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Vol 2- Appendices I To STUDY ON PLANNING OF WATER RESOURCES OF RAJASTHAN INRM Consultants Pvt Ltd Final Report No. 4.3 Detailed Study of Catchment Areas Volume 2 Appendices July 2014 STUDY ON PLANNING OF WATER RESOURCES OF RAJASTHAN STUDY ON PLANNING OF WATER RESOURCES OF RAJASTHAN Contents List of Appendices Page Appendix I Project catchment wise Raingauge and Meteorological stations 1 Appendix II Simulated Water yield, Evaporation and Recharge components in 7 various Major/Medium project catchment Appendix III Simulated Water yield, Evaporation and Recharge components 15 for Minor projects study Appendix IV Minor dams details in various Project catchments and Basins 19 Appendix V Minor dams details for regions outside project catchment (Minor 25 project study) Appendix VI Details of Water Harvesting structure located in various Project 29 catchments and Basin/Sub-basins Appendix VII Salient Features of Major/Medium Dams 39 Appendix VIII Observed Gauge-Capacity Data of Reservoirs 45 Appendix IX Soil Type classification and nomenclature details 47 Appendix X Details of WHS constructed after 2007 51 Appendix XI Basin-wise Virgin Water Yield Series of Major-Medium Projects 59 Appendix XII Detailed Study of Catchment Areas of Selected Minor Irrigation 61 Projects STUDY ON PLANNING OF WATER RESOURCES OF RAJASTHAN STUDY ON PLANNING OF WATER RESOURCES OF RAJASTHAN Appendix I Project Catchment wise Rainga uge and Meteorological Stations 1 STUDY ON PLANNING OF WATER RESOURCES OF RAJASTHAN 2 STUDY ON PLANNING OF WATER RESOURCES OF RAJASTHAN Appendix I Project Catchment wise Raingauge and Meteorological Stations S. No. River Basin Project Name Meteorological station No. of raingauge Rain gauge station 1 Banas Arwar Dam Ajmer 2 Agucha *, Sareri * 2 Banas Badgaon Dabok 4 Gogunda, Maoli, Udaipur Dabok (a), Vallabhnagar 3 Banas Bagoliya Dabok 1 Bagolia * 4 Banas Bassi Chittorgarh 2 Orai *, Khari Dam 5 Banas Bhopalsagar Dabok 1 Bhopalsagar 6 Banas Bisalpur Dabok 56 Agucha *, Amet, Arwar Dam *, Asind, Badgaon *, Badi Sadri, Badnore, Bagolia *, Banera, Bhadesar, Bharai *, Bhilwara, Bhim, Bhinai, Bhopalsagar, Chittaurgarh, Deo Garh, Dungla, Gambhiri *, Gangrar, Goela, Gogunda, Hurda, Jahazpur, Jawaja, Kapasan, Kekri, Khari Dam *, Kotri, Mandal, Mandalgarh, Maoli, Masuda, Meja Dam *, Nahar Sagar *, Nasira Bad, Nasirda *, Nathdwara, Nimbahera, Orai *, Patan *, Railmagra, Rajsamand, Rashmi, Sahada, Sandesar *, Sareri *, Sarwar, Sawar, Shahpura, Sri Nagar, Tatgarh, Udaipur Dabok (a), Ummed Sagar *, Vallabhnagar, Vallabhnagar *, Vijaynagar 7 Banas Chandra Bhaga Dabok 1 Amet 8 Banas Chandsen Sanganer 1 Malpura 9 Banas Chhaparwada Jobner 2 Chhaparwara *, Naraina 10 Banas Dheel Sanganer 1 Niwai 11 Banas Dindoli Chittorgarh 1 Rashmi 12 Banas Galwa Bund Sawai Madhopur 1 Nainwa 13 Banas Gambhiri Chittorgarh 1 Nimbahera 14 Banas Gosunda Project Dabok 13 Badgaon *, Badi Sadri, Bagolia *, Bhadesar, Bhopalsagar, Dungla, Gogunda, Kapasan, Maoli, Sandesar *, Udaipur Dabok (a), Vallabhnagar, Vallabhnagar * 15 Banas Hingonia Sanganer 1 Chomu 16 Banas Jetpura Rawatbhata 1 Mandalgarh 17 Banas Kalisil Sawai Madhopur 1 Kalisil * 3 STUDY ON PLANNING OF WATER RESOURCES OF