Karnataka Water Atlas

GOVERNMENT OF KARNATAKA

WATER RESOURCES DEPARTMENT

KARNATAKA WATER ATLAS

Advanced Centre for Integrated Water Resources Management (ACIWRM) WATER ATLAS | i

KARNATAKA WATER ATLAS

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Karnataka Water Atlas First Edition: 2019

Published by: Advanced Centre for Integrated Water Resources Management (ACIWRM) Water Resources Department, Government of Karnataka No.1/1, 1st Floor, KSFC Bhavana, Thimmaiah Road, Bengaluru - 560052 Phone : +91-80-22262042/43/44 Fax : +91-80-22262045 e-mail : registrar@aciwrm.org Website : www.aciwrm.org Copyright: © Advanced Centre for Integrated Water Resources Management (ACIWRM) Photo/Image Credits: Advanced Centre for Integrated Water Resources Management (ACIWRM) Team unless othewise stated.

Cover page collage clockwise: Paddy transplantation under Shimsha Branch Canal command area Aerial view of the Tunga river near Kudli Kolchi Weir on Malprabha river Automatic Weather Station at Khanapur Bhadra dam with water released through crest gates Varuna Canal with super passage (Krishnarajsagar dam in the backdrop)

Disclaimer: Although every best effort is made by the ACIWRM to present the correct information, data and maps from sources believed to be reliable, no warrnty, expressed or implied, is made regarding accuracy, adequacy, completeness, legality, reliability or usefulness of any information.

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Government of Karnataka

T.M. VIJAY BHASKAR, I.A.S. Chief Secretary

MESSAGE I am happy that Advanced Centre for Integrated Water Resources Management (ACIWRM), under the leadership of Principal Secretary, Water Resources Department has brought out the Karnataka Water Atlas covering the salient water assets of our Karnataka State.

I understand that this Karnataka State Water Atlas has been designed to support the requirements of various Departments of the State Government and stakeholders from the agriculture, industries and services sectors and all entities who rely on water resources to pursue their activities.

This Atlas acts as a one-stop information repository on all the water resources related information. It provides access to many different dimensions of water resources information starting from State level data on river basins and sub-basins to providing insight on various aspects of water related characteristics such as rainfall, groundwater assessment across the past decade, evapotranspiration, soil characteristics, groundwater and surface water quality information, polluted river stretches among others.

This rich, diverse and comprehensive information on water and its associated information in our State will support all the government personnel, public and the key stakeholders to take informed decisions and enable them address the challenges in water resources management in our State.

I appreciate the efforts of ACIWRM and wish the Water Resources Department and ACIWRM more successes in all their endeavours.

T.M. VIJAY BHASKAR Chief Secretary, Government of Karnataka

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FOREWORD Water is a critical part of human life and an essential component in the economic development and growth of the State. Karnataka has been one of the most progressive States in our country, and has achieved an economic growth rate of 8.5% in 2017-18. This progress has been achieved despite the State being one of the most drought prone States, ranked fifth in the country.

Water would be a very important aspect in order to maintain and enhance the same growth rate of the State’s economy. For this to happen, all the different departments of the State administration, particularly the officials in the Water Resources Department need to synergize crucial information about water and its various parameters, in order to take and implement policy decisions to achieve the objectives of the State.

The Karnataka State Water Atlas is one such integrated and comprehensive resource which will serve to meet the many needs of the personnel who needs vital information to achieve the goals of Integrated Water Resources Management (IWRM) in our State.

I appreciate the efforts of Registrar and Chief Engineer, conceptualization and direction provided by the Director (Technical) and their team at ACIWRM for publishing this very useful information asset. I am confident that this Water Atlas will serve the intended purpose and benefit all the users.

Rakesh Singh Director General & Principal Secretary to Government Water Resources Department Government of Karnataka

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Government of Karnataka Water Resources Department ADVANCED CENTRE FOR INTEGRATED WATER RESOURCES MANAGEMENT

Phone : +91-80-22262042/43/44 Fax : +91-80-22262045 e-mail : registrar@aciwrm.org

Office of the Registrar & Chief Engineer, ACIWRM, 1st Floor, KSFC Bhavana, #1/1, Thimmaiah Road, Bengaluru - 560052

INSIGHTS The Government of Karnataka’s efforts to bring in state of the art techniques and methods in water management to address the challenges of increasing water demand from various sectors of water users, particularly from agriculture, industries, growing urban and rural population among others.

In particular, the Government of Karnataka has adopted the framework of Integrated Water Resources Management (IWRM) to appropriately address the increasing challenges in water management of the State. In collaboration with Asian Development Bank (ADB), the Government has established Advanced Centre for Integrated Water Resource Management (ACIWRM) to implement the objectives of IWRM and to build capacity of the officials of the Water Resources Department and allied Departments that deal with water resources.

As part of the above initiative, the team at ACIWRM, under the guidance of Director (Technical) has come up with this Karnataka State Water Atlas with the objective to help and assist all those who are involved in enhancing the water security in Karnataka using the principles of IWRM. This Water Atlas will provide a summary of various dimensions of water resources of the State for the benefit of many departments in our State. I envisage that officials from these departments will find this Atlas a very useful reference as they strategize and plan for development and investments in water resources.

I commend this Atlas which is the first step in disseminating vital information of the State’s water resources for the benefit of the entire spectrum of water user community of Karnataka.

Mr. B.G. Gurupadaswamy, KES Chief Engineer & Registrar ACIWRM, Water Resources Department, Government of Karnataka.

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Government of Karnataka Water Resources Department ADVANCED CENTRE FOR INTEGRATED WATER RESOURCES MANAGEMENT

Phone : +91-80-22262042/43/44 Fax : +91-80-22262045 e-mail : director@aciwrm.org

Office of the Director (Technical), ACIWRM, 1st Floor, KSFC Bhavana, #1/1, Thimmaiah Road, Bengaluru - 560052

PREFACE The economy runs on water availability. Reliable and clean water supplies are vital for the industry, agriculture incl. horticulture and animal husbandry, ever growing urban towns/populace to meet basic drinking water and sanitation needs, energy production - be it hydro or thermal and the rural water supplies.

Every community and eco-system depends on water for sanitation and hygiene leading to good health and daily survival.

This Water Atlas is a visual account of Karnataka’s endowment and use of water resources, revealed through 116 maps - some of them derived from satellite images, as well as, some basic information about the 7 river basins and 16 subbasins in the state.

The Atlas is more than a collection of static maps and images accompanied by informative facts and figures: its visual elements vividly illustrate a succinct narrative describing and analyzing Karnataka’s water data to present the trends of use of water resources and the challenges exemplifying them through the snap-shot presentation to the eye of the reader.

This Atlas is prepared for ease of understanding by the policy makers, the executive officers and the engineers and scientists of the government departments who yearn to have a comprehensive view of the water resources information for their decision making and strategising their activities to ensure water security of the state.

It provides holistic information about water in Karnataka and its role in the economy and development, health, food security and environmental change into one comprehensive and accessible volume. ACIWRM undertook the production of this Atlas at the request of the Principal Secretary to Government, Water Resources Department and using the data collected by ACIWRM from various departments for the purpose of building a water data base - Karnataka Water Resources Information System (KWRIS) and preparing the River Basin Profile and River Basin Plan for Tungabhadra sub-basin.

This Water Atlas empowers the district administration, strengthens the line department officials, the user groups and community to build a resilient, just and sustainable economic growth of the State.

Dr. P. Somasekhar Rao Director (Technical) ACIWRM, Water Resources Department, Government of Karnataka.

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CONTENTS TABLE OF

VII

Message

XIX

Legend

XX

List of Acronyms

XXI

Introduction

Description of Sub-basins/ Basins

XXIII

XXII

Basinwise List of Rivers

01

INDIA

02

India: Physical

03

India: Political

04

India: Water Resource Divisions

05

India: Water Resource Regions

06

India: Major River Basins (CWC)

08

India: Major River Basins (IWRIS)

10

India: Sub-basins (IWRIS)

12

India: Meteorological Sub-divisions

15

KARNATAKA

16

Karnataka: Physical

17

Karnataka: Political

18

Karnataka: Elevation

19

Karnataka: Relief

20

Karnataka: Agro-Climatic Zones

22

Karnataka: Hydrological Stations

23

Karnataka: Meteorological Stations

24

Karnataka: Annual Average Rainfall - 1988-2019

25

Monthly Average Rainfall 1988-2019

26

Karnataka: Minor Irrigation Tanks 2017-18

27

Bengaluru Urban: Waterbodies

28

Karnataka: River Basins

29

River Basins of Karnataka

30

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31

Karnataka: Watersheds

32

Karnataka: Gross Command Area

34

Krishna Basin

35

Krishna Basin in Karnataka

36

Krishna Basin: Sub-basin Upper Krishna K1

37

Krishna Basin: Sub-basin Middle Krishna K2

38

Krishna Basin: Sub-basin Ghatprabha K3

39

Krishna Basin: Sub-basin Malprabha K4

40

Krishna Basin: Sub-basin Bhima K5

41

Krishna Basin: Sub-basin Lower Bhima K6

42

Krishna Basin: Sub-basin Lower Krishna K7

43

Krishna Basin: Sub-basin Tungabhadra K8

44

Krishna Basin: Sub-basin Vedavati K9

45

Krishna Basin in Karnataka: Elevation

46

Cauvery Basin

47

Cauvery Basin in Karnataka

48

Cauvery Basin: Sub-basin Upper Cauvery C1

49

Cauvery Basin: Sub-basin Kabini C2

50

Cauvery Basin: Sub-basin Suvarnavati C3

51

Cauvery Basin: Sub-basin Shimsha C4

52

Cauvery Basin: Sub-basin Arkavati C5

53

Cauvery Basin: Sub-basin Middle Cauvery C6

54

Cauvery Basin: Sub-basin Palar C7

55

Cauvery Basin: Sub-basin Chinnar C8

56

Cauvery Basin: Sub-basin Bhavani C9

57

Cauvery Basin in Karnataka: Elevation

58

West Flowing Rivers South of Tapi Basin

59

West Flowing Rivers Basin in Karnataka

60

Godavari Basin

61

Godavari Basin in Karnataka

62

Palar Basin

63

Palar Basin in Karnataka

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Ponnaiyar Basin in Karnataka

66

Pennar Basin

67

Pennar Basin in Karnataka

68

Karnataka: Land Use & Land Cover 2012 - 2013

69

Karnataka: Land Use & Land Cover 2017 - 2018

70

Karnataka: Groundwater Assessment - 2011

71

Karnataka: Groundwater Assessment - 2013

72

Karnataka: Groundwater Assessment - 2017

74

Karnataka: Watershedwise GW Assessment - 2004

75

Karnataka: Watershedwise GW Assessment - 2009

76

Karnataka: Watershedwise GW Assessment - 2011

77

Karnataka: Watershedwise GW Assessment - 2013

78

Karnataka: Groundwater Level - 2007

79

Karnataka: Groundwater Level - 2018

80

Karnataka: Pre-Monsoon Groundwater Level (May 2007)

