in mts.


(P1) (150055’35.05”N) (780014’6.28”E)

262 (T. Tungabhadra J R. Krishna) (AP)

(P2) (150049’10.24”N) (78003’44.38”E)

271 (T. Hindri J T. Tungabhadra) (AP)

(P3) (150043’58.16”N) (760055’45.92”E)

346 (T. Hagari J T. Tungabhadra) (Karnataka)

(P4) (150015’47.72”N) (760019’58.56”E)

495 (Tungabhadra Res. Across T. Tungabhadra) (Karnataka)

(P5) (140055’46.91”N) (750040’55.60”E)

507 (T. Varada J T. Tungabhadra) (Karnataka)

(P6) (14000’38.69”N) (750040’29.23”E)

556 (T. Tunga & T. Bhadra J to F T. Tungabhadra) (Karnataka)

(P7) (130042’3.06”N) (750038’10.34”E)

660 (Bhadra Res. Across T. Bhadra) (Karnataka)

(P8) (140056’30.38”N) (77002’9.18”E)

431 (T. Chinna hagari J T. Hagari) (AP)

(P9) (130053’17.60”N) (760029’19.86”E)

645 (Vanivilas sagar Res. Across T. Hagari) (Karnataka)

(P10) (15009’31.57”N) (760012’3.21”E)

491 (T. Chikkahagari J Tunga bhadra Res.) (Karnataka)

11.21. River Bhima:River Bhima: (Point)

AMSL


(Lattitude) (Longitude)

in mts.

(P1) (160024’47.33”N) (770017’0.32”E)

337 (T. Bhima J R. Krishna) (Karnataka)

(P2) (1700240.610”N) (760054’20.56”E)

375 (T. Kagna J T. Bhima) (Karnataka)

(P3) (170010’18.49”N) (760018’12.44”E)

403 (T. Bori J T. Bhima) (Karnataka)

(P4) (170022’44.90”N) (750053’46.90”E)

412 (T. Sina J T. Bhima) (Karnataka Maharashtra border)

(P5) (170058’14.24”N) (75008’8.28”E)

454 (T. Nira J T. Bhima) (Maharashtra)

(P6) (180030’30.00”N) (740032’43.84”E)

502 (T. Muthumala J T. Bhima) (Maharashtra)

(P7) (180040’21.67”N) (730059’50.09”E)

548 (T. Ghod J T. Bhima) (Maharashtra)

(P8) (180010’26.32”N) (730052’9.72”E)

610 (Bhaghar lake/Res across T. Nira) (Maharashra)

(P9) (170012’32.36”N) (77009’39.86”E)

398 (T. Bonithora J T. Kagna) (Karnataka)

(P10) (170016’18.04”N) (770027’4.87”E)

421 (T. Multamari J T. Kagna) (Karnataka AP border)

11.22. River Gundlakamma:River Gundlakamma: (Point) (Lattitude) (Longitude)

AMSL in mts.


(P1) (150032’8.61”N) (800013’34.71”E)

0 (R. Gundlakamma J Bay of Bengal) (AP)

11.23. River Palleru :River Palleru: (Point) (Lattitude) (Longitude)

AMSL in mts.


(P1) (150018’44.31”N) (80005’54.86”E)

0 (R. Palleru J Bay of Bengal) (AP)

11.24. River Manneru:River Manneru: (Point) (Lattitude) (Longitude)

AMSL in mts.


(P1) (150011’59.55”N) (80005’7.83”E)

0 (R. Manneru J Bay of Bengal) (AP)

11.25. River Penneru:River Penneru: (Point) (Lattitude) (Longitude)

AMSL in mts.


(P1) (140035’17.02”N) (800011’35.40”E)

0 (R. Panneru J Bay of Bengal) (AP)

(P2) (140035’47.78”N) (790041’0.50”E)

35 (T. Sadileru J R. Penneru) (AP)

(P3) (140025’35.43”N) (790010’21.11”E)

86 (T. Cheyyaru J R. Penneru) (AP)

(P4) (140028’49.00”N) (79006’30.84”E)

94 (T. Kunder J R. Penneru) (AP)

(P5) (140036’2.10”N) (780041’43.05”E)

134 (T. Papagni J R. Penneru) (AP)

(P6) (140037’51.73”N) (780041’7.37”E)

134 (T. ?name J R. Penneru) (AP)

(P7) (140047’58.70”N)

201 (T. Charavathi J R. Penneru) (AP)

(780013’42.28”E)(P8) (14009’54.13”N) (79000’24.97”E)

201 (T. Punchu J T. Cheyyaru) T. Punchu is east (AP)

11.26. River Swarnamukti:River Swarnamukti: (Point) (Lattitude) (Longitude)

AMSL in mts.


(P1) (14004’31.72”N) (80008’24.71”E)

0 (R. Swarnamukti J Bay of Bengal) (AP)

11.27. River Pulicat lake:River Pulicat lake: (Point) (Lattitude) (Longitude)

AMSL in mts.


(P1) (130027’38.80”N) (800019’7.88”E)

0 (R. Pulicat lake J Bay of Bangal) (AP)

11.28. River Arani:(Point) (Lattitude) (Longitude)

AMSL in mts.


(P1) (130023’19.15”N) (800019’50.23”E)

0 (R Arani J Bay of Benagal) Few branches J Pulicat lake (TN)

11.29. River Naoari:River Naoari: (Point) (Lattitude) (Longitude)

AMSL in mts.


