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'Hydrogeological Report' ATAL BHUJAL YOJANA (ATAL JAL ) STATE : MADHYA PRADESH DEPARTMENT : WATER RESOURCE DEPARTMENT ‘HYDROGEOLOGICAL REPORT’ BLOCK : Niwari DISTRICT : Niwari YEAR : 2019-20 Towards partial fulfilment of requirements for Disbursement of incentives under DLI-1 DATE OF DISCLOUSER 01 APRIL 2020 Approved By Prepared & Submitted By Project Director Senior Geohydrologist SPMU, Atal Bhujal Yojana, M.P. Divisional Ground Water Survey Unit No. 3, Sagar, M.P. HYDROGEOLOGICAL REPORT (YEAR: 2019-20) STATE : Madhya Pradesh DISTRICT : Niwari BLOCK / TALUK : Niwari BLOCK / TALUK HQs : Niwari A - GENERAL INFORMATION 1. Geographical Area : 668.00 Sq. Km. 2. No. of Gram Panchayats : 71 3. No. of Towns : 2 4. No. of Villages : 140 5. Population (Census 2011) : Male Female Total : 90706 81636 172342 6.Rainfall (mm) : Monsoon Non-Monsoon Annual : 1209.50 324.50 1534 River Basin : Ganga Basin / Yamuna Sub Basin Major soil types : Black Humus Granite type, yellowish, gray colour kankar B. LAND USE 1. Forest Area (Ha) : 22126 2. Culturable Area ( Ha ) : 43720 3. Net sown Area (