81

Karnataka: Post-Monsoon Groundwater Level (Dec 2007)

82

Karnataka: Pre-Monsoon Groundwater Level (May 2018)

83

Karnataka: Post-Monsoon Groundwater Level (Dec 2018)

84

Karnataka: Gross Irrigated Area - Canals (2016-17)

85

Karnataka: Gross Irrigated Area - Lift Irrigation (2016-17)

86

Karnataka: Gross Irrigated Area - Tanks (2016-17)

87

Karnataka: Gross Irrigated Area - Wells (2016-17)

88

Karnataka: Gross Irrigated Area - Tube Wells (2016-17)

89

Karnataka: Gross Irrigated Area - Other Sources (2016-17)

90

Karnataka: Gross Irrigated Area - All Sources (2016-17)

91

Karnataka: Actual Evapotranspiration (ETa) - 2018

92

Karnataka: Actual Evapotranspiration (ETa)-2003

92

Karnataka: Actual Evapotranspiration (ETa)-2004

92

Karnataka: Actual Evapotranspiration (ETa)-2005

92

Karnataka: Actual Evapotranspiration (ETa)-2006

93

Karnataka: Actual Evapotranspiration (ETa)-2007

64

Ponnaiyar Basin

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93

Karnataka: Actual Evapotranspiration (ETa)-2008

93

Karnataka: Actual Evapotranspiration (ETa)-2010

94

Karnataka: Actual Evapotranspiration (ETa)-2012

94

Karnataka: Actual Evapotranspiration (ETa)-2014

95

Karnataka: Actual Evapotranspiration (ETa)-2016

95

Karnataka: Actual Evapotranspiration (ETa)-2018

93

Karnataka: Actual Evapotranspiration (ETa)-2009

94

Karnataka: Actual Evapotranspiration (ETa)-2011

94

Karnataka: Actual Evapotranspiration (ETa)-2013

95

Karnataka: Actual Evapotranspiration (ETa)-2015

94

Karnataka: Actual Evapotranspiration (ETa)-2017

96

Karnataka: Leaf Area Index (LAI) - 2018

97

Karnataka: Normalized Difference Vegetation Index (NDVI) - 2018

98

Karnataka: Normalized Difference Vegetation Index (NDVI) - 2018 (Jan-May)

99

Karnataka: Normalized Difference Vegetation Index (NDVI) - 2018 (June-Dec)

100

Karnataka: Net Primary Productivity (NPP) - 2015

101

Karnataka: Soil Degradation

102

Karnataka: Soil Erosion

103

Karnataka: Soil Texture

104

Karnataka: Soil Depth

105

Karnataka: Wildlife Sanctuaries and National Parks

106

Karnataka: Water Quality Stations

108

Karnataka: River Water Quality Status-BOD for Year 2017-18

110

Karnataka: Surface Water Quality Categorization of Krishna Basin

110

Karnataka: Surface Water Quality Categorization of Cauvery Basin

111

Alphabetical Index

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ACIWRM

Advanced Centre for Integrated Water Resources Management

ARG

Automatic Rain Gauge

BBMP

Bruhat Bengaluru Mahanagara Palike

CWC

Central Water Commission

ETa

Actual Evapotranspiration is a quantity of water that is removed from a surface due to the processes of evaporation and transpiration.

FCS

Full Climatic Station

LIST OF ACRONYMS

G Gauge

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GD

Gauge Discharge

GDQ

Gauge Discharge Water Quality

GDS

Gauge Discharge Sediment

GDSQ

Gauge Discharge Sediment Water Quality

GW Groundwater IMD India Meteorological Department IWRIS India Water Resource Information System LAI

NDVI

Leaf Area Index i s a measure for the total area of leaves per unit ground area and directly related to the amount of light that can be intercepted by plants.

Normalized Difference Vegetation Index i s a measurement of the balance between energy received and energy emitted by plant communities, this index establishes a value for how green the area is, that is, the quantity of vegetation present in a given area and its state of health or vigour of growth.

NPP Net Primary Productivity

is the rate at which an ecosystem accumulates energy or biomass, excluding the energy it uses for the process of respiration. This typically corresponds to the rate of photosynthesis, minus respiration by the photosynthesizers

SRG

Standard Rain Gauge

WRD

Water Resource Department

WRDO Water Resource Development Organization

India is the seventh-largest country with a geographical area of 32,87,263 square kilometers (2.45% of the world’s land resources) and the second-most populous country with over 1.3 billion people (17.74% of the world’s population) and holds 4% of the world’s fresh water resources.

The State of Karnataka, in the southern part of India is spread between Northings 11°35’ and 18°30’ and Eastings 74°5’ and 78°35’. It is situated on a table land where the Western and Eastern Ghats converge into the Nilgiri Hill complex. The State covers an area of 1,91,976 square kilometers, i.e 5.83% of the total geographical area of India and is the seventh largest Indian State and comprises 30 districts. With over 61 million inhabitants (Census 2011) and as per projection in 2019 is 69.3 million, Karnataka is the ninth largest state by population.

Karnataka is one of the most water-stressed and drought prone areas in India. Droughts present a serious challenge in the State with about two-thirds of the State having 750 mm or less annual rainfall. The 2011 census indicates that 76% of the State area is falling either in Scarcity or Absolute Scarcity as per criteria of World Water Assessment Program, 2012. The increasing population trends resulting in higher water demand, effects of climate change and host of other factors have been posing challenges in managing the State’s water resources.

As a response to these challenges, the Government of Karnataka has adopted an Integrated Water Resources Management (IWRM) framework which is a well-recognized best practice across the world. In order to develop the IWRM approach for Karnataka, the Government of Karnataka sought the assistance of the Asian Development Bank (ADB) to implement the Karnataka Integrated and Sustainable Water Resource Management Investment Program (KISWRMIP). To further advance the adoption of IWRM and its concepts in Karnataka, the Government of Karnataka established the Advanced Centre for Integrated Water Resources Management (ACIWRM) in 2012.

INTRODUCTION

The vision of ACIWRM is: “scientific and sustainable management of water resources to get the maximum water, food and energy security by balancing the demands of various sectors and to ensure harmonious sharing and utilization of resources by mutual understanding and coordination of various stakeholders”. One of the key initiatives of ACIWRM to implement the vision is to facilitate the exchange of expertise, knowledge and experience in adoption of IWRM principles and to drive IWRM as a process among all the personnel and stakeholders across various departments and sectors.

“Karnataka State Water Atlas” is one such output from ACIWRM in the direction of providing a hands-on overview of the water resources of the State. The Water Atlas enables planners and decision makers to quickly understand the context in which various projects or interventions can be envisaged. “Karnataka State Water Atlas” also disseminates the information on water resources in its various dimensions and its utilization to stakeholders.

The first edition of “Karnataka State Water Atlas” is an attempt to showcase the spatial and temporal distribution of the water, and its multiple dimensions and the way it is used.

The Atlas and its contents are prepared and grouped as below: The first part highlights the country-level information. The second part covers maps pertaining to the state of Karnataka, viz., the physical, political, river basins and sub-basins, agro-climatic zones, source-wise irrigation, climate highlighting the rainfall distribution and actual evaporation. It also deals with the physiography and land-use characteristics of Karnataka. It also provides information of water and its different dimensions with the different thematic maps, namely, Administrative, Socio-Economic, Meteorology, Soils, Hydrology, Watershed, Agriculture, Water Resources, Irrigation, Groundwater, Environmental and Water Quality.

An alphabetical index to irrigation projects of Karnataka has been provided at the end of the Atlas to enable the users to easily locate the maps related to their interest. All the international, state, district and taluk boundaries, coastal line outlined in the maps of this Atlas are as per Survey of India and spatial data provided by Karnataka State Remote Sensing Applications Centre (KSRSAC). Spherical Projections have been used for creation of all maps in this Atlas. The scale of 1:20,00,000 has been maintained for all Karnataka state maps presented in this Atlas.

It turned out to be a challenging task to access consistent data and the compilation had to use data from different years for different themes.

Transboundary basin maps of Krishna, Cauvery, West Flowing Rivers, Godavari, Palar, Pennar, Ponnaiyar are provided spanning beyond the geographic boundaries of the Karnataka state to provide the complete information of the water assets. The sub-basin maps provided in this Atlas are intended to help the end users to appreciate the water assets related information specific to the sub-basin.

It is sincerely expected that the Atlas will prove to be a useful tool in decision-support for planning processes, information dissemination and knowledge creation. This being a “first of its type” effort to compile a Water Atlas of Karnataka, there might be scope for improvement.

Finally, and most importantly, the genesis of this Atlas stems from the need for stakeholder consultation activities for River Basin Planning and Land and Water management. This Atlas provides a quick overview of water resources to multiple stakeholders. The Atlas serves as a one-stop data sharing document and unprecedented access to a seamless wealth of water resource information to all the departments both at the state and district level.

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DESCRIPTION OF SUB-BASINS/BASINS CAUVERY BASIN C1

Upper Cauvery

Entire catchment of the Cauvery and of all its tributaries above Krishnarajsagar Dam.

C2

Kabini

Entire catchment of the Kabini.

C3

Suvarnavati

Entire catchment of the Suvarnavati.

C4

Shimsha

Entire catchment of the Shimsha.

C5

Arkavati

Entire catchment of the Arkavati plus the direct catchment of the Cauvery on its left, east of C4.

C6

Middle Cauvery

C7

Palar

C8

Chinnar

C9

Bhavani

Direct catchment of the Cauvery on both sides of the river between KRS Dam and the beginning of the common border between Karnataka and Tamil Nadu, including the sub-catchment of the Lokapavani.

Entire catchment of the Uduthorehalla and of the Palar plus the direct catchment of the Cauvery on the right bank, east of the Palar catchment up to Mettur Dam. Direct catchment of the Cauvery on the left bank between the beginning of the common border between Karnataka and Tami Nadu and the Mettur Dam, including the sub-catchments of the Doddahalla, the Chinnar and the Thoppair.

Entire catchment of the Bhavani.

KRISHNA BASIN K1

Upper Krishna

K2

Middle Krishna

K3

Ghatprabha

K4

Malprabha

K5

Upper Bhima

K6

Lower Bhima

K7

Lower Krishna

K8

Tungabhadra

K9

Vedavati

The river Krishna from source to the confluence with it of the Dudhganga; the sub-basin includes the catchment area of the river Krishna and of all its tributaries which fall into the Krishna in this reach up to and including the Dudhganga.

The river Krishna, from its confluence with the Dudhganga to its confluence with the Bhima; the sub-basin includes the direct catchment of the Krishna in this reach as well as of all its tributaries out falling in this reach, except that of the Ghatprabha and of the Malprabha (K3 and K4 below).