(P1) (130014’7.82”N)

0 (R. Naoari J Bay of Bangal) (TN)

(800019’55.31”E)

11.30. River Palar:River Palar: (Point) (Lattitude) (Longitude)

AMSL in mts.


(P1) (120027’52.58”N) (80009’11.68”E)

0 (R. Palar J Bay of Bengal) (TN)

(P2) (120045’47.08”N) (790051’34.36”E)

49 (T. Cheyyar J R. Palar) (TN)

(P3) (120056’9.07”N) (790016’1.61”E)

177 (T. Poorni J R. Palar) (TN)

11.31. River Kiliveli lake:River Kiliveli lake: (Point) (Lattitude) (Longitude)

AMSL in mts.


(P1) (120015’39.16”N) (80000’36.88”E)

0 (Kiliveli lake J Bay of Bangal) (TN)

(P2) (120013’20.98”N) (790057’27.96”E)

0 (Kiliveli lake) (TN)

11.32. River Ponnaiyar:River Ponnaiyar: (Point) (Lattitude) (Longitude)

AMSL in mts.


(P1) (110046’24.15”N) (790047’44.39”E)

0 (R. Ponniyar J Bay of Bangal) (TN)

(P2) (120010’48.48”N) (780050’37.04”E)

221 (Sathanoor Res. Across R. Ponniyar) (TN)

(P3) (120021’14.51”N)

395 (T. Chovrai J R. Ponniyar) (TN)

(780021’14.51”E)(P4) (120028’33.52”N) (780011’4.20”E)

482 (Krishnagiri Res. Across R. Ponniyar) (TN)

11.33. River Vellar:River Vellar: (Point) (Lattitude) (Longitude)

AMSL in mts.


(P1) (110030’9.33”N) (790046’42.41”E)

0 (R. Vellar J Bay of Bengal) (TN)

(P2) (110025’2.43”N) (790027’43.69”E)

16 (T.Gomuka J R. Vellar) (TN)

(P3) (110025’35.44”N) (79006’12.25”E)

68 (Wallingdon Res North to R. Vellar) (TN)

(P4) (110024’20.83”N) (780057’37.63”E)

93 (T. Kullar J R. Vellar) (TN)

(P5) (110034’48.45”N) (790011’9.93”E)

52 (T. Manimukta J T. Gomuka) (TN)

11.34. River Kaveri:River Kaveri: (Point) (Lattitude) (Longitude)

AMSL in mts.


(P1) (110022’3.43”N) (790049’39.67”E)

0 (R. Kaveri J Bay of Bengal) (TN)

(P2) (100050’8.72”N) (780049’5.43”E)

64 (R. Kaveri divides in to multiple division before J the sea) (TN)

(P3) (100057’55.97”N) (780011’14.58”E)

101 (T. Amaravathi J R. Kaveri) (TN)

(P4) (11005’19.58”N) (78002’32.89”E)

122 (T. Turunananimuttai J R. Kaveri) (TN)

(P5) 122 (T. Noyil J R. Kaveri)

(11004’11.53”N) (77055’56.38”E)

(TN)

(P6) (110025’59.38”N) (77040’56.92”E)

159 (T. Bhavani J R. Kaveri) (TN)

(P7) (110047’51.98”N) (770048’29.02”E)

196 (Post Mettur Res. Across R. Kaveri) (TN)

(P8) (110048’10.72”N) (770048’33.80”E)

235 (Pre Mettur Res. Across R. Kaveri) (TN)

(P9) (110054’32.98”N) (770053’23.84”E)

236 (T. Stanley J R. Kaveri) (TN)

(P10) (12006’55.16”N) (770046’48.51”E)

249 (T. Chovrai J R. Kaveri) (Karnataka TN Border)

(P11) (12006’36.97”N) (770046’27.07”E)

243 (Post Hogeyanakkal falls level along R. Kaveri) (Karnataka TN border)

(P12) (12009’13.77”N) (770044’54.29”E)

263 (Pre Hogeyanakkal falls level along R. Kaveri) (Karnataka TN border)

(P13) (120017’17.91”N) (770025’59.49”E)

373 (T. Arkavathi J R. Kaveri) (Karnataka)

(P14) (120018’41.53”N) (770014’15.62”E)

410 (T. Shimsha J R. Kaveri) (Karnataka)

(P15) (120017’44.69”N) (770010’8.94”E)

500 (Post Kaveri falls –Gagana & Bara chukki level) (Karnataka)

(P16) (120017’37.34”N) (77009’53.24”E)

590 (Pre Kaveri falls –Gagana & Bara chukka level) (Karnataka)

(P17) (120010’24.95”N) (77004’23.82”E)

634 (T. Suvarnavathi J R. Kaveri) (Karnataka)

(P18) (120013’2.76”N) (760054’28.96”E)

638 (T. Kabini J R. Kaveri) (Karnataka)

(P19) 712 (Post Krishnarajasagar

(120025’22.16”N) (760035’34.21”E)

Res. Level Across R. Kaveri) (Karnataka)

(P20) (120025’23.91”N) (760034’7.10”E)

746 (Pre Krishnarajasagar Res. Level Across R. Kaveri) (Karnataka)

(P21) (120025’39.47”N) (760028’11.60”E)

746 (T. Lakhshmanathreetha J R. Kaveri) (Karnataka)

(P22) (120029’51.71”N) (760026’57.59”E)

