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N r pu S r pu Bhakharwali az hb ha S Dera Pirwala Chak Rajan Arbi Mahtpur Kang Chang Saian Dera Ghulam Ali Kotha Pardhan Singh Chang Takhran Daur Shabazpur Haddoke la a N Gujar Kulla a Minuwal r ev ) a Tillu Sharqi X-Sec:ch-43fpsp2-r o yr = 237.2 m ( yr = 236.7 m, 50 D Kot Miana Water Level for 5 Nai Abadi Kotha Chishtain Nangranwala Kot Mianwala CHENAB RIVER Kothlala Kah Lala Chak Mohla Shadiwal Kot Dina Mahmudabad Tarar Dhamanwali Kartar Pur Kotli Sahuni Thatta Musa Saranke Nowshera Habibpur la Pannu Atari Na a ar Jharianwala Do Kot Sarang Dhodhuwa Jionjal Ghummanwal Jalalpur Jattan Kula Chor Kot Araian Daduwala Bhagal Jamalpur Kot Maliar NuraMandiala Rasul Pur Dera Piranwala Dera Maui Din Hussainpur Salam Garh Habibpur Dogranwala Bhakoke Sabirabad M and Mastgarh iala S pur N o. 7 Bhaggal Pindi Loharan Rasida Kotli Khokhar K Pindi Miani Kishangarh Randher More ev ) o. 6 p2-r ur N 2fps Khiwa r Sp ch-4 Hayat Garh bho Sec: Lam ( X- Kotli Khokhran Bhagowal 35 m Nasowali r = 2 Ali Akbar Abadi Sohil Kalan 50 y 9 m, Randhir 233. Giliwala yr = Lambhor or 5 vel f Kopra Khurd er Le Wat Maruf Kopra Kalan Maddoke Bawriawala Pir Kot Rambrianwala Waraichanwala Shah Jahani Gulabgarh . 5 Waraichanwala r No Kurl Sadha Spu Bhaggal Ladha ikka ot N K Daburgi Chanda Chauk Dera Bhattian Dhappi Kot Nikka Chauk Khurd Kalan Shah Bhola Kotli Mughlan Chak Kala Khirianwali Saianwala Sok Khurd Pindi Hasna Adhawali Khui Bahram Dera Gujran Kot Hayat Sok Kalan GUJRAT, SIALKOT, GUJRANWALA Kot Ghulam Rana 1 ) Shaikhpur n/us-4 Sheet 2 of 13 AND MANDI BAHAUDDIN DISTRICTS ec:ch PUNJAB ( X-S 4.6 m r = 23 , 50 y 2.9 m Tahliwala Chak Miro r = 23 or 5 y Pakki Garhi evel f ater L Bowali W Narke LA 0 0 A 0 0 0 0 0 N 0 3330000 0 3325000 0 0 3320000 0 U 0 0 0 3315000 0 0 0 H 0 5 0 0 0 K 4 5 0 L . 5 1 0 2 5 o A 2 3 N 3 P 9 4 9 4 r Patoke 9 u 9 Gujarpur 9 9 p 9 S al low ± Ka Kot Nathu Chak Sada Kolowala Ramgarh Dharanwan Sodhra Kot Randhawa KalekiKot Fattu Muhammadipur Bhagola 3 Laweriwala Kotli Fateh No. Manewala Talwara 3330000 pur Gillanwala to S hat li P Kot Ali Pur Ratti Rawalke Kotli Tara Garh Patti Nat Ghazi Khokaran Malakwal Daulatabad . 2 3310000 No Chak Sita Banth pur h S a i l nd W l a at a Kalra Kahasa Sh Pindi Tatar P er Leve l fo N r 5 yr = 23 k 2. i 1 m, 50 y A r = 234 .1 m ( X-Sec: Gujrat Younus Colony ch/us-4 Sultanabad 0 ) Karmabad Ha ls o. 1 Gujrat Fazal Colony i ur N Na a Sp ll thial ah Ka Nawan Gorala K d at n ha a la B F r lo u Kotra Piran od p i a l Nur Shah Bu r Wanjowali n a a d H Kathala N u Gorala h k l Kalra Kalan Ale u W x P ater L endra evel f Brid or 5 yr ge 0 = 228. 0 6 m, 5 0 0 yr = 2 5 29.5 m Wanjo Wali 4 ( X-S Chak 9 e c:ch-3 Chak G Ghar Rly. 8fpsp2 hazi i Dhirke Khurd -rev ) Depot Wa ter Le vel fo Nawan Kalra r 5 yr = 229 Lundpur .7 m, Wazirabad 3325000 50 yr = 231 Siman .2 m Molian Kalan ( X-Se Samma c:ch-3 0 9 0 Jamna Harniwal fpsp2 -rev ) 0 0 1 Dhirke Kalan 9 Molian Khurd Bhatti Wala Mohalla CHENAB RIVER 3305000 Narwali Lale Chak Punjab Mills T. Faqirullah Water Level for 5 yr = 228 m, 50 yr = 229.2 m ( X-Sec:ch37 ) Gondal Kot Gorai Bubar Dhoneke Chak Tibba Bhimber Shediwal Nala Mand Miani Lokri Nai Basti Tarukot Z.b. Rode Shah Wadula U. J Qilad helum Canal Sandar 3320000 Z. Pindara Sh. Chhakanwali U. Jhelum Phaloke Canal Kot Ghulam Thatta Muftian Tirikha a l a N u h k l u 3300000 P Choha Mahal 36 ) Islamabad c:ch -Se ( X .5 m 227 yr = 50 m, Kot Qutab Din 226 yr = Kot Ladha r 5 el fo Lev ter Wa Kot Jafar 0 0 0 Darbar Chan Pir 0 4 9 Gorali Khator Kalar Chak Ali Sher 0 Kot Nathu 0 0 33150005 0 9 Nawan Lok Kot Meuj Din Dharuwal Pipliwala Khuh Hasan Khator Kot Kalu Ratwali Mansurwali Kot Rathowal Rainke . 