The entire catchment of the Ghatprabha from source to its confluence with the Krishna, including the catchment areas of the Hiranyakeshi, the Markandeya and other tributaries of the Ghatprabha.

The river Malprabha from source to its confluence with the Krishna; the sub-basin includes the entire catchment of the Malprabha and of all its tributaries.

The river Bhima, from source to the confluence with it of the Sina; the Sub-basin includes the catchment area of the Bhima in this reach as well as of all its tributaries which fall into it in this reach including the Sina.

The lower part of the river Bhima from its confluence with the Sina to the point where the Bhima falls into the Krishna; the sub-basin includes the direct catchment of the lower part of Bhima as well as of all its tributaries which fall into it in this reach.

The lower part of the river Krishna from its confluence with the Bhima to the sea; the sub-basin includes the direct catchment of the Krishna in this reach and of all its tributaries which fall into it in this reach, except the area covered by sub-basins K8 to K9 described below.

This sub-basin includes the entire catchment of the Tungabhadra and of all its tributaries, except that of the Vedavati (K9 below).

The river Vedavati, from source of its out-fall into the Tungabhadra; the sub-basin includes the catchment area of the Vedavati (also called Hagari in its upper reach) and of all its tributaries.

PENNAR (UTTAR PINAKINI OR NORTH PENNAR) The Pennar river rises in the hill ranges of Nandidurga. Flowing in a north westerly direction for a distance of 48 Km and it enters Andhra Pradesh. After flowing 67 Km in Andhra Pradesh, it re-enters Karnataka and goes again into Andhra Pradesh. The Chitravati tributary, rising near Chik Ballapur town and flows in Northeast direction for 218 Km and drains into the Pennar. The Papagni rising near Sidlaghatta town is another tributary which flow in North-east direction for 205 Km and joins the Pennar. The Kumudvati and the Jayamangali are also the tributaries of Pennar.

PONNAIYAR (DAKSHINA PINAKINI OR SOUTH PENNAR) The river rises in Chik Ballapur District and flows in a generally South direction through Kolar & Bengaluru Districts for 79 Kms and enters Tamil Nadu.

PALAR The river Palar rises in Kolar district and flows in a generally South-easterly direction for 93 Kms in Kolar district & enters Andhra Pradesh.

GODAVARI BASIN – MANJRA SUB-BASIN This sub-basin includes the entire catchment of the Manjra from its source to its confluence with the Godavari including the catchment area of Manar & other tributaries of the Manjra.

WEST FLOWING RIVER BASIN The rivers in the Western Ghats region generally originate at an elevation ranging from 400 meters to 1,600 meters above the mean sea level, close to the Western Ghats ridge. The rivers generally flow westward and meet the Arabian Sea after a short run varying from 50 kms to 300 kms. the rivers are very steep in the upper reaches and fairly steep in the middle reaches. It is only near the sea that they have relatively flat gradients and some sort of flood plain.

The major west flowing rivers draining into Arabian Sea are: Mahadayi (87 Km), Kalinadi (153 Km), Bedti (152 Km), Aghanashini (84 Km), Sharavati (122 Km), Chakra Nadi (52 Km), Varahi (66 km), Netravati (103 Km) and Barapole (110 Km).

In addition to above rivers, there are number of other independent catchments draining directly into Arabian Sea namely: a) Independent catchment between Sharavati and Chakra river b) Independent catchment between Varahi and Netravati river c) Independent catchment between Netravati and Chandragiri (Payaswani)

Data Source: Extracts from a) Report of K.G. Commission and b) Report of the Irrigation Commission, 1977 (Vol.III- Part-2).

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BASINWISE LIST OF RIVERS GODAVARI BASIN Manjra Sub-basin 1 Manjra 2 Karanja 3 Chulkinala 4 Madhuranala 5 Hebbalanadi

6 Devannala 7 Kaulasnadi 8 Nallavagu 9 Tiru River 10 Lendi River KRISHNA BASIN Upper & Lower Bhima Sub-basin 1 Bhima 8 Sindi 2 Indidodalanadi 9 Borinadi 3 Katralnadi 10 Kenjal 4 Satnal 11 Amarja 5 Hirehalla 12 Chinnamagiri 6 Kyadagihalla 13 Kagna 7 Naolinadi 14 Muchkullanadi Ghatprabha Sub-basin 1 Ghatprabha 4 Hiranyakeshi 2 Markandeya 5 Tamraparni 3 Ballarinala 6 Hirehalla Malprabha Sub-basin 1 Malprabha 8 Savalnala 2 Hirehalla 9 Tupari 3 Tasnadi 10 Radhihalla 4 Jaulhalla 11 Yeranhalla 5 Bennihalla 12 Gugihalla 6 Handigomalla 13 Chaulhalla 7 Karal 14 Kumbarhalla Krishna (Upper, Middle & Lower) Sub-basin 1 Krishna 9 Kadalappanahalla 2 Vedaganga 10 Ilkalhole 3 Dudhganga 11 Balakundi 4 Panchaganga 12 Hattinadi 5 Agrani 13 Don River 6 Hirehalla 14 Sogli 7 Bennihalla 15 Hiranadi 8 Parvatikattihalla 16 Hosakerihalla Tungabhadra Sub-basin 1 Tunga 16 Ramappavanka 2 Malatihole 17 Maskinala 3 Sitarama 18 Tungabhadra 4 Byhole 19 Hadaganahalla 5 Kushinala 20 Kankalla

CAUVERY BASIN 11 12 13 14

Maniknagarahalla Bhangurnala Kareembadnala Chitaguppinala

15 16 17 18 19 20

Bennithora Gandhorinala Kamalutinala Mullamari Sarnala Hattikoni

7 Yendigerehalla 8 Doddahalla

15 Mogitrinala 16 Sattinala 17 Rangasamudrahole 18 Harinalla 19 Rakkasgi 20 Gajendragadnala 21 Guledgudnala 17 Kallahalla 18 Areshankar 19 Doddahalla 20 Hanumadoddinala 21 Ramadurganala 22 Yerndinala 23 Golepallinala

6 Kalahattihole

21 Sindhnurnadi

7 Toelhalla 8 Somavahinihole 9 Hebbe 10 Jambadahalla 11 Haridra 12 Satyagalihalla 13 Vadagattihalla 14 Narihalla 15 Garchivanka 46 Gundiganala 49 Shahapurhalla 52 Bichalanala Vedavati Sub-basin 1 Vedavati (Hagari) 2 Doddavagu 3 Kodihalla 4 Gundihalla

22 Hirenala 23 Hirehalla 24 Doddahalla 25 Dandavati 26 Bhadra 27 Munduwadnala 28 Varada 29 Dharma 30 Mavinahole 47 Alowandinala 50 Maralinala 53 Haverihalla

31 Kumudvati 32 Salurhalla 33 Kalluvadduhalla 34 Naimuttadahalla 35 Chikkahagari 36 Mannur Masalawadanala 37 Bennikalanala 38 Uppargattanala 39 Amblinala 40 Yasanakernala 41 Dhatrabandinala 42 Gudadinninala 43 Singenaganahalla 44 Mundwadhalla 45 Gundiganala 48 Veerapurahalla 51 Gorkalnala 54 Mundargihalla

5 6 7 8

9 10 11 12

Suvarnamukhi Keretore Chicktore Garnihalla

Doddahalla Chinnahagari Jinigehalla Peddavanka

Upper Cauvery Sub-basin 1 Hemavati 5 Chitnahalla 9 Beringihalla 2 Jayapravati 6 Bilahalla 10 Vedavatihalla 3 Aigur Halla 7 Yagachi 11 Sagarihalla 4 Uchangihole 8 Votehole Middle Cauvery Sub-basin 1 Cauvery 18 Kekundathodu 35 Handihalla 2 Kakkebehole 19 Ramatirtha 36 Mulaihalla 3 Kalluhole 20 Sannahole 37 Palar 4 Kodhurhole 21 Majjigehole 38 Halerhalla 5 Chicklihole 22 Doddahalla 39 Nenethyhalla 6 Seteabburhalla 23 Udlihalla 40 Mavinahalla 7 Kollihalla 24 Hebbalhole 41 Mornomihalla 8 Torehalla 25 Karigowdanakatte 42 Kalahattihalla 9 Harangi 26 Mosarahalla 43 Basappanahalla 10 Avandihole 27 Lokapavani 44 Martiahallihalla 11 Abbidani or Elishriver 28 Mugur Addadahalla 45 Santhaikanahalla 12 Madapur 29 Suvarnavatihole 46 Hebbavinamuduhalla 13 Chavanhole 30 Chikkahole 47 Dunukhalla 14 Kakkahole 31 Mirdurgihole 48 Minnathuhalla 15 Addahalla 32 Hebbahalla 49 Uduthorehalla 16 Attigodkerehalla 33 Yennehole 50 Thattaihalla 17 Lakshmanatirtha 34 Gundalhole Kabini Sub-basin 1 Kabini 7 Nugu River 13 Taraka 2 Barlahole 8 Siddapurlleballa 14 Kudaregundihole 3 Savodahole 9 Hebbalhole 15 Mavinahalla 4 Varanchihole 10 Yennehole 16 Vaddihole 5 Nagarhole 11 Gundluhole 17 Bandigaduhole 6 Saratihole 12 Sagaredoddakere Shimsha Sub-basin 1 Shimsha River 6 Kanihalla 11 Chickbalikodihalla 2 Kanvahole 7 Veeravaishnavanadi 12 Sitanatore 3 Huluhalla 8 Naginihole 13 Sanababalla 4 Hebbehalla 9 Bhargavatihole 5 Chicktore 10 Hebballa Arkavati Sub-basin 1. Arkavati 4 Kumudvati 7 Banahalla 2 Kuttehole 5 Mariballa 8 Suvarnamukhi 3 Vrishabavati 6 Madivalahole 9 Kunandavati PALAR & PENNAR BASINS 1 Pennar 5 Jayamangali 9 Uttarapinakini 2 Kumudvati 6 Garudachalahalla 10 Markandeyahalla 3 Peddavanka 7 Chitravati 11 Nagalmadike 4 Palar 8 Papagni 12 South Pennar WEST FLOWING RIVERS BASIN 1 Netravati 20 Chakranadi 39 Thattehalla 2 Neriyahole 21 Baindoor hole 40 Durgadahalla 3 Kumaradhara 22 Bijjur 41 Barapole 4 Gudiahole 23 Yadamavinahole 42 Kakattuhole 5 Hanchikatte 24 Sharavati 43 Thanahalla 6 Gowrihole 25 Haridravati 44 Hulikerenala 7 Gurupur 26 Yennehole 45 Konganahole 8 Aladangalihole 27 Salkod 46 Mahadayi 9 Savarnalvihalla 28 Aghanashini 47 Kandini 10 Sitanadi 29 Somanadi 48 Dudhasagar 11 Madibalahole 30 Mattinalanadi 49 Gontihole 12 Swarnanadi 31 Murmodinadi 50 Donkanala 13 Shirvehole 32 Govindanadi 51 Bakerinala 14 Mulkihole 33 Bennehole 52 Kaneri 15 Kalluhole 34 Gangavali River 53 Sonda 16 Haladi River 35 Attiveri 54 Pattanadahalla 17 Varahi 36 Bedti River 55 Pandrinadi 18 Dasanakattehalla 37 Kapanadi 56 Naginadi 19 Kubjanadi 38 Kalinadi 57 Doginala WATER ATLAS | xxiii