746 (T. Hemavathi J R. Kaveri) (Karnataka)

(P23) (120053’53.46”N) (76000’9.83”E)

888 (T. Yagachi J T. Hemavathi) (Karnataka)

(P24) (12005’41.04”N) (760028’39.03”E)

668 (T. Nugu J T. Kabini) (Karnataka)

(P25) (110058’35.34”N) (760026’39.41”E)

711 (Nugu Res. Across T. Nugu) (Karnataka)

(P26) (110058’28.34”N) (760021’1.07”E)

692 (Kabini Res. Across T. Kabini) (Karnataka)

(P27) (120028’29.41”N) (77008’3.55”E)

606 (Shimsha Res. Across T. Shimsha) (Karnataka)

(P28) (120025’28.12”N) (770026’30.66”E)

592 (Chamarajasagar Res, across T. Arkavathi) (Karnataka)

(P29) (110028’12.91”N) (77006’47.33”E)

268 (Bhavanisagar Res. Across T. Bhavani) (TN)

(P30) (110029’37.26”N) (77003’1.96”E)

275 (T. Moyar J T. Bhavani) (TN)

(P31) (100052’34.48”N) (770058’31.90”E)

136 (T. ?Name J T. Amaravathi) (TN)

(P32) (100048’39.11”N) (770055’9.86”E)

147 (T. Nanganji J T. Amaravathi) (TN)

(P33) (100040’44.32”N) (770030’35.65”E)

247 (T. Sanmuktha J T. Amaravathi) (TN)

(P34) (110017’18.71”N) (790031’34.10”E)

16 (Kollidam Res. Across one of the branches of R. Kaveri) (TN)

11.35. River Valiyar:River Valiyar: (Point) (Lattitude) (Longitude)

AMSL in mts.


(P1) (10003’47.56”N) (790015’13.14”E)

0 (R. Valiyar J Bay of Bengal) (TN)

11.36. River Manimuttar:River Manimuttar: (Point) (Lattitude) (Longitude)

AMSL in mts.


(P1) (90051’39.38”N) (79007’26.78”E)

0 (R. Manimuttar J Bay of Bengal) (TN)

11.37. River Vaigai:River Vaigai: (Point) (Lattitude) (Longitude)

AMSL in mts.


(P1) (90020’46.73”N) (780059’58.38”E)

0 (R. Vaigai J Bay of Benagal) (TN)

(P2) (10003’16.30”N) (770035’18.85”E)

256 (T. Surya joins this Res, then in R. Vaigai) (TN)

(P3) (90034’28.90”N) (770010’45.43”E)

868 (Thekkady Res. Along T. Surya) (Kerala)

11.38. River Gunaar:River Gunaar: (Point) (Lattitude)

AMSL in


(Longitude) mts.(P1) (90014’40.31”N) (780050’0.77”E)

0 (R. Gunaar J Bay of Bengal) (TN)

11.39. River Vaippur:River Vaippur: (Point) (Lattitude) (Longitude)

AMSL in mts.


(P1) (9000’9.24”N) (780015’59.94”E)

0 (R. Vaippur J Bay of Bengal) (TN)

(P2) (90020’20.46”N) (770058’41.04”E)

51 (T. Arjun J R. Vaippur) (TN)

Rivers of North west India:

11.40. River Indira Gandhi canal:River Indira gandhi canal: (Point) (Lattitude) (Longitude)

AMSL in mts.


(P1) (260031’15.97”N) (700021’10.48”E)

127 (Indiragandhi canal ?ending at Myajlar) (Rajasthan)

(P2) (31008’34.77”N) (740056’52.12”E)

206 (T. Satluj J T. Beas) Starting point of Indira ghandhi canal (Punjab)

(P3) (310058’7.50”N) (750057’7.80”E)

410 (Pong Res. Across R. Beas) (Punjab, HP border)

(P4) (310025’1.10”N) (760026’53.56”E)

490 (Bhakranangal dam/Govind sagar Res. Across T. Sutluj) (HP)

11.41. River Luni:River Luni: (Point)

AMSL


(Lattitude) (Longitude)

in mts.

(P1) (240036’29.07”N) (710016’58.39”E)

9 (R. Luni ending at Rann of Kachchh) (Gujarath)

(P2) (25002’34.82”N) (710043’48.06”E)

37 (T. Jawai J T. Luni) (Rajasthan)

(P3) (250048’42.44”N) (720036’56.66”E)

138 (T. Sucri J T. Luni) (Rajasthan)

(P4) (250052’24.11”N) (720048’57.67”E)

153 (T. Sukai J T. Luni) (Rajasthan)

(P5) (26008’35.02”N) (730011’16.20”E)

201 (T. ?Name J T. Luni) (Rajasthan)

(P6) (260017’20.36”N) (730051’2.86”E)

283 (T. ?Name J T. Luni) (Rajasthan)

(P7) (260058’3.44”N) (75004’52.30”E)

363 (Sambar salt lake along T. Luni) (Rajasthan)

(P8) (250054’9.48”N) (720056’28.24”E)

167 (T. Bandi J T. Sucri) (Rajasthan)

(P9) (250046’5.04”N) (730017’49.01”E)

208 (T. ?Name J T. Bandi) (Rajasthan)

(P10) (25009’32.25”N) (72001’34.62”E)

68 (T. Suleri J T. Jawai) (Rajasthan)

(P11) (250017’38.55”N) (720022’25.24”E)

117 (T. Khari J T. Jawai) (Rajasthan)

(P12) (25005’12.65”N) (73009’14.55”E)

380 (Lake along T. Jawai in Kumbhalgarh Ranakpur park) (Rajasthan)

11.42. River Banas:River Banas: (Point) (Lattitude)

AMSL in


(Longitude) mts.(P1) (230042’36.05”N) (710017’7.47”E)

6 (T. Banas ends in Little Rann) (Gujarath)

(P2) (230052’48.76”N) (710053’5.11”E)

49 (T. ?Name J T. Banas) (Gujarath)

(P3) (240020’14.23”N) (720014’6.56”E)

138 (T. ?Name J T. Banas) (Gujarath)

11.43. River ? Name ends in Little rann:River? Name ends in little rann: (Point) (Lattitude) (Longitude)

AMSL in mts.


