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Inundation Due to Heavy Rains & Floods in Part of Srinagar District Inundation due to Heavy Rains & Floods in part of Srinagar District, Jammu & Kashmir State DISASTER EVENT ID: 02-FL-2015-JK Based on the analysis of RADARSAT-2 data of 31-March-2015 (0600 Hrs) MAP ID: 2015/08 Date of Issue : 31.3.2015 " Mulanar " Lal Bazaar Location Map 73°0'0"E 74°0'0"E 75°0'0"E 76°0'0"E 77°0'0"E 78°0'0"E 79°0'0"E 37°0'0"N 37°0'0"N Forest 36°0'0"N Shalla Bug Ganderbal 36°0'0"N 35°0'0"N 35°0'0"N Mamer 34°0'0"N Badi Uder 34°0'0"N 33°0'0"N Kreshi Bal 33°0'0"N " Noor Bagh Rakh Muj Gund 32°0'0"N Sangam DA L LAKE 73°0'0"E 74°0'0"E 75°0'0"E 76°0'0"E 77°0'0"E 78°0'0"E 79°0'0"E 80°0'0"E Satrina About the Event "Rainawari Thune Mar Gund Bamlina Heavy incessant rains coupled with rise in the water levels of Baramula Tangchatir Shongli Pora Jhelum river during last week of March, 2015 led to flooding in Hardo Panzin Srinagar Zaina Koot low lying areas around Jhelum river in Kashmir valley. Kangan (Source: News Media, CWC) "Sr?½nagar "Batmalo "Bemina Forest Akhal Kij Parah Forest Satellite Observations "Srinagar Lal Chowk This map highlights the flood inundation in Part of Srinagar district " as on March 31, 2015. Major flood inundation is observed in Srinagar Raj Bagh " Srinagar district. About 63 villages were observed to be inundated Haji Bagh List of villages given below. Sharif Abad"Tengpora DISTRICT VILLAGE NAME DISTRICT VILLAGE NAME Rapore Dev Pora Qasba Lar Koreg Domarag " Badami Bagh Shiv Pora Khrani Hama Baghi Dab " Wond Hama Rakh Kujar Latiwaza Kujar Badam Pora Saloora Zazna Gund Momin Bardala Kastori Pora Hanjik Wahid Pora Gogji Gund Sadra Bagh Khanan Ahan Narayan Bagh Kur Hama Hat Barah Barsoo Gund Ari Bimna Thuru Wangat Was Kora Rakh Harran Soya Bug Srinagar Tulmulla Rabtar Gundi Roshan Bandi Bagh Srinagar Shalla Bug Danger Pora Chandina Deh Nowaba Hyderpora " Mala Pora Kreshi Bal " Batvena Badi Uder Rakh Arath Ganderbal Mamer Sheikh Zoo Malru Goza Hama Satrina Sonamarg Bat Pora Dab Rakh Muj Gund Koka Gund Thune Wakura Tangchatir Gund Hanjik < Malshahi Bagh Laway Pora -- Rakh Rabitar Zaina Koot J Seh Pora Sumbal Bala Haker Mula h Dab Srinagar e Gamwara Sonamarg lu Revil m Gund Sarsingh Dandusa R i Note: These villages need not be revenue villages ve Chak Kali Khan r Galwan Pora Rawalpora " Satellite data used Doru Post Flood: Rakh Haker Mulla Pre Flood: RADARSAT-2 data of 31-March-2015 Bodan Satellite:RISAT-1 Reshi Pora Batahar Sensor: SAR Sabdan Nara Kara Fraw Haknar Nara Kara Date of Pass: 14-Aug-2014 Chowderi Bagh N " Gund Sarsingh 0 ' 0 Other data used ° 4 3 Badgam Nabmbal Narahkrah Srinagar U.a. Pampore Base details from Bhuvan & OSM " Pulwama Kari Pora Nadir Gund Legend " Settlements Normal River/Water bodies Badgam Shekh Pora Revil Village Boundary Flood Inundation Nati Pora Qasim Bagh (rakh Su Badgam (sri Pratapsingh Pora) Now GamQasim Bagh (rakh Su Lasjan Taluk Boundary Area covered by Satellite Ompora N Humahama Gulab Pora (sathoo " 0 Shankar Pora ' Bagh Mahtab 0 ° Kani Hama 4 State Boundary Sumer Bogh 3 0 0.5 1 2 Revil Railway Thakar Pora Jagir Rawal Pora Bagati Kani Pora Check Fati Din Gagoo(ganguwa) Machwa Sear Bagh Major Roads Kilometers "Galandhar Hooru Check No.1 (badri N Khara Pora Goniwar (magen Wagi This product is prepared on rapid mapping mode for immediate use Tarazikkhud Gulab Bagh (zangi B Zori Gund Kani Pora Kali Dar and sharing amongst official agencies. This provides preliminary results. Woocha Gangi Pora Harji Gund Jazersitara Shalina Bagh Shokr Shah Razawnjagir Gopalpora " Check Pora Kalan Inundation may include flood water in low lying areas also. Kral Pora Wangi Pora Handal Bagh Gogi Bagh Zooni Pora Drangah Bal Befnoo Zori Bagh Karawa Damodhar Rangrand Batpora " Shahzab Pora (danga All geographic information has limitations due to the scale, resolution, date Choon Naru and interpretation of the original source materials. Pampore Ichgam Dharam Bagh Khuthi Pora Chinar Bagh (puhroo Checkno.2(badri Nat No ground verification is done. Bagh Sahib Ram Rakh Shalina Lal Pora (chatdam) DSC / NDEM Malik Gund Guda Sathu Ich Kot " Chatar Gam National Remote Sensing Centre, ISRO Chadoora Gund Check Pora Zalwah Dept. of Space, Govt. of India Note: When publishing this map as part of anWyath orraeGpopoalr Pto,ra source may be indicated as " NRSC (2015) - Inundation Harnow Lal Gam Literbal (kadlabal) Hyderabad- 500 037 due to Heavy Rains & Floods in Part of Srinagar district, Sunar Gund Chitru Danger Pora Wagora E-Mail: [email protected] Lal Gund Dooni Wari Kargam Palachithf Jammu & Kashmir State (as on 31 March 2015)" dated 31.03.2015 DSC/NDEM Map no : 2015/07, NRSC/ISRO, Hyderabad Kandizal nrsc Khadermoh Baginder (nambal Bal) Suthoo Kalan www.nrsc.gov.in Muni Popy Bagh Buchroo Zooni PoraSonzi Pora Khardo Gundkozweara Patal Bag ".
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