Stone Chariot, Hampi Image courtesy: Karnataka Tourism Department

N

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INDIA WATER ATLAS | 1

ACIWRM

WATER ATLAS | 2

India: Physical

N

ACIWRM

India: Political

N

WATER ATLAS | 3

ACIWRM

WATER ATLAS | 4

India: Water Resource Divisions

N

ACIWRM

N

India: Water Resource Regions

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ACIWRM

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India: Major River Basins CWC

N

N

List of CWC Basins

ACIWRM

Basin Code

Basin Name

Area (sq.km)

1

Indus (Upto Border)

3,21,289

2a

Ganga

8,61,452

2b

Brahmaputra

1,94,413

2c

Barak and Others

3

Godavari

3,12,812

4

Krishna

2,58,948

5

Cauvery

81,155

6

Subernarekha

29,196

7

Brahmani and Baitarni

51,822

8

Mahanadi

9

Pennar

55,213

10

Mahi

34,842

11

Sabarmati

21,674

12

Narmada

98,796

13

Tapi

65,145

14

West flowing rivers from Tapi to Tadri

55,940

15

West flowing rivers from Tadri to Kanyakumari

56,177

16

East flowing rivers between Mahanadi and Pennar

86,643

17

East flowing rivers between Pennar and Kanyakumari

1,00,139

18

West flowing rivers of Kutch and Saurashtra including Luni

3,21,851

19

Area of inland drainage in Rajasthan

20

Minor rivers draining into Myanmar & Bangladesh

41,723

1,41,589

36,202

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India: Major River Basins IWRIS

N

N

List of IWRIS Basins

ACIWRM

Basin Code

Basin Name

Area (sq.km)

1

Indus (Up to Border)

4,53,932

2a

Ganga

8,08,334

2b

Brahmaputra

1,86,422

2c

Barak and Others

3

Godavari

3,02,064

4

Krishna

2,54,743

5

Cauvery

85,624

6

Subernarekha

25,792

7

Brahmani and Baitarni

51,894

8

Mahanadi

9

Pennar

54,243

10

Mahi

38,337

11

Sabarmati

30,679

12

Narmada

92,671

13

Tapi

63,923

14

West flowing rivers South of Tapi

15

East flowing rivers between Mahanadi and Godavari

46,243

16

East flowing rivers between Godavari and Krishna

10,345

17

East flowing rivers between Krishna and Pennar

23,336

18

East flowing rivers between Pennar and Cauvery

63,646

19

East flowing rivers South of Cauvery

38,646

20

West flowing rivers of Kutch and Saurashtra including Luni

21

Minor rivers draining into Bangladesh

22

Minor rivers draining into Myanmar

24,731

23

Area of North Ladakh not draining into Indus Basin

29,239

24

Drainage area of Andaman & Nicobar Islands

25

Drainage area of Lakshadweep Islands

463

Island Basin

371

45,622

1,39,659

1,11,644

1,84,441 5,453

6,918

WATER ATLAS | 9

ACIWRM

Note: As Per IWRIS

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India: Sub-basins

N

Sub-basins of India

ACIWRM

Basin Basin Name Code 1 Indus (Up to border)

2a

Ganga

Sub basin Code 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15

2b 2c

3

4

5

6

Brahmaputra Barak and Others

Godavari

Krishna

Cauvery

Subarnarekha

N

16 17 18 19 1 2 1 2 3 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 1 2 3 1

Sub basin Name Barmer Beas Chautang and other Chenab Churu Ghaghar and other Gilgit Jhelum Lower Indus Ravi Shyok Sutlaj Lower Sutlaj Upper Upper Indus Above Ramganga Confluence Banas Bhagirathi and other (Ganga Lower) Chambal Lower Chambal Upper Damodar Gandak and other Ghaghara Confluence to Gomti confluence Ghaghara Gomti Kali Sindh and other up to Confluence with Parbati Ramganga Sone Tons Upstream of Gomti confluence to Muzaffar Nagar Yamuna Lower Yamuna Middle Yamuna Upper Yamuna Upper Brahmaputra Lower Brahmaputra Upper Barak Kynchiang and other south flowing rivers Naochchara and other Godavari Lower Godavari Middle Godavari Upper Indravathi Manjra Pranhita and other Wardha Weinganga Bhima Lower Bhima Upper Krishna Lower Krishna Middle Krishna Upper Tungabhadra Lower Tungabhadra Upper Cauvery Lower Cauvery Middle Cauvery Upper Subarnarekha

Basin Basin Name Code 7 Brahmani and Baitarni 8

Mahanadi

9

Pennar

10

Mahi

11

Sabarmati

12

Narmada

13

Tapi

14

West flowing rivers South of Tapi

15

East flowing rivers between Mahanadi and Godavari East flowing rivers between Godavari and Krishna East flowing rivers between Krishna and Pennar East flowing rivers between Pennar and Cauvery East flowing rivers South of Cauvery West flowing rivers of Kutch and Saurashtra including Luni

16

17

18

19

20

21

22

23

24

25

Minor rivers draining into Bangladesh Minor rivers draining into Myanmar Area of North Ladakh not draining into Indus Drainage Area of Andaman & Nicobar Islands Drainage Area of Lakshadweep Islands

Sub basin Code 1 2 1 2 3 1 2 1 2 1 2 1 2 3 1 2 3 1 2 3 4 5 1

Sub basin Name Baitarni Brahmani Mahanadi Lower Mahanadi Middle Mahanadi Upper Pennar Lower Pennar Upper Mahi Lower Mahi Upper Sabarmati Lower Sabarmati Upper Narmada Lower Narmada Middle Narmada Upper Tapi Lower Tapi Middle Tapi Upper Vasishti and other Netravati and other Periyar and other Varrar and other Bhatsol and other Nagvati and other

2

Vamsadhara and other

1

East flowing rivers between Krishna and Godavari

1

East flowing rivers between Krishna and Pennar

1

Palar and other

2

Ponnaiyar and other

1

Pamba and other

2

Vaippar and other

1 2 3 4 5 6 1

Bhadar and other west flowing rivers Drainage of Rann Luni Lower Luni Upper Saraswati Shetranjuli and other east flowing rivers Karnaphuli and other

2

Muhury and other

1

Imphal and other

2

Mangpui Lui and other

1

Shaksgam

2

Sulmar

1

Drainage Area of Andaman & Nicobar Islands

1

Drainage Area of Lakshadweep Islands

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India-Meteorological Sub-divisions

N

List of Meteorological Sub-divisions Sl.No.

Meteorological Sub-divisions

Sl.No.

Meteorological Sub-divisions

1

Andaman & Nicobar Islands

19

West Madhya Pradesh

2

Arunachal Pradesh

20

East Madhya Pradesh

3

Assam & Meghalaya

21

Gujarat

4

Nagaland, Manipur, Mizoram & Tripura

22

Saurashtra

5

Sub-Himalayan West Bengal & Sikkim

23

Konkan & Goa

6

Gangetic West Bengal

24

Madhya Maharashtra

7

Odisha

25

Marathwada

8

Jharkhand

26

Vidarbha

9

Bihar

27

Chhattisgarh

10

East Uttar Pradesh

28

Coastal Andhra Pradesh

11

WestUttar Pradesh

29

Telangana

12

Uttarakhand

30

Rayalaseema

13

Haryana, Chandigarh & Delhi

31

Tamil Nadu & Pondicherry

14

Punjab

32

Coastal Karnataka

15

Himachal Pradesh

33

North Interior Karnataka

16

Jammu & Kashmir

34

South Interior Karnataka

17

West Rajasthan

35

Kerala

18

East Rajasthan

36

Lakshadweep

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Aerial view of Brindavan Gardens Image courtesy: CNNL/ Sarkar Videotrix, Mysuru

N

ACIWRM

KARNATAKA WATER ATLAS | 15

ACIWRM

WATER ATLAS | 16

Karnataka: Physical

N

ACIWRM

Karnataka: Political

N

WATER ATLAS | 17

ACIWRM

WATER ATLAS | 18

Karnataka: Elevation

N

ACIWRM

Karnataka: Relief

N

WATER ATLAS | 19

ACIWRM

WATER ATLAS | 20

Karnataka: Agro-Climatic Zones

N

N

Agro-Climatic Zones-Salient Features

ACIWRM

Region

1. North Eastern Transition Zone (7 taluks)

2. North Eastern Dry Zone (11 taluks)

3. Northern Dry Zone (35 taluks)

4. Central Dry Zone (17 taluks)

5. Eastern Dry Zone (24 taluks)

6. Southern Dry Zone (18 taluks)

7. Southern Transition Zone (14 taluks)

8. Northern Transition Zone (14 taluks)

9. Hilly Zone (22 taluks)

10. Coastal Zone (13 taluks)

Geographical Area (in ha)

8,71,036

17,62,604

47,83,642

19,43,830

18,08,217

17,39,430

12,18,029

11,94,941

25,60,727

11,67,380

Geographical Area (%)

5

9

25

10

9

9

6

6

13

6

Rainfall range (in mm)

Elevation (in m from MSL)

Soil

829.5 to 919.0

800-900 in major areas 450-800 parts of 6 taluks

Shallow to medium black clay soils in major areas.

Red lateritic soils in remaining areas.

633.22 to 806.6

300-450 in all taluks

Deep to very deep black clay soils in major areas.

Shallow to medium black soils in minor pockets.

464.5 to 785.7

450-800 in 26 taluks, in remaining taluks 800 to 900.

Black clay medium and deep in major areas, sand loams in remaining areas.

455.5 to 717.4

800-900 in major areas, in remaining areas 450-800.

Red Sandy loams in major areas, shallow to deep black soil in remaining areas.

679.1 to 888.9

800-900 in major areas, in remaining areas 900-1500

Red loamy soils in major areas, clay lateritic soils in remaining areas.

670.6 to 888.6

800-900 in major areas, 450-800 in remaining areas

Red sandy loams in major areas and in remaining areas, pockets of black soils.

611.7 to 1053.9

800-900 in major areas partly 900-1500 and in 6 talukas 450-800

Red sandy loams in major areas and in remaining areas, red loamy soils.