(P0) (230032’30.86”N) (710030’34.01”E)

7 (T. ? Name ends in Little rann) (Gujarath)

(P0) (230054’20.27”N) (720014’55.19”E)

98 (T. ?Name ends in previous T.) (Gujarath)

11.44. River Saraswathi ends in Little rann:River Saraswath ends in Little rann: (Point) (Lattitude) (Longitude)

AMSL in mts.


(P1) (230028’43.51”N) (710032’8.78”E)

0 (T. Saraswathi ends in Little Rann) (Gujarath)

11.45. River end in Kori creek :River end in Kori creek Arabian sea: (Point) (Lattitude) (Longitude)

AMSL in mts.


(P1) 0 (R. ?Name ends in Kori

(230048’45.11”N) (680040’31.50”E)

creek) (Gujarath)

11.46. River end in Gondia Creek:River end in Gondia creek Arabian sea: (Point) (Lattitude) (Longitude)

AMSL in mts.


(P1) (230018’20.23”N) (680041’16.46”E)

0 (R. ?Name ends in Gondia creek) (Gujarath)

11.47. River ending in Gulf of Kachchh:River : (Point) (Lattitude) (Longitude)

AMSL in mts.


(P1) (23003’35.91”N) (680048’48.63”E)

0 (T. ?Name ends in Gulf of Kachchh) (Gujarath)

(P2) (220058’13.57”N) (680057’53.84”E)


(P3) (220050’12.53”N) (690013’34.93”E)


(P4) (220049’10.38”N) (690021’1.51”E)


(P5) (23009’34.21”N) (700047’12.91”E)


(P6) (220057’51.40”N) (700025’57.39”E)


(P7) (220029’9.65”N) (700035’11.58”E)

49 (T.? Name J previous T. P6) (Gujarath)

(P8) (220042’47.85”N) (700015’7.84”E)


(P9) 0 (T. ?Name ends in Gulf

(220033’17.15”N) (70001’36.11”E)

of Kachchh) (Gujarath)

(P10) (220027’55.04”N) (70005’9.12”E)

12 (T. ?Name J previous T. P9) (Gujarath)

(P11) (220022’57.42”N) (70006’8.53”E)

31 (T. ?Name Res. Along previous T. P10) (Gujarath)

11.48. River Bhadar and other R. ending at Porbandar coast :River Bhadar and other R. ending at Porbander coast: (Point) (Lattitude) (Longitude)

AMSL in mts.


(P1) (210049’55.82”N) (690022’3.48”E)

0 (R.?Name ends at Porbandar coast) (Gujarath)

(P2) (210056’9.47”N) (690029’9.43”E)

5 (R.?Name J Previous T. P1) (Gujarath)

(P3) (210027’33.00”N) (690046’44.35”E)

0 (R.Bhadar ends at Porbandar coast) (Gujarath)

(P4) (210027’7.47”N) (690048’5.93”E)

3 (T. Ojal J T. Bhadar) (Gujarath)

(P5) (200059’44.05”N) (700014’29.64”E)

0 (R.?Name ends at Porbandar coast) (Gujarath)

(P6) (200052’58.75”N) (700024’43.76”E)

0 (Two R.?Name ends at Porbandar coast) (Gujarath)

11.49. River Shetrunji:River Shetrunji and other R. J. Gohdwar coast: (Point) (Lattitude) (Longitude)

AMSL in mts.


(P1) 0 (River Shetrunji J.

(210017’55.11”N) (72006’48.41”E)

Gohdwar coast) ()

(P2) (210027’46.98”N) (710026’24.41”E)

75 (T.?Name J R. Shetrunji) (Gujarath)

11.50. River Bhoghava, Sabarmathi, Mahi and other rivers J. Malbank :

River Bhoghava, Sabarmathi, Mahi and other rivers J. Malbank: (Point) (Lattitude) (Longitude)

AMSL in mts.


(P1) (220022’46.83”N) (720022’43.57”E)

1 (R. Bhogava J Malbank) (Gujarath)

(P2) (220027’47.16”N) (720013’4.22”E)

3 (T. Lakhtar J R. Bhogava) (Gujarath)

(P3) (220023’20.94”N) (720023’26.00”E)

3 (R. Sabarmathi J Malbank) (Gujarath)

(P4) (220039’13.26”N) (720032’32.58”E)

12 (T. Vatrak J R. Sabarmathi) (Gujarath)

(P5) (220014’7.88”N) (720039’33.19”E)

0 (R. Mahi J Malbank) (Gujarath)

(P6) (230025’20.93”N) (74000’24.78”E)

120 (T. Anas J R. Mahi) (Rajasthan)

(P7) (230048’23.97”N) (740011’39.86”E)

139 (T. Dhebar J R. Mahi) (Rajasthan)

(P8) (230058’55.10”N) (730054’22.00”E)

205 (T. Som J T. Dhebar) (Rajasthan)

(P9) (240014’31.81”N) (730057’14.50”E)

285 (Dhebar lake along T. Dhebar) (Rajasthan)

(P10) 0 (R. Sayyath J Malbank)

(210054’18.94”N) (720035’59.12”E)

(Gujarath)

South west Rivers:

11.51. River Narmada:River Narmada: (Point) (Lattitude) (Longitude)

AMSL in mts.