3295000 .B B .M rea L a ching t 3 to Secti e Goleki 4 Rd on g of R ra .M. r Khanki Kh B a anki B Barra i ge R k Janjanwali .M.B n . a KH h AN K Darbar Sain Nan KI H Islamabad EAD WO L R . C KS h Khanki en ab Left C an al Saroke Chima Kot Imam Bakhsh Khojianwali Faqiranwali Y T S Faqiranwali Kal I D W ater L e R vel for 5 yr = A 22 F 2.8 m, A 50 yr = 22 J 4 m ( X -Se T Hajipura c:ch-3 4 O fpsp2- rev ) K 3310000 Thatti Baloch Lokri Baloch Kot Jafar Nawan Lok Burj Chima 1-R MINOR Jandiwala 0 0 0 5 3 9 Garhi Chhatta Wa Z.pir Hasan Sha Lundpur ter Level for 5 yr = 220.9 m, 50 yr = 222.2 m ( X-Sec:chn/us-33 ) 0 0 0 0 Sadullahpur 0 9 l a n a C 3305000 b a Kot Ratta n F e Long h is h C Sadullah e . r y L C h a n n e l Long Dhothar Jeoke Darb W ar Nathu ater Leve Shah l for 5 yr = 220.1 m, 50 yr = 22 1.6 m ( X-S Jeoke Bela ec:ch-32f psp2-rev ) Kamonke Khurd R Bawa Lai Daryai M L E V E L H G Chahark I Darbar Shah Sarwani H Mandiala Chatha Kot Bela e p a c s E n a w in Y h T h S C I D R A H C N 3300000 Salohke A M Jokalian Khurd Manchar Chatha Niya Lahore . b . Rukh Kalan m Jakalian . R e g a Burj Manchar r r a B d a Thuian b Pandoke a ir d a 0 0 Q Rukh Khurd 0 0 Water Level for 5 yr = 218.6 m, 50 yr = 220 m ( X-Sec:ch-31fpsp2-rev ) 3 9 L . Chenab 06 Kot Bhaga C h Y e n T a Chhanni Mehran S Bara Dari I b D C a 0 R n a 0 A l 0 T. Kandhiwala H 5 9 C Dhirandian Chenab 07 8 N A M Rest House Hussainpura R Alipur Chatha O N Jurai I M Rasulnagar Rasulpur R 3295000 U N.a. Charaghabad P Chenab 09 I L A la R Halki Na O N I M Chenab 08 R A G Sahnpal Khurd A N M Sarwala A R Sahanpal Ranial CHENAB RIVER Saidnagar Water Le Y vel for 5 yr = 2 T 16.5 m, 50 IS yr = 218 m ( X-Sec:chn/ D us-30 ) E IK N Maharajke A V R.Q .Li nk C an al 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 H 0 Dispensery 0 0 a 0 0 l Khojianwala k 0 H. Kailianwala 5 0 5 i 1 1 N 2 2 a 9 3290000 9 9 3285000 9 la 3280000 3275000 Agroha Nurpur Kalan Grid Reference is in meters Abadian Nurpur Khurd SCALE 1:50,000 SECOND FLOOD PROTECTION SECTOR PROJECT N I KilomA eters R Legend D 0 0.5 1 2 3 FLOOD PLAIN MAPPING A Chharke B R Saiyid Nagar re Burj Tashah A International a H Manga c h T 1 ai Boundary n O FLOOD PLAIN & FLOOD RISK MAPS t g R S . K ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! d .B A e .M District Boundary 7 c L L - t e 9 io ag 3 2 A rr CHENAB RIVER Bahu Rn a N B . d I M a Metalled Road ab K r .B di L Qa A Channi Murid Khurd QA Kot Hara Madrasa H DIR Un-metalled Road B ABA Client : ARR D AGE 4 Cart Track MAPC hIhNaDnnEi XMurid Kalan FEDERAL FLOOD COMMISSION CHENAB RIVER 5 Ministry of Water & Power Railway Line SCALE 1:2,500,000 Chotiar Water Leve l for 5 yr K = 211.8 m o 6 , 50 yr = 21 tl 7 3.1 m i D ( X-Sec:c Consultants: Canal aim hn/us-28 ) NATIONAL ENGINEERING SERVICES PAKISTAN (PVT) LIMITED Branch Murid Q. B.L ink 1-C , Block-N, Model Town Extension, Ca Drain na 8 l Qadirabad Colony Soianwala Lahore - Pakistan. Distributary Chhanni Galha R Thatta Shamsa O 9 Z. Naubahar Sb. N Minor I M in association with R - 5 Naki Chatha Nallah 1 Murid 0 DELFT HYDRAULICS, THE NETHERLANDS 1 A L Wah A N M 1 Randiali N Checked Verified 1 E I Innundation for 5 year S A return period flood Kot Salim R Date: Sultanpura D Rev.
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