RAJASTHAN S. No. River Basin Project Name Meteorological station No. of raingauge Rain gauge station 18 Banas Kalkh Sagar Sanganer 1 Chomu 19 Banas Khari Dam Jawaibandh 3 Deo Garh, Jawaja, Tatgarh 20 Banas Kothari Dam Chittorgarh 2 Mandal, Meja Dam * 21 Banas Lassadia Bund Ajmer 5 Bhinai, Goela, Nasira Bad, Sarwar, Sri Nagar 22 Banas Mandal Chittorgarh 1 Mandal 23 Banas Mashi Sanganer 6 Arain, Chhaparwara *, Naraina, Phagi, Chaksu, Morel Bund 24 Banas Mataji Ka Khera Dabok 1 Bharai * 25 Banas Matrikundia Dabok 5 Amet, Bharai *, Nathdwara, Railmagra, Rajsamand 26 Banas Meja Chittorgarh 1 Raipur 27 Banas Mora Sagar Sanganer 1 Moran Sagar * 28 Banas Morel Bund Sanganer 9 Amber, Bassi, Chaksu, Jaipur, Jaipur (a), Kanota *, Morel Dam *, Rahuwas *, Sanganer 29 Banas Moti Sagar Sawai Madhopur 1 Moti Sagar * 30 Banas Murlia Chittorgarh 1 Gambhiri * 31 Banas Nahar Sagar Chittorgarh 1 Nahar Sagar * 32 Banas Nand Samand Dabok 1 Gogunda 33 Banas Naryan Sagar Jalia IInd Ajmer 1 Patan * 34 Banas Orai Chittorgarh 1 Orai * 35 Banas Rajsamand Dabok 1 Rajsamand 36 Banas Sareri Dam Chittorgarh 1 Sareri * 37 Banas Surawal Sawai Madhopur 1 Sawai Madhopur 38 Banas Tordisagar Ajmer 2 Lamba Hari Singh *, Malpura 39 Banas Udai Sagar Dabok 1 Gogunda 40 Banas Ummed Sagar B Chittorgarh 2 Banera, Ummed Sagar * 41 Banas Vallabhnagar Dabok 3 Bagolia *, Gogunda, Udaipur Dabok (a) 42 Banas Wagan Dabok 1 Dungla 43 Banganga Ajan Lower Dhaulpur 1 Bharatpur 44 Banganga Kala Kho Sanganer 1 Dausa 45 Banganga Kharad Sanganer 1 Jamwa Ramgarh 46 Banganga Madho Sagar Sanganer 1 Sikrai 47 Banganga Ramgarh Bund Sanganer 1 Jamwa Ramgarh 48 Banganga Sainthal Sagar Sanganer 1 Jamwa Ramgarh 4 STUDY ON PLANNING OF WATER RESOURCES OF RAJASTHAN S. No. River Basin Project Name Meteorological station No. of raingauge Rain gauge station 49 Chambal Abhaypura Rawatbhata 1 Bijolia 50 Chambal Alnia Dam Kota [A] 1 Kota Barrage * 51 Chambal Bethali Jhalawar 1 Chhabra 52 Chambal Bhimlat Dam Rawatbhata 1 Bijolia 53 Chambal Bhimsagar Jhalawar 1 Asnawar 54 Chambal Bilas Jhalawar 1 Ummed Sagar * 55 Chambal Bundi Ka Gothra Kota [A] 1 Panwar Sagar * 56 Chambal Burdha Dam Kota [A] 1 Ladpura 57 Chambal Chauli Jhalawar 1 Pirawa 58 Chambal Chhapi Jhalawar 1 Bakani 59 Chambal Dugari Sawai Madhopur 1 Nainwa 60 Chambal Gagrain Jhalawar 1 Dug 61 Chambal Galwania Sawai Madhopur 1 Galwar * 62 Chambal Gopal Pura Jhalawar 1 Ummed Sagar * 63 Chambal Gudha Rawatbhata 1 Chandsen * 64 Chambal Harishchandra Sagar Jhalawar 6 Bakani, Jhalawar, Jhalrapatan, Pachpahar, Pirawa, Ramganjmandi 65 Chambal Jawahar Sagar Dam Rawatbhata 5 Begun, Bhainsrorgarh, Dug, Gangdhar, Pratap Garh 66 Chambal Kota Barrage Rawatbhata 4 Bhainsrorgarh, Begun, Gangdhar, Dug 67 Chambal Lhasi Jhalawar 1 Chhipabarod 68 Chambal Mansarovar Sawai Madhopur 1 Mansarowar * 69 Chambal Parwan Lift Jhalawar 3 Aklera, Bhimsagar *, Shergarh 70 Chambal Parwan Pickup Weir Jhalawar 2 Aklera, Bhimsagar * 71 Chambal Parwati Pickup Weir Jhalawar 2 Chhabra, Chhipabarod 72 Chambal Piplad Jhalawar 1 Pachpahar 73 Chambal Rana Pratap Sagar Dam Rawatbhata 3 Dug, Gangdhar, Pratap Garh 74 Chambal Sawan Bhadon Rawatbhata 1 Ramganjmandi 75 Chambal Takli Rawatbhata 1 Ramganjmandi 76 Chambal Ummed SagarC Kota [A] 1 Ummed Sagar * 