(P1) (210040’10.96”N) (720049’57.51”E)

0 (R. Narmada J Gulf of Khambhat) (Gujarath)

(P2) (22004’15.03”N) (740045’56.05”E)

112 (T. Gai J R. Narmada) (MP)

(P3) (22009’33.49”N) (750040’25.72”E)

141 (T. Kundi J R. Narmada) (MP)

(P4) (220013’41.80”N) (760035’35.87”E)

214 (T. Chotta tawa J R. Narmada) (MP)

(P5) (23006’28.83”N) (790020’50.85”E)

331 (T. Heran and Burhner J R. Narmada) (MP)

11.52. River Tapi:River Tapi: (Point) (Lattitude) (Longitude)

AMSL in mts.


(P1) (21006’1.35”N) (720041’48.25”E)

0 (R. Tapi J Gulf of Kambhat) (MP)

(P2) (210014’52.48”N) (730035’34.89”E)

95 (Ukai Res. Along R. Tapi) (MP)

(P3) (210013’27.11”N) (740056’38.09”E)

131 (T. Panjhra J R. Tapi) (Maharashtra)

(P4) (210010’56.45”N)

139 (T. Bori J R. Tapi) (Maharashtra)

(75001’28.36”E)(P5) (21008’30.12”N) (750018’58.03”E)

150 (T. Girna J R. Tapi) (Maharashtra)

(P6) (21005’29.00”N) (76000’34.66”E)

212 (T. Purna J R. Tapi) (Maharashtra)

(P7) (200055’0.69”N) (760041’31.29”E)

233 (T. Mun J T. Purna) (Maharashtra)

Other west flowing Rivers:

11.53. Rivers Joining Arabian sea – Maharashtra coast:Rivers Joining Arabian sea – Maharashtra coast: (Point) (Lattitude) (Longitude)

AMSL in mts.


(P1) (190029’38.49”N) (720045’21.83”E)

0 (R. Vailuma J Arabian sea) (Maharashtra)

(P2) (190019’19.83”N) (720047’31.32”E)

0 (R. Bhatsai J Arabian sea) (Maharashtra)

(P3) (180032’41.53”N) (720055’2.79”E)

0 (R. Mulsi J Arabian sea) (Maharashtra)

(P4) (180028’48.11”N) (730026’49.89”E)

598 (Mulshi lake along R. Mulshi) (Maharashtra)

11.54. Rivers Joining Arabian sea – Goa coast:River Rivers Joining Arabian sea – Goa coast: (Point) (Lattitude) (Longitude)

AMSL in mts.


(P1) (150036’37.71”N)

0 (R. Chapora J Arabian sea) (Goa)

(730044’10.37”E)(P2) (150029’25.46”N) (730048’2.30”E)

0 (R. Manavi J Arabian sea) (Goa)

(P3) (150025’12.13”N) (730050’56.74”E)

0 (R. Rachol J Arabian sea) (Goa)

11.55. Rivers Joining Arabian sea – Karnataka coastRivers Joining Arabian sea – Karnataka coast: (Point) (Lattitude) (Longitude)

AMSL in mts.


(P1) (140050’32.53”N) (74007’23.83”E)

0 (R. Kalinadi J Arabian sea) (Karnataka)

(P2) (140036’0.33”N) (740017’36.90”E)

0 (R. Redti J Arabian sea) (Karnataka)

(P3) (140017’56.10”N) (740025’27.36”E)

0 (R. Sharavathi J Arabian sea) (Karnataka)

(P4) (140013’47.70”N) (740048’35.32”E)

222 (Post Jog falls level along R. Sharavathi) (Karnataka)

(P5) (140013’42.22”N) (740048’44.76”E)

460 (Pre Jog falls level along R. Sharavathi) (Karnataka)

(P6) (140010’29.61”N) (740050’46.46”E)

552 (Linganammkki Res across R. Sharavathi) (Karnataka)

(P7) (130026’59.99”N) (740041’46.22”E)

0 (R. Sita J Arabian sea) (Karnataka)

(P8) (120050’57.83”N) (740049’52.71”E)

0 (R. Netravathi J Arabian sea) (Karnataka)

(P9) (120050’21.03”N) (740051’14.17”E)

0 (R. Kumaradhara J Arabian sea) (Karnataka)

11.56. Rivers Joining Arabian sea – Kerala coast:Rivers Joining Arabian sea – Kerala coast: (Point) (Lattitude) (Longitude)

AMSL in mts.