618.4 to 1303.2

800-900 in major areas, 450-800 in remaining areas

Shallow to medium black clay soils and red sandy loamy soils in equal proportion.

904.4 to 3695.1

800-900 in major areas in 4 talukas 900-1500 and in 6 taluks 450-800

Red clay loamy soils in major areas.

3010.9 to 4694.4

Less than 300 in major areas in remaining 450-800

Red lateritic and coastal alluvial.

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ACIWRM

WATER ATLAS | 22

Karnataka: Hydrological Stations

N

ACIWRM

Karnataka: Meteorological Stations

N

WATER ATLAS | 23

ACIWRM

WATER ATLAS | 24

Karnataka: Annual Average Rainfall - 1988-2019

N

ACIWRM

Monthly Average Rainfall - 1988-2019

N

WATER ATLAS | 25

ACIWRM

WATER ATLAS | 26

Karnataka: Minor Irrigation Tanks 2017-18

N

ACIWRM

Bengaluru Urban: Waterbodies

N

WATER ATLAS | 27

ACIWRM

WATER ATLAS | 28

Karnataka: River Basins

N

ACIWRM

River Basins of Karnataka

N

WATER ATLAS | 29

ACIWRM

WATER ATLAS | 30

Karnataka: River Sub-basins

N

ACIWRM

Karnataka: Watersheds

N

WATER ATLAS | 31

ACIWRM

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Karnataka: Gross Command Area

N

N

ACIWRM SL No

Command Area

GCA in ha

CCA in ha

SL No

Command Area

GCA in ha

CCA in ha

1

Almatti Left Bank Canal

32,309

20,235

38

Kenchanagudda LIS

2

Amarja

10,966

8,903

39

Koppal LIS

1,22,220

1,12,000

3

Ambligola

5,245

3,202

40

KRS

2,27,697

1,12,785

4

Anjanapura

10,011

6,736

41

Lower Mullamari

17,381

9,713

5

Attiwal

6,295

3,616

42

Mallabad LIS

53,198

33,730

6

Basapura

7,214

2,000

43

Malprabha

3,01,161

2,20,028

7

Bellarinala Branch Canal

3,046

8,200

44

Markandeya

21,319

14,383

8

Bennithora

90,723

20,234

45

Markonahalli & Mangala

11,979

7,000

9

Bhadra

1,83,405

1,05,570

46

Mudbal Branch Canal

57,565

51,000

10

Bhima LIS

27,650

24,292

47

Mulwada LIS

3,96,344

30,850

11

Bhudihalla-Peerapura LIS

29,092

20,243

48

Murgod LIS

2,895

1,939

12

Biligi Branch Canal

26,789

8,346

49

Nagarabetta LIS

4,209

3,200

13

Chachdi LIS

6,026

2,178

50

Narayanpura Right Bank Canal

92,675

84,000

14

Chadachana LIS

12,884

9,215

51

Rajolibanda Diversion

8,721

2,379

15

Chandrampalli

6,508

5,223

52

Rameshwar LIS

17,760

13,800

16

Chikodi Branch Canal

38,912

33,403

53

Rampur LIS

22,832

20,235

17

Chimalagi LIS Canal

1,11,440

87,067

54

Sannati

28,168

16,100

18

Chulikinala

5,477

4,047

55

Sanyasikoppa LIS

5,097

1,791

19

Dharma

10,872

7,692

56

Sattigeri LIS

17,236

20

Gandorinala

10,646

8,094

57

Savanur

15,584

15,500

21

Gayatri

2,836

2,305

58

Shahapur

1,93,464

1,22,120

22

Ghatprabha

4,20,042

3,08,326

59

Shiggaon

15,089

13,500

23

Gondi

6,689

4,465

60

Singatalur

1,23,964

1,07,380

24

Gudadmalapura I LIS

3,106

61

Soudagar

2,805

1,417

25

Gudadmalapura II LIS

3,160

62

Thindagundi

61,004

26

Hagaribommanahalli

4,926

2,965

63

Thubhachi-Babaleshwara LIS

66,370

52,700

27

Harangi

84,874

53,499

64

Tunga Anicut

18,035

8,705

28

Hattikuni

4,733

2,145

65

Tungabhadra LBC Low Level Canal

3,84,082

29

Hemavati

4,40,889

2,50,460

66

Tungabhadra Right Bank High Level Canal

1,17,473

30

Hipparagi

99,141

74,742

67

Tungabhadra Right Bank Low Level Canal

1,50,714

31

Hirehalla

23,627

8,206

68

Upper Bhadra

4,11,858

2,25,515

32

Hunasagi Or Narayanpura Left Bank Canal

81,151

47,223

69

Upper Mullamari

4,352

3,279

33

Indi Branch Canal- IBC

1,90,521

1,31,261

70

Upper Tunga Project

1,47,600

80,484

34

Indi LIS & Extension

80,570

41,900

71

Vanivilas

12,360

12,133

35

Jewaragi Branch Canal

71,564

57,098

72

Varahi

31,615

15,702

36

Kabini

1,11,793

44,232

73

Vijayanagar Channels

17,511

11,222

37

Karanja

32,910

29,227

74

Yagachi

24,659

13,071

5,261

4,339

3,60,372

*GCA computed by GIS, List not exhaustive

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ACIWRM

Krishna Basin

N

ACIWRM

WATER ATLAS | 34

N

ACIWRM

Krishna Basin in Karnataka

N

WATER ATLAS | 35

ACIWRM

WATER ATLAS | 36

Krishna Basin: Sub-basin Upper Krishna K1

N

ACIWRM

Krishna Basin: Sub-basin Middle Krishna K2

N

WATER ATLAS | 37

ACIWRM

WATER ATLAS | 38

Krishna Basin: Sub-basin Ghatprabha K3

N

ACIWRM

Krishna Basin: Sub-basin Malprabha K4

N

WATER ATLAS | 39

ACIWRM

WATER ATLAS | 40

Krishna Basin: Sub-basin Bhima K5

N

ACIWRM

Krishna Basin: Sub-basin Lower Bhima K6

N

WATER ATLAS | 41

ACIWRM

WATER ATLAS | 42

Krishna Basin: Sub-basin Lower Krishna K7

N

ACIWRM

Krishna Basin: Sub-basin Tungabhadra K8

N

WATER ATLAS | 43

ACIWRM

WATER ATLAS | 44

Krishna Basin: Sub-basin Vedavati K9

N

ACIWRM

Krishna Basin in Karnataka: Elevation

N

WATER ATLAS | 45

ACIWRM

Cauvery Basin

N

ACIWRM

WATER ATLAS | 46

N

ACIWRM

Cauvery Basin in Karnataka

N

WATER ATLAS | 47

ACIWRM

WATER ATLAS | 48

Cauvery Basin: Sub-basin Upper Cauvery C1

N

ACIWRM

Cauvery Basin: Sub-basin Kabini C2

N

WATER ATLAS | 49

ACIWRM

WATER ATLAS | 50

Cauvery Basin: Sub-basin Suvarnavati C3

N

ACIWRM

Cauvery Basin: Sub-basin Shimsha C4

N

WATER ATLAS | 51

ACIWRM

WATER ATLAS | 52

Cauvery Basin: Sub-basin Arkavati C5

N

ACIWRM

Cauvery Basin: Sub-basin Middle Cauvery C6

N

WATER ATLAS | 53

ACIWRM

WATER ATLAS | 54

Cauvery Basin: Sub-basin Palar C7

N

ACIWRM

Cauvery Basin: Sub-basin Chinnar C8

N

WATER ATLAS | 55

ACIWRM

WATER ATLAS | 56

Cauvery Basin: Sub-basin Bhavani C9

N

ACIWRM

Cauvery Basin in Karnataka: Elevation

N

WATER ATLAS | 57

ACIWRM

WATER ATLAS | 58

West Flowing Rivers South of Tapi Basin

N

ACIWRM

West Flowing Rivers Basin in Karnataka

N

WATER ATLAS | 59

ACIWRM

Godavari Basin

N

ACIWRM

WATER ATLAS | 60

N

ACIWRM

Godavari Basin in Karnataka

N

WATER ATLAS | 61

ACIWRM

WATER ATLAS | 62

Palar Basin

N

ACIWRM

Palar Basin in Karnataka

N

WATER ATLAS | 63

ACIWRM

WATER ATLAS | 64

Ponnaiyar Basin

N

ACIWRM

Ponnaiyar Basin in Karnataka

N

Dakshina Pinakini Basin or South Pennar Basin in Karnataka

WATER ATLAS | 65

ACIWRM

WATER ATLAS | 66

Pennar Basin

N

ACIWRM

Pennar Basin in Karnataka

N

WATER ATLAS | 67

ACIWRM

WATER ATLAS | 68

Karnataka: Land Use & Land Cover 2012 - 2013

N

ACIWRM

Karnataka: Land Use & Land Cover 2017 - 2018

N

WATER ATLAS | 69

ACIWRM

WATER ATLAS | 70

Karnataka: Groundwater Assessment - 2011

N

ACIWRM

Karnataka: Groundwater Assessment - 2013

N

WATER ATLAS | 71

ACIWRM

WATER ATLAS | 72

Karnataka: Groundwater Assessment - 2017

N

ACIWRM

N

Groundwater Assessment - 2013 & 2017

Existing Stage of Groundwater in % Safe (<=70%), Semi-Critical (>70% and <=90%), Critical (>90% and <=100%) and Over-exploited (>100%) Sl. No. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59

Percentage Percentage (2013) (2017) Shahpur 5 5 Siruguppa 9 9 Jevargi 10 10 Koppa 11 11 Narasimharajapura 14 14 Tirthahalli 17 17 Bhadravati 18 18 Madikeri 18 18 Shivamogga 18 18 Supa 18 18 Manvi 19 19 Sindhnur 20 20 Somvarpet 20 20 Alur 22 22 Arkalgud 22 22 Gangawati 22 22 K R Nagar 22 22 Karkal 25 25 Mudigere 25 25 Yellapur 25 25 Sakleshpur 27 27 Shorapur 27 27 Chincholi 28 28 Hosanagara 28 28 Hospet 28 28 Bhatkal 29 29 Khanapur 30 30 Shrirangapattana 30 30 Pandavapura 31 31 Ballari 32 32 Sagar 34 34 Homnabad 35 35 Mandya 36 36 Mundgod 36 36 Sringeri 36 36 Shiggaon 37 37 T Narsipur 37 37 Nanjangud 38 38 Devadurga 39 39 Sirsi 40 40 Bilgi 41 41 Ankola 42 42 Aurad 42 42 Gubbi 42 42 Hassan 42 42 Honavar 42 42 Kundgol 43 43 Savanur 43 43 Sandur 44 44 Sedam 44 44 Udupi 45 45 Honnali 46 46 Kundapura 46 46 Virarajendrapet 47 47 Chikkamagaluru 48 48 Tarikere 48 48 Hole Narsipur 49 49 Shikarpur 49 49 Sulya 50 50 Taluk Name

Sl. No. 60 61 62 63 64 65 66 67 68 69 70 71 72 73 74 75 76 77 78 79 80 81 82 83 84 85 86 87 88 89 90 91 92 93 94 95 96 97 98 99 100 101 102 103 104 105 106 107 108 109 110 111 112 113 114 115 116 117 118

Percentage Percentage (2013) (2017) Hangal 51 51 Piriyapatna 51 51 Basavakalyan 52 52 Maddur 52 52 Hubballi 53 53 Siddapur 53 53 Kumta 55 55 Molakalmuru 55 55 Chitapur 56 56 Kalaburagi 56 56 Hunsur 56 56 Kollegal 57 71 Belur 58 58 Karwar 59 59 Afzalpur 60 60 Bidar 60 60 Mangaluru 61 61 Muddebihal 61 74 Sindgi 61 61 H D Kote 62 62 Navalgund 62 62 Belagavi 63 63 Jamkhandi 63 72 Krishnarajpet 63 63 Nagamangala 63 63 Soraba 63 63 Chamrajnagar 64 75 Malavalli 64 71 Shirhatti 64 64 Beltangadi 65 65 Aland 66 66 Haveri 68 68 Kunigal 68 68 Turuvekere 68 68 Dharwad 69 69 Kushtagi 69 69 Bantval 70 70 Hukeri 70 81 Koppal 70 70 Kalghatgi 72 72 Raybag 72 70 Haliyal 73 73 Nargund 73 73 Yadgir 73 73 Harihar 74 66 Yelandur 74 74 Raichur 75 75 Bailhongal 76 76 Gokak 77 77 Pavagada 80 80 Mundargi 83 83 Vijayapura 84 64 Hirekerur 85 85 Indi 86 91 Lingsugur 86 86 Basavana Bagevadi 87 87 Bhalki 87 87 Kudligi 87 87 Hungund 89 69 Taluk Name

Sl. No. 119 120 121 122 123 124 125 126 127 128 129 130 131 132 133 134 135 136 137 138 139 140 141 142 143 144 145 146 147 148 149 150 151 152 153 154 155 156 157 158 159 160 161 162 163 164 165 166 167 168 169 170 171 172 173 174 175 176

Taluk Name Mudhol Mysuru Channarayapatna Channapatna H Hadagalli Chikodi Byadgi Bagepalli Davangere Magadi Yelbarga Sira Hosdurga Puttur Ranibennur Challakere Kadur Arsikere H B Halli Saundatti Hiriyur Jagalur Gadag Harpanahalli Channagiri Athni Kanakapura Ron Tumakuru Madhugiri Chitradurga Tiptur Nelamangala Devanahalli Bengaluru North Anekal Bengaluru East Dod Ballapur Holalkere Hoskote Ramdurg Gundlupet Ramanagara ChikBallapur Sidlaghatta Koratagere Chiknayakanhalli Bagalkot Badami Gudibanda Chintamani Gauribidanur Kolar Srinivaspur Bengaluru South Malur Bangarapet Mulbagal

Percentage Percentage (2013) (2017) 90 98 91 86 91 91 92 80 92 84 93 66 94 89 95 110 95 95 95 95 95 95 96 96 98 118 99 82 99 99 101 101 101 101 103 103 103 103 108 108 109 109 109 109 111 111 114 114 115 115 116 116 118 118 118 118 119 119 122 122 124 124 125 125 126 126 130 130 131 131 134 134 134 134 137 137 137 137 138 138 139 139 140 140 143 143 146 146 146 146 151 151 153 153 158 158 160 160 161 161 170 170 176 176 180 180 183 183 188 188 189 189 210 210 210 210

WATER ATLAS | 73

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WATER ATLAS | 74

Karnataka: Watershedwise GW Assessment - 2004

N

ACIWRM

Karnataka: Watershedwise GW Assessment - 2009

N

WATER ATLAS | 75

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WATER ATLAS | 76

Karnataka: Watershedwise GW Assessment - 2011

N

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Karnataka: Watershedwise GW Assessment - 2013

N

WATER ATLAS | 77

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WATER ATLAS | 78

Karnataka: Groundwater Level - 2007

N

ACIWRM

Karnataka: Groundwater Level - 2018

N

WATER ATLAS | 79

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WATER ATLAS | 80

Karnataka: Pre-Monsoon Groundwater Level - (May 2007)

N

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Karnataka: Post-Monsoon Groundwater Level - (Dec 2007)

N

WATER ATLAS | 81

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WATER ATLAS | 82

Karnataka: Pre-Monsoon Groundwater Level - (May 2018)

N

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Karnataka: Post-Monsoon Groundwater Level - (Dec 2018)

N

WATER ATLAS | 83

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WATER ATLAS | 84

Karnataka: Gross Irrigated Area - Canals (2016-17)

N

ACIWRM

Karnataka: Gross Irrigated Area - Lift Irrigation (2016-17)

N

WATER ATLAS | 85

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WATER ATLAS | 86

Karnataka: Gross Irrigated Area - Tanks (2016-17)

N

ACIWRM

Karnataka: Gross Irrigated Area - Wells (2016-17)

N

WATER ATLAS | 87

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WATER ATLAS | 88

Karnataka: Gross Irrigated Area - Tube Wells (2016-17)

N

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Karnataka: Gross Irrigated Area - Other Sources (2016-17)

N

WATER ATLAS | 89

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WATER ATLAS | 90

Karnataka: Gross Irrigated Area - All Sources (2016-17)

N

ACIWRM

Karnataka: Actual Evapotranspiration (ETa) - 2018

N

WATER ATLAS | 91

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Karnataka: Actual Evapotranspiration (ETa)-2003

Karnataka: Actual Evapotranspiration (ETa)-2005

WATER ATLAS | 92

Karnataka: Actual Evapotranspiration (ETa)-2004

Karnataka: Actual Evapotranspiration (ETa)-2006

N

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Karnataka: Actual Evapotranspiration (ETa)-2007

Karnataka: Actual Evapotranspiration (ETa)-2008

Karnataka: Actual Evapotranspiration (ETa)-2009

Karnataka: Actual Evapotranspiration (ETa)-2010

N

WATER ATLAS | 93

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Karnataka: Actual Evapotranspiration (ETa)-2011

Karnataka: Actual Evapotranspiration (ETa)-2013

WATER ATLAS | 94

Karnataka: Actual Evapotranspiration (ETa)-2012

Karnataka: Actual Evapotranspiration (ETa)-2014

N

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Karnataka: Actual Evapotranspiration (ETa)-2015

Karnataka: Actual Evapotranspiration (ETa)-2016

Karnataka: Actual Evapotranspiration (ETa)-2017

Karnataka: Actual Evapotranspiration (ETa)-2018

N

WATER ATLAS | 95

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WATER ATLAS | 96

Karnataka: Leaf Area Index (LAI) - 2018

N

ACIWRM

Karnataka: Normalized Difference Vegetation Index (NDVI) - 2018

N

WATER ATLAS | 97

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WATER ATLAS | 98

Karnataka: Normalized Difference Vegetation Index (NDVI) - 2018 (Jan-May)

N

ACIWRM

Karnataka: Normalized Difference Vegetation Index (NDVI) - 2018 (June-Dec)

N

WATER ATLAS | 99

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WATER ATLAS | 100

Karnataka: Net Primary Productivity (NPP) - 2015

N

ACIWRM

Karnataka: Soil Degradation

N

WATER ATLAS | 101

ACIWRM

WATER ATLAS | 102

Karnataka: Soil Erosion

N

ACIWRM

Karnataka: Soil Texture

N

WATER ATLAS | 103

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WATER ATLAS | 104

Karnataka: Soil Depth

N

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Karnataka: Wildlife Sanctuaries and National Parks

N

WATER ATLAS | 105

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WATER ATLAS | 106

Karnataka: Water Quality Stations

N

Karnataka Water Quality Stations Sl No

Monitoring

River

Regional office

Category

Sl No

Monitoring

River

Regional office

Category

44

Confluence Point of Tunga and Bhadra at Kudli

Tungabhadra

Davangere

Trend Station

45

Asangi Village

Krishna

Belagavi

Trend Station

46

U/S of MPM

Bhadra

Davangere

Trend Station

47

U/S of KIOCL

Bhadra

Hassan

Baseline Station

48

D/S of Kattemalavadi

Lakshmantirtha

Mysuru

Trend Station

49

At Bannur Bridge

Kaveri

Mysuru

Trend Station

50

At Ranganatittu

Kaveri

Mysuru

Trend Station

51

At Bathing Ghat, Nanjangud

Kabini

Mysuru

Trend Station

52

U/S of WCPM, Dandeli

Kali

Dharwad

Trend Station

Trend Station

53

D/S of Almatti Dam

Krishna

Belagavi

Trend Station

Ramanagar

Trend Station

54

At Shahabad Bridge

Kagina

Kalaburagi

Trend Station

Shimsha

Mysuru

Trend Station

55

At Badami Bridge

Malprabha

Belagavi

Trend Station

At D/S of Bridge near Yadgir

Bhima

Kalaburagi

Trend Station

56

At New Bridge

Tungabhadra

Davangere

Trend Station

14

At D/S of Shivamogga

Tunga

Davangere

Trend Station

57

U/S of HPF Old Bridge

Tungabhadra

Davangere

Trend Station

15

Near Holihonnur

Bhadra

Davangere

Trend Station

58

D/S of HPF

Tungabhadra

Davangere

Trend Station

16

At D/S of Devasagar Bridge

Krishna

Raichur

Trend Station

59

At Jack Well Point

Tungabhadra

Davangere

Trend Station

17

At D/S of Road Bridge at Shrirangapattana

Kaveri

Mysuru

Trend Station

60

At Harihar Water Supply Intake

Tungabhadra

Davangere

Trend Station

18

At D/S of Narayanapura Dam Krishna

Belagavi

Trend Station

61

D/S of Gangawati

Tungabhadra

Raichur

Trend Station

Belagavi

Trend Station

62

T.G. Halli Reservoir

Arkavati

R.R. Nagar

Trend Station

63

Hesaraghatta Reservoir

Arkavati

Dasarahalli

Trend Station

64

Tumbe Water Supply Station to Mangaluru city

Netravathi

Mangaluru

Trend Station

65

U/s of Uppinangadi Town

Netravathi

Mangaluru

Trend Station

66

Borewell Water Near Mangala Jyoti School MSW Site Vamanjur

BoreWell Water

Mangaluru

Trend Station

KRS Dam Mandya

Kaveri

Mysuru

Trend Station

Shimsha

Mysuru

Trend Station

Kaveri

Mysuru

Trend Station

Kaveri

Mysuru

Trend Station

1

At Ullanur Bridge

Tungabhadra

Raichur

Trend Station

2

At Balamuri Kshetra

Kaveri

Mysuru

Trend Station

3

At Satyagala Bridge

Kaveri

Mysuru

Trend Station

4

At Honnali Bridge

Tungabhadra

Davangere

Trend Station

5

At Causeway Suttur

Kabini

Mysuru

Trend Station

6

At Tintini Bridge

Krishna

Raichur

Trend Station

7

At Harlahalli Bridge

Tungabhadra

Davangere

Trend Station

8

D/S of KIOCL, Malleshwar

Bhadra

Hassan

Trend Station

9

W.A. Point to Gokak Town

Ghatprabha

Belagavi

Trend Station

10

W.A. Point to Hubballi-Dharwad

Malprabha

Belagavi

11

At D/S of Kanakapura

Arkavati

12

At D/S of Bridge Halagur

13

19 20

At D/S of Ugarkhurd Barrage At D/S of Road Bridge Ganagapur Village

Krishna Bhima

Kalaburagi

Trend Station

21

At Ferozabad

Bhima

Kalaburagi

Trend Station

22

At D/S of Mudhol Road Cross Bridge

Ghatprabha

Belagavi

Trend Station

23

At D/S of Aihole Town

Malprabha

Belagavi

Trend Station

24

At D/S of Kanapur Village

Malprabha

Belagavi

1st Trend Station-Karnataka

67

25

At Kushalnagar

Kaveri

Mysuru

Trend Station

68

26

D/S of Hunsur Town

Lakshmantirtha

Mysuru

Trend Station

27

At Saragur Village

Kabini

Mysuru

Flux Station

28

At Napoklu Bridge

Kaveri

Mysuru

Baseline Station

70

29

At D/S of Holenarsipur Town

Hemavati

Hassan

Trend Station

71

D/s of KR Nagar Bridge

Kaveri

Mysuru

Flux Station

30

Near Yediyur on NH-47

Shimsha

Tumakuru

Flux Station

72

U/s of KR Nagar

Kaveri

Mysuru

Trend Station

31

D/S of Karekura Village

Kaveri

Mysuru

Trend Station

73

Lakshmantirtha

Mysuru

Trend Station

32

D/S of Bhadravati City

Bhadra

Davangere

Trend Station

Water Supply Intake Point to Hunsur Town

33

Ulsoor Lake

Cauvery Basin

City East

Trend Station

74

D/s of Kushalnagar town

Kaveri

Mysuru

Trend Station

Kaveri

Mysuru

Trend Station

Kabini

Mysuru

Trend Station

Kaveri

Mysuru

Flux Station

Kabini

Mysuru

Trend Station

Kaveri

Mysuru

Trend Station

Kaveri

Mysuru

Trend Station

Kaveri

Mysuru

Trend Station

Kaveri

Mysuru

Trend Station

Kagina

Kalaburagi

Trend Station

Kaveri

Mysore

Trend Station

34 35 36 37 38 39 40

41

42 43

At D/S of West Coast Paper Mills Kabini, W.A. Point at KIADB, Nanjangud Hebbala Valley near Mandya Bhima River Confluence of Jewargi Town Sewage Disposal Point Ankali Bridge Along Chikkodi Kagwad Road Manjra at D/S in Intake Point to Bidar City Netravati U/S of Dharmastala at Water Supply Intake Point Yagachi River Near Pumping Stations Hassan City U/S Uppinagadi Town Before Confluence with River Netravati Kagina D/S of Sewage Disposal Point

Kali

Dharwad

Trend Station

Kabini

Mysuru

Trend Station

Hebbala

Mysuru

Trend Station

69

75

76 77

Bhima

Kalaburagi

Trend Station

Krishna

Belagavi

1st Trend Station-Karnataka

Manjra

Bidar

Trend Station

78 79 80

Netravathi

Mangaluru

Baseline Station

Yagachi

Hassan

Trend Station

81 82 83

Kumardhara Kagina

Mangaluru Kalaburagi

Trend Station Trend Station

84

D/S Shimsha Near Maddur Town Water Supply Intake Point to Shrirangapattana Town Water Supply Intake Point to Mandya Town

Water Supply Intake Point to Madikeri Town (Kootehole) U/s Intake Point to Nanjangud & Gundlupet at Debur Water Supply Intake Point to Mysuru Pumphouse Water Supply Intake Point to T. Narasipura D/s of Cauvery Maddur Water Supply Treatment Plant at Bachalli Water Supply Intake Point at Kollegala, Dasanapura Water Supply Intake Point to Malavalli Water Supply Intake Point at Torekadanahalli Kagina D/S of Sewage Disposal Point2,Tentative Bhoruka Power Plant Real-time Monitoring Station

WATER ATLAS | 107

Karnataka: River Water Quality Status-BOD for Year 2017-18

ACIWRM

STATE

RIVER NAME

KARNATAKA

ARKAVATHI

RIVER STRETCH

BOD RANGE/ MAX PRIORITY VALUE (mg/l) 14

III

LAKSHMANTIRTHA KATTEMALAVADI TO HUNSUR

7.1 - 12.4

III

MALPRBHA

KHANAPUR TO DHARWAD

7.3 - 17.3

III

TUNGABHADRA

HARIHAR TO KORLAHALLI

4 - 19

III

BHADRA

HOLEHUNNUR TO BHADRAVATHI

5.5 - 7.8

IV

CAUVERY

RANGANATHITTU TO SATHYAMANGALAM BRIDGE

3.1 - 6.7

IV

KABINI

NANJANAGUD TO HEJJIGE

3.6 - 6.5

IV

KAGINA

SHAHABAD TO HONGUNTA

4.6 - 7.4

IV

KALI

HASAN MAAD (WEST COAST PAPER MILL) TO BOMMANAHALLI RESERVOIR

6.5

IV

KRISHNA

YADURWADI TO TINTINI BRIDGE

3.1 - 6.2

IV

SHIMSHA

YEDIYAR TO HALAGUR

4 - 10

IV

ASANGI NALLA

ALONG ASANGI

4.4

V

BHIMA

GHANAPUR TO YADGIR

3.3 - 6

V

KUMARDHARA

ALONG UPPINANGADI

4

V

NETRAVATHI

UPPINANGADI to MANGALURU

4

V

TUNGA

SHIVAMOGA TO KUDLI

YAGACHI

ALONG YAGACHI, HASSAN

WATER ATLAS | 108

HALLI RESERVOIR TO KANAKAPURA TOWN

N

4.3

V

4

V

Priority-I

Monitoring locations exceeding BOD 30 mg/l

Priority-II

Monitoring locations having BOD between 20-30 mg/l

Priority-III

Monitoring locations having BOD between 10-20 mg/l

Priority-IV

Monitoring locations having BOD between 6-10 mg/l

Priority-V

Monitoring locations having BOD between 3-6 mg/l

N

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Karnataka: Surface Water Quality Categorization of Krishna Basin

Karnataka: Surface Water Quality Categorization of Cauvery Basin

WATER ATLAS | 110

N

N

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ALPHABETICAL INDEX

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ALPHABETICAL INDEX

ACIWRM

N

Location of a project or feature is indicated in the alphabetical index by reference to page number of the Atlas and then to the ‘Squares’ formed by intersection of Latitude and Longitude lines, which are designed by capital letters and numerical figures printed in the border of the map on that page

Project Name Aheri-jumbagi Aigali Tank Alagapura Tank Alalur Tank Almatti Darn Amachawadi Tank Amarja Dam Ambadaga Tank Ambligola Tank Anjanapura Tank Ankamanhal Tank Appenahalli Tank Aralihalli Tank Arbenchi Tank Areshankar Arkavati Dam Asundinala Tank Attiveri Tank Babaleshwara Tank Bachanki Tank Balakundi Tank Ballasamudra Tank Basavapattana Bavalgaon Tank Bellatasanahalla Tank Bellikindi Tank Bennithora Dam Bhadra Dam Bhairapur Tank Bharamasagara Doddakere Bharatagi Tank Bhima Lift Dam Bhimasamudra Dam Bhopalgod Belkone Bidi Tank Biranahalli Tank Bommanahalli Pickup Bommanahalli Tank Boodikere Tank Boranakanive Tank Bukkambudi Doddekere Bukkapatna Tank Bullapura Tank Byramangala Tank Chakena Halli Tank Chakra Dam Chandrampalli Dam Changliar Tank Chickkahole Chigalli Tank Chikkagondanahalli Tank Chikkalingadalli Chikkanagaon Tank Chiklihole Dam Chittawadagi Tank Chulkinala Dam Dandiganahalli Tank Dasanahalli Tank

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Basin Name Krishna Basin Krishna Basin Cauvery Basin Cauvery Basin Krishna Basin Cauvery Basin Krishna Basin W F River Basin Krishna Basin Krishna Basin Krishna Basin Krishna Basin Krishna Basin Krishna Basin Krishna Basin Cauvery Basin Krishna Basin W F River Basin Krishna Basin W F River Basin Krishna Basin Krishna Basin Krishna Basin Godavari Basin Cauvery Basin Krishna Basin Krishna Basin Krishna Basin Krishna Basin Krishna Basin Krishna Basin Krishna Basin Krishna Basin Godavari Basin Krishna Basin Krishna Basin W F River Basin Krishna Basin Krishna Basin Krishna Basin Krishna Basin Pennar Basin Krishna Basin Cauvery Basin Cauvery Basin W F River Basin Krishna Basin Krishna Basin Cauvery Basin W F River Basin Cauvery Basin Krishna Basin Krishna Basin Cauvery Basin Krishna Basin Godavari Basin Pennar Basin Krishna Basin

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C4 C4 C2 B2 C4 B1 D5 B5 C2 C2 D2 D2 C2 C4 D4 C2 C2 C5 D4 C5 D3 D1 C4 B2 B1 C4 E5 C1 B4 D2 C4 D5 D2 B2 B3 E5 B5 C4 C2 D1 C1 A1 C2 C2 B3 B3 E5 E5 B1 C4 C2 E5 D5 A2 D3 B1 B2 C2

Project Name Deepambudikere Tank Devarabillikere Tank Devaramardikere Dharma Reservoir Dinshi Tank Doddaladahalli Tank Durgadhalla Tank Eakkundi Tank Ekamba Tank Gandabommanahalli Tank Gandorinala Dam Gantenahalli Tank Gayathri Reservoir Gerusoppa Dam Ghastoli Tank Gobbur Tank Gopinatham Tank Gowdahalli Tank Gundal Dam Gundwan tank at Site-1 Gundwan tank at Site-2 H.B.H alli Pickup Haihole Haludyamanahalli Tank Hanajagi Tank Hanamapur Tank Hanchinal Tank Harangi Dam Harinala Dam Hattikuni Dam Hebbahalla Dam Hebbal Tank Hemavati Dam Hesaraghatta Reservoir Hidkal Dam Hipparagi Barrage Hirehalla Dam Hirekoppa Tank Hiresangagutti Hokarani Tank Honkon Tank Hosahalli Tank Hulical Forebay Hulikere Tank Hulikunta Tank Iggalur Dam Itagi Tank Jambadahalla Dam Jawahar Dam Jigajinagi Tank K.Honnamachanahalli K.R.Sagara Dam Kabini Dam Kachavanahalli Tank Kadaba Tank Kadasagatti Tank Kadatana Begewadi Tank Kadatnal Tank