77 Gambhir Baretha Dhaulpur 1 Baretha * 78 Gambhir Juggar Dam Dhaulpur 1 Juggar * 79 Gambhir Panchana Dhaulpur 1 Karauli 80 Luni Angore Dam Mount Abu 1 Danta * 5 STUDY ON PLANNING OF WATER RESOURCES OF RAJASTHAN S. No. River Basin Project Name Meteorological station No. of raingauge Rain gauge station 81 Luni Bandi Sendra Mount Abu 1 Jaswantpura 82 Luni Bankli Bund Jawaibandh 5 Desuri, Kana *, Kumbhalgarh, Muthana *, Sadri * 83 Luni Bisalpura Bund Jodhpur [A] 1 Jaswant Sagar * 84 Luni Giroliya Tank Jawaibandh 1 Desuri 85 Luni Hemawas Bund Jawaibandh 1 Hemawas * 86 Luni Jaswant Sagar Ajmer 7 Ajmer, Ajmer (a), Beawar *, Girinanda *, Jaitaran, Jaswant Sagar *, Mangliawas, Pisangan, Pushkar 87 Luni Jawai Bund Jawaibandh 1 West Banas * 88 Luni Kharda Bund Jodhpur [A] 1 Pali 89 Luni Ora Bund Jawaibandh 1 Ora * 90 Luni Phool Sagar Jaliya Ajmer 1 Beawar * 91 Luni Raipur Luni Ajmer 1 Raipur Luni * 92 Luni Sardar Samand Jodhpur [A] 3 Raipur, Raipur Luni *, Sojat 93 Mahi Jaisamand Dabok 1 Jaisamand * 94 Mahi Jakham Chittorgarh 1 Chhoti Sadri 95 Mahi Mahi Dam Banswara 3 Arnod, Danpur 96 Mahi Som Kamla Amba Project Dabok 9 Babalwara *, Dewal, Dungarpur, Ganeshpur, Jaisamand *, Kanba, Kherwada, Rikhabdeo *, Sarada, Som Kagdar * 97 Mahi Somkagdar Dabok 2 Babalwara *, Kherwada 98 Mahi Surwania Banswara 1 Bagidora 99 Parbati Parbati Dam Dhaulpur 1 Sirmathura 100 Parbati Ramsagar Dam Dhaulpur 1 Bari 101 Parbati Urmila Sagar Dhaulpur 1 Talabshahi * 102 Ruparail Jai Samand Bund Sanganer 1 Siliserh * 103 Ruparail Sikri Bund Sanganer 3 Malakhera, Rajgarh, Siliserh * 104 Sabi Buchara Sanganer 1 Paota 105 Sabi Chhitoli Sanganer 1 Thanagazi 106 Shekhawati Raipur Patan Pilani 1 Neem Ka Thana 107 Sukli Sukli Selwara Mount Abu 1 Mount Abu 108 WestBanas West Banas Jawaibandh 1 Pindwara Raingauge station with suffix :- * Water Resource department, (a) IMD, no suffix Revenue department Met station with suffix [A] :- Station at Airport 6 STUDY ON PLANNING OF WATER RESOURCES OF RAJASTHAN Appendix II Simulated Water Yield, Evaporation and Recharge Components in Various Major/Medium Project Catchment (Details in soft copy) 7 STUDY ON PLANNING OF WATER RESOURCES OF RAJASTHAN 8 STUDY ON PLANNING OF WATER RESOURCES OF RAJASTHAN Appendix II - Abstract Mean Simulated Water Yield, Evaporation and Recharge Components in Various Major/Medium Project Catchment Note: Project name with suffix * has Major/Medium projects in its upstream catchment where Col3-8 presents components from differential catchment i.e. area excluding upstream major/medium project catchment. The actual water yield of such projects including all upstream interventions is presented in column 9, while column 3-8 presents evaporation, water yield and recharge from its differential catchment. For rest of the projects (which do not have suffix *) they are with no upstream Major/Medium projects and Col 3 denotes the actual water yield to project. Blanks in Column 5&6 signifies that reservoir was not operational during that period, therefore evaporation from reservoir could not be computed. Actual Water Water Water Reservoir Reservoir Recharge Evaporation yield (Scenario Yield Yield Evaporation Evaporation Basin
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