(P1) (120028’37.22”N) (740059’11.89”E)

(R. Payaswini J Arabian sea) (Kerala)

(P2) (110010’2.73”N) (750048’42.61”E)

(R. Beypore J Arabian sea) (Kerala)

(P3) (110019’3.12”N) (760014’36.77”E)

25 (T. Chioyai J R. Beypore) (Kerala)

(P4) (100047’16.25”N) (750054’42.34”E)

(R. Gayathri J Arabian sea) (Kerala)

(P5) (100050’23.03”N) (76005’31.11”E)

6 (T. Pulantod J R. Gayathri) (Kerala)

(P6) (100010’56.31”N) (760010’0.96”E)

(R. Periyar J Arabian sea) (Kerala)

(P7) (10009’44.31”N) (760015’59.28”E)

9 (T. Chalakudi J R. Periyar) (Kerala)

(P8) (90018’43.06”N) (760022’59.17”E)

(R. Pambiyar J Arabian sea) (Kerala)

(P9) (90035’2.41”N) (760024’58.81”E)

(Vembanad lake across R. Pambiyar) (Kerala)

(P10) (90030’53.60”N) (760022’40.42”E)

(R. Pambiyar J Vembanad lake) (Kerala)

(P11) (80059’43.25”N) (760035’5.51”E)

4 (R. Kolloda J Asthamundi Koyal lake) (Kerala)

(P12) (80056’3.40”N) (760032’26.69”E)

(R. Asthamundi koyal lake J Arabian sea) (Kerala)

(P13) (80037’58.94”N)

(R. Athingal J Arabian sea) (Kerala)

(760047’78.94”E)(P14) (90058’14.28”N) (760014’34.45”E)

(Vembanad lake J Arabian sea) (Kerala)

11.57. Probable primary channel.Probable primary channels, which are flow based:

In the following chapter the probable primary channels are mentioned based on the findings seen in the book ‘Oxford student atlas for India’ YMCA Library Building, Jai Singh Road, New Delhi, 110001. And the definite channel path can be identified only after spot inspection.

11.58. The Primary channel 1.

Map: Primary channel 1.

In the following table the river which feeds the primary channel1, the sea level at which it feeds the pc1, the place which is nearer to the pc1 and the state through which the pc1 passes are mentioned.

SL.No.

The river which feeds

[The place which is nearer to the pc1.]

[The state through which the

The primary channel1.

[The sea level at

Which it feeds the pc1 (in Meters).]

pc1 passes.]

1.Kamali

[450]

[Near Nepal.]

2.Kofi

[450]

[Near Nepal.]

3.Ganga

[375]

[Haridwar. Meerut.]

[Uttar Pradesh. Uttar Pradesh.]

4.Yamuna

[350]

[Faridabad. Jaipur.]

[Haryana. Rajastan.]

5.Chambal

[345]

[Shivapuri.]

[Madyapradesh.]

6.Sind

[340]

[Jansi.]

[Uttar Pradesh.]

7.Betwa

[335]

[Jansi.]

[Uttar Pradesh.]

8.Ken

[330]

[Penna.]

[Madyapradesh.]

9.Son

[325]

[Rewa.]

[Madyapradesh.]

10.Damodar

[320]

[Hazaribag. Bokora. Jemshedpur.]

[Jarkand. Jarkand. Jarkand.]

11.Seanath [Bilaspur.]

[315] [Chattisgarh.]

12.Mahanadi

[310]

[Durg.]

[Chattisgarh. It is necessary to create a deep or underground canal for 15 kilometers between Durg (Chattisgarh) to Nagapur (Maharastra).]

13.Weinganga

[305]

[Nagapur.]

[Maharastra.]

14.Penganga

[300]

[Yawathmal.]

[Maharastra.]

15.Godavari

[295]

[Nanded. Karimnagar. Warangal.]

[Maharastra. Andrapradesh. Andrapradesh.]

16.Krishna

[290]

[Nalagonda.]

[Andrapradesh.]

17.Tungabadra

[285]

[Kurnool. Ananthepuram (West part).]

[Andrapradesh. Andrapradesh.]

18.Penneru

[280]

[Chittor.]

[Andrapradesh.]

19.Stanley

[275]

[Salem.]

[Tamilnadu.]

20.Kaveri

[270]

[Salem.]

[Tamilnadu.]

21. [Tirunelveli.]

[Joins the sea in Tamilnadu.]

Notes:

1.The PC1 flows at the height between 150 to 300 meters, the feeding rivers for this are Kamali, Kofi, Ganga, Yamuna, Chambal, Sind, Betwa, Ken, Son, Damodar, Seanath, Mahanadi, Wainganga, Penganga, Godavari, Krishana, Tungabadra, Penneru, Stanley, Kaveri. All these rivers will be feeding the PC1 at the sea level between 450 to 300 meters.

2.These Primary channels are supplied by one or the other river, water is utilized on the other side. The basic principal is any river that originates above the level of 300 meters has to pass a point at 300 meters at some place, utilize this and interconnect these points in such a way that all land coming below that point should get the continuous water supply for irrigation.

3.It is also supplied by the other primary and secondary channels which are present at a higher level.

4.Any excess water, more than the normal flow levels in the Primary channel will flow in its normal natural path.

5.If the water supply by one river is less and the water level is going down in the primary channel it will be fed by the other river at a different site and thus a constant flow is maintained in the primary channel.

Picture: Gate system of the channels.