Basin Name Cauvery Basin Krishna Basin Krishna Basin Krishna Basin Krishna Basin Cauvery Basin W F River Basin Krishna Basin Godavari Basin Krishna Basin Krishna Basin Krishna Basin Krishna Basin W F River Basin W F River Basin Krishna Basin Cauvery Basin Cauvery Basin Cauvery Basin Krishna Basin Krishna Basin Krishna Basin Krishna Basin Krishna Basin Krishna Basin Krishna Basin Krishna Basin Cauvery Basin Krishna Basin Krishna Basin Cauvery Basin Krishna Basin Cauvery Basin Cauvery Basin Krishna Basin Krishna Basin Krishna Basin Krishna Basin Krishna Basin Krishna Basin W F River Basin Cauvery Basin W F River Basin W F River Basin Krishna Basin Cauvery Basin Krishna Basin Krishna Basin Krishna Basin Krishna Basin Cauvery Basin Cauvery Basin Cauvery Basin Cauvery Basin Cauvery Basin Krishna Basin Krishna Basin Krishna Basin

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C2 C2 D1 C2 E5 C2 B5 C4 B2 D2 D5 D1 D1 B4 B5 D5 C2 C2 C2 C5 C5 D3 C1 D1 C5 B4 C4 A2 B3 E4 B2 B3 B2 C3 B4 C4 D3 B3 D3 D4 B4 C2 C3 B5 D2 C2 B3 C1 B4 C5 B2 B2 B1 B2 B3 B3 B3 B3

N

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Project Name Kadlewadi Tank Kadra Dam Kalasakoppa Tank Kalikatte Tank Kamarahalli Tank Kanakanala Dam Kanva Dam Kanvikervinkoppa Tank Karanja Dam Karimuddenahalli Tank Katral Tank Kodasalli Kodli-Allapur Kohalli Tank Kottur Tank Kowlihalla Tank Krishyal Tank Kunigal Dodakere Tank Kunigal Thimmanahalli Kuppakaddi Tank Kuvalgi Aheri Kyragunda Saddle Lakhya Dam Lakshmisagar Tank Linganamakki Dam Lower Mullamari Dam Madaga Tank (old) Madaga Tank(New) Madagamasur Tank Maidal Amanikere Tank Majjur Tank Makhanpur Tank Mallaghatta Tank Malprabha Dam Manchanabele Mangala II Tank Mangala Tank Mangalore Tank Mani Maralvadi Dam Marconahalli Markandeya Dam Markandeya Tank Maskinala Mavathur Tank Mavinahole Tank Mayasandra Tank Medleri Tank Medpalli Tank Muchakhandi Mukherthihal Tank Mundawad Tank Murakumbi Tank Musthrahally Tank Muthurayanakere Nagattan Tank Nallur Ammanikere Narayanapura Dam

Basin Name

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Project Name

Krishna Basin W F River Basin Krishna Basin Cauvery Basin Cauvery Basin Krishna Basin Cauvery Basin Krishna Basin Godavari Basin Cauvery Basin Krishna Basin W F River Basin Krishna Basin Krishna Basin Krishna Basin Cauvery Basin Krishna Basin Cauvery Basin Krishna Basin Krishna Basin Krishna Basin W F River Basin Krishna Basin Krishna Basin W F River Basin Krishna Basin Krishna Basin Krishna Basin Krishna Basin Cauvery Basin Krishna Basin Krishna Basin Cauvery Basin Krishna Basin Cauvery Basin Cauvery Basin Cauvery Basin Krishna Basin W F River Basin Cauvery Basin Cauvery Basin Ponnaiyar Basin Krishna Basin Krishna Basin Pennar Basin Krishna Basin Cauvery Basin Krishna Basin Godavari Basin Krishna Basin Krishna Basin Krishna Basin Krishna Basin Ponnaiyar Basin Cauvery Basin Krishna Basin Cauvery Basin Krishna Basin

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D4 B4 C4 B1 B1 D3 C2 B3 B1 B2 C4 B4 E5 C4 D2 C1 C4 C3 E1 C4 C4 C3 C1 D1 B4 E5 C1 C1 C2 C3 C3 C4 B3 C3 C2 B1 B2 C3 C3 C2 B2 C2 B4 D4 A1 C1 B3 C2 C2 C4 C4 C3 B3 C2 C2 C4 B1 D4

Narihalla Dam Nelligudda Tank Nidasale Tank Nirasagara Dam Nittur Tank Nugu Dam Obichudanahally Tank Parashuramapura New Tank Prakruthi Tank Rakkaskop Dam Ramalingapura Tank Ramanahalli tank Ramapura Tank Ranganayanadurga Tank Rangasamudra Tank Ranikere Tank Ronihal Tank Sangenahalli Tank Sarigehalli Tank Savehakalu Dam Shanti Sagar Sheelavantanakoppa D.kere Siddasamudra Sigehalla Tank Singahallidalvayikere Soudagar Dam Sowlanga Tank Sulkod Tank Supa Dam Suvarnavati Dam Tadavalga Tank Talakal Tank Talakalale Dam Taraka Dam Tattihalla Dam Tegampur Tank Theetha Dam Thonnur Tank Tippagondanahalli Tumbadi Ammanikere Tungabhadra Dam Turuvekere Tank Uduthorehalla Dam Upper Hirenala Tank Upper Kaneri Upper Mullamari Dam Upper Tunga Dam Vanivilasa Sagar Dam Varahi Diversion weir Varahi H.E.Pickup Vishnusamudra Tank Votehole Dam Y.Urumundinakere Tank Yagachi Dam Yallammavadi Tank Yallur Tank Yarazarvi Tank Yerakasandra Tank

Basin Name Krishna Basin Cauvery Basin Cauvery Basin W F River Basin Cauvery Basin Cauvery Basin Cauvery Basin Krishna Basin Krishna Basin Krishna Basin Krishna Basin Krishna Basin W F River Basin Krishna Basin Krishna Basin Krishna Basin Krishna Basin Krishna Basin Cauvery Basin W F River Basin Krishna Basin Krishna Basin Krishna Basin Krishna Basin Krishna Basin Krishna Basin Krishna Basin Krishna Basin W F River Basin Cauvery Basin Krishna Basin Krishna Basin W F River Basin Cauvery Basin W F River Basin Godavari Basin Pennar Basin Cauvery Basin Cauvery Basin Pennar Basin Krishna Basin Cauvery Basin Cauvery Basin Krishna Basin W F River Basin Krishna Basin Krishna Basin Krishna Basin W F River Basin W F River Basin Krishna Basin Cauvery Basin Krishna Basin Cauvery Basin Krishna Basin Krishna Basin Krishna Basin Pennar Basin

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D3 C2 C2 B5 B3 B1 C2 D2 D2 B3 D1 D4 B5 D2 C3 D2 C4 D2 B3 B3 C2 C2 B3 C1 D1 E4 C2 C4 B5 C1 C5 D2 B4 B2 B5 C2 A1 B2 C2 A2 D3 B3 C2 D3 B5 E5 C1 D1 B3 C3 D1 A3 D1 A3 C4 B3 B3 A1

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Acknowledgements Bhuvan – National Remote Sensing Centre (Indian Space Research Organisation) Cauvery Neeravari Nigam Limited Central Ground Water Board Department of Economics and Statistics, Government of Karnataka Groundwater Directorate, MI & GDD, Government of Karnataka https://earthexplorer.usgs.gov/ https://modis.gsfc.nasa.gov/ India Meteorological Department India-WRIS Karnataka Neeravari Nigam Limited Karnataka State Pollution Control Board Karnataka State Remote Sensing Application Centre Krishna Bhagya Jala Nigam Limited Minor Irrigation and Groundwater Development Department, Government of Karnataka National Bureau of Soil Survey and Land Use Planning Office of the Registrar General and Census Commissioner (ORGI) Soil and Land Use Survey of India Survey of India UNESCO-IHE Delft Institute for Water Education, The Netherlands Visvesvaraya Jala Nigam Limited Water Resources Department, Government of Karnataka Water Resources Development Organisation

Team credits GIS Team: Asra Kubra Khan Ramya G. Krupalini V. Hiremath Shashibhushana Ghatnatti Cartographer: Elsy Francis Design, Layout and Print: Gubbi Labs Concept and Review: Somasekhar Rao P. Teju Kumar N. Manohar V. Rotte Ravi Prakash M. S. Coordination and Support: B. G. Gurupadaswamy Madhava K. G. Mahesh WATER ATLAS | 114

ACIWRM

The ACIWRM was established to become a Global Centre of Excellence by Government of Karnataka in February 2012. ACIWRM acts as a think tank to the Government’s Water Resources Department (WRD). It is engaged in policy analysis, research, planning, capacity building and developing the knowledge base for gearing up the department up to its future vision 2030. The ACIWRM works with the various departments, civil society, the private sector, farmers and water user associations and other organizations to produce integrated advice to the WRD for managing the State’s water resources.

KISWRMIP

Karnataka being one of the most water-stressed State’s in India, with 61% of the State’s geographical area, the 5th highest, being drought prone in large number of years in a decade. The state has experienced severe drought conditions, consecutively for 6 years from 2011 to 2016. Government of Karnataka decided to develop Integrated Water Resources Management (IWRM) approach and sought the support of Asian Development Bank (ADB) through Government of India and a multitranche financing facility (MFF) for the Karnataka Integrated and Sustainable Water Resources Management Investment Program (KISWRMIP) was signed and made effective on 13 July 2015 for a period 2014 - 2021.

The investment program comprises three outputs: (i) Output 1: State and Basin institutions strengthened for Integrated Water Resources Management (IWRM); (ii) Output 2: Irrigation system infrastructure and management mobilized; and (iii) Output 3: project and management systems operational. Output 1 is being implemented by ACIWRM, while Outputs 2 and 3 are being implemented by KNNL.

Advanced Centre for Integrated Water Resources Management (ACIWRM) 1st Floor, KSFC Bhavana, # 1/1, Thimmaiah Road, Bengaluru – 560 052 Phone: +91-80-22262042/43/44; Fax: +91-80-22262045 e-mail: registrar@aciwrm.org; director@aciwrm.org URL: www.aciwrm.org WATER ATLAS | 116