6.The size of the primary channel may be maintained at 16 meters depth, 20 meters breath, flow is maintained at 10 meters level, if the flow is more than 12 meters, water should flow in to the natural flow system. The gates for secondary channels are created for the top 5 meters of water of the primary channel. One gate each is created in the primary channel for each natural path starting from the base of the channel

7.With this the states or the places that are supplied by the primary channel 1 need not depend on the neighboring states for water, and most of the north Indian and few south Indian river water causing floods and entering the sea will be effectively utilized through primary channel 1 and the water is equally utilized all along the channel. The states which are at higher sea level will utilize the entire water generated at that level and as much as land possible is irrigated through the reticular canals created at that level.

11.59. The primary channel 2.


The primary channel 2 flows between the heights of 300 to 500.

The feeding rivers for this channel are,

1. Mahi, Tributaries of Chambal (Gandi sagar), Betwa and Ken – these rivers feeds the EAST BRANCH OF PC 2.

2.Damodar, tributaries of Son- feeds the WEST BRANCH OF PC 2.

These west and east branches joins together at Ambikapur ( chattisgarh), flows for few kilometers, again divides and flows around Mahadevo and Gawilgash hills ( this is optional, we can make the PC 2, to flow only on one side of the hill depending upon , how much land is available for the agriculture or for the industry purpose.

The other feeding rivers along the rest of the course includes,

1. Penganga, Godavari, tributaries of Krishna, Tungabhadra, Penneru, Ponniyar, Kaveri, Noyil, Vaigai, Vaippur and Arjun.

2. Joins sea near Nagarcoil(TN).

In this table the river which feeds the primary channel 2, the sea level at which it feeds the pc 2, the branch of the primary channel, the place which is nearer to the pc2 and the state through which the pc2 passes are mentioned here.

Sl.No.

Feeding River.

[The place which is nearer to the pc 2.]

The state through

[The sea level at which it feeds the pc2 (in Meters).] The branch of the PC2 to which the river Feeds.

which the pc2 passes.

1.Mahi[500.]East branch.

[Indore.]Madyapradesh.

2.Tributaries of Chambal [495]East branch.

[Sagar.]Madyapradesh.

3.Betwa [490]East branch.

[Panna]Madyapradesh.

4.Ken [485]East branch.

[Panna.]Madyapradesh.

5.Damodar [480]West branch.

[Bokoro.]Jarkand.

6.Tributaries of Son.[475]West branch.

[Hazaribag.]Jarkand.

7.East and West branches joins, and flows for few kilometers, and again devides (optional).

[Ambikapur]Chattisgarh.

8.The main branch splits and winds around Mahadevo hills and Gawilgarh hills. And joins again. (Optional).

[Nagpur.]Maharastra.

9.Penganga.[470]Main branch.

[Amravathi]Maharastra.

10.Godavari. [465]Main branch.

[Aurangabad.]

Maharastra.

11.Tributaries of [Ahamednagar,Solapur.

Krishna. [460]Main branch.

Bijapur. Bagalkot.]Maharastra. Maharastra. Karnataka. Karnataka.

12.Winds around Balaghat and Harish Chandra range of hills.

[Nanded]Maharastra.

13.Tungabadra. [455]Main branch.

[Gadag. Koppal.] Karnataka. Karnataka.

14.Penneru. [450]Main branch.

[Chitradurga.]Karnataka.

15.Ponniyar. [445]Main branch.

[Krishnagiri.]Tamilnadu.

16.Kaveri. [440]Main branch.

[Dharmapuri.]Tamilnadu.

17.Noyil. [435]Main branch.

[Coimbatoor.]Tamilnadu.

18.Vaigai. [430]Main branch.

[Theni.]Tamilnadu.

19.Vaippur and Arjun. [425]Main branch.

[Rajapalyam.]Tamilnadu.

20.[0]Joins sea near

[Nagercoil.]Tamilnadu.

11.60. The primary channel 3.This channel flows between 500 to 700 meters above the sea level.

The feeding rivers for this Primary channel 3 are, tributaries of Godavari, Bhima, Krishna, Tungabhadra, Kaveri, Noyil.


In this table the river which feeds the primary channel 3, the sea level at which it feeds the pc 3, the place which is nearer to the pc 3, the state through which the pc 3 passes are mentioned here.

Sl.

No.

The river which feeds the primary channel 3.

[The sea level at which it feeds the pc 3 (in meters).]

The place which is nearer to the pc 3.

The state through which the pc3 passes.

1.Tributaries of

Godavari[650]

[Nasic]Maharastra

2. Tributaries of Bhima. [645]

[Mahabaleswar.]

Maharastra.

3. Tributaries of Krishna.

[640]

[Kolhapur. Belgaum.]

Maharastra. Karnataka.

4.Tributaries of Tungabhadra. [635]

[Shivamogga.]

Karnataka.

5. Kaveri. [630] [Mysore. Chamarajanagar.]

Karnataka.

6.Noyil. [625] [Coimbatoor.]

Tamilnadu.

7.PC 3 joins PC 2 and then to River Kaveri. [440]

[Coimbatoor.]

Tamilnadu.

Most probably the water diverted by these PC1, PC2 and PC3 is more than sufficient to irrigate the entire land. PC 1 area will never suffer from water deficiency, rarely the PC2 and PC3 area may suffer from deficiency. To overcome this it may be necessary to create one more Primary Channel and a lift system.

11.61. The Primary channel 4 and the lift systemThe feeding rivers for the PC4 are Manas, Sunkash, Amo, Tista, Kosa, Karcha, Bagmathi, Gandak, Rapti, Ganga, Karmanasa, Son, Punpun, Phalgu. The excess water drains in to river Dadhar and then in to river Ganga.


In this table the river which feeds the primary channel4, the sea level at which it feeds the pc4, the place which is nearer to the pc4 and the state through which the pc4 passes are mentioned here. The lift system from PC2 to PC4 is also shown.

Sl.No.

The river which feeds the primary channel 4.

[The sea level at which it feeds the pc4 (In meters).]

[The place which is nearer to the pc 4.] The state through which the Pc 4 passes.

1.Brahmaputra. [300]

[Dispur.] Assam.

2.Kamena. [295] [Tezpur.] Assam.

3.Manas. [290] [Butan south border.] Assam.

4.Sunkash. [285] [Butan south border.] Assam.

5.Amo. [280] [Jaldapara.] West Bengal.

6.Tista. [275] [Siliguri.] West Bengal.

7.Kosa. [250] [Supaul.] Bihar.

8.Karcha. [245] [Sheohar.] Bihar.

9.Bagmathi. [240]

[Mothihari.] Bihar.

10.Gandak. [235]

[Gopalgang.]Uttar Pradesh.

11.Rapti. [230] [Deoria.]Uttar Pradesh.

12.Ganga. [225] [Gazipur.] Uttar Pradesh.

13.Karmanasa. [220]

[Mughalsaravi.] Uttar Pradesh.

14.Son. [215] [Obra.] Bihar.

15.Punpun. [Dehri.]Bihar.

[210]

16.Phalgu. [205] [Gaya.] Bihar.

17.Dhadhar. [200]

[Gaya, Water can be lifted from PC4 near Gaya which is at 200 meters above sea level to Kodarm (belongs to Jarkand at Hazaribag plateau), which is at 600 meters above the sea level where the west branch of the PC2 originates, So a lift of 400 meters is sufficient shift the water from PC4, a continuous source of water to PC2.]Bihar.

The Lift center.

80 HP Motor pumps of about 100 to 200 in number can be installed which will pump the water from a place near Gaya in Bihar which is 200 meters above the sea level to Kodarm in Jarkand which is at 600 meters above the sea level where the west branch of the PC2 originates. A similar lift system may be necessary to create to lift the water from PC2 to PC3.

11.62. The Communicating canals.These are the canals created between the east flowing and west flowing rivers/pc3. It is created as the size of primary or secondary channels depending upon the continuous or seasonal flow of water in the feeding river. Most of the time these channels are created in such a way that the water flows from the west flowing river to the east flowing river because more land for agriculture is present on the east to the western ghats. If needed the visa versa can also be done. We need to consider two point as given by the river survey team (The west flowing river distance and the level will be given by the Zone 6 & 7 teams), and if we want the flow to be from the west flowing river to the east flowing river, then the first point in the west flowing river is taken at a higher level than the east flowing river or the primary channel 3 with a considerable level difference and the land survey is done both aerially and on the land the communicating channel path is identified and a game road is created and test for channel patency is done, digging and barrier wall creation are done. Through these communicating canals we can expect the unexpected run/flush/gush of water to the east flowing rivers and that can be used to fill the storing systems like reservoirs.

11.63. Maintenance of RCS.We need to maintain the RCS financially, technically and administratively for proper functioning of the system and the machinery in such a way that the RCS should supply required amount of water at required time without causing any problems for the people and the crops and to lead a happy life for the people who work for RCS.

A National Irrigation board is created under the leadership of President of India or the Prime minister of India, a specified amount of fee is fixed per hectare of land per month (suggested Rs.25-) and the collected money can be utilized for the salary of the employs, for maintenance and repair work of the RCS and for extending and improving the system of RCS.

The rate of revenue should be uniform throughout the nation irrespective of mode of supply like canal irrigation with lift or without lift, pipe line irrigation and others. The revenues are collected from the land owners who utilize the water for agriculture purpose and from the factory owners who utilize the water for industrial purpose, but no money is charged for the water used for domestic purpose, but the corporation or the village panchayat organization may collect the charges toward purification, salary and maintenance of the water supply system.

The revenue can be collected from the individual or from the village panchayat agriculture association or from the boards/organization like electricity bill as practiced today. The money goes to the district RCS committee, then to the state and the state will send the money to the respective zone as one state may come under more than one zone and from the zone to the centre.

11.64. The Composite probable RCS .It is the water system with the entire natural and the artificial water pathways put together.

In the following picture dark blue line indicates the coastal area representing the mean sea level. The area between the blue line and light green line is the land between the level 0 to 300mts above the MSL, the area between the light green line and the dark green line is the land between 300 to 450 meters above the MSL, the area between the dark green line is the land above the height of 450 meters.

Light blue lines are the river and the tributaries, red lines are the primary channel, pink lines are the secondary channels, orange lines are the tertiary channels and the brown lines are the quaternary channels.

Picture: RCS line diagram.

In the following map the rivers and the tributaries are shown in thin blue lines, the primary channel 1 is shown in red line, primary channel 2 is shown in dark blue line, primary channel 3 is shown in dark green line, primary channel 4 is shown in pink line, the secondary channels, the communicating channel and the lift system is shown in violet color lines.

Map: Composite RCS.

With all the natural water path ways like the rivers, tributaries, streams and others with all the artificial water pathways like the primary, secondary, tertiary, quaternary, communicating channels put together will look like the reticulum of canals hence the name “Reticular Canal System”.

Thought for the day: A Man with the mind to work should never suffer from hungry/poverty. Think over it.

s5c11 chapter 11-the rivers of india and probable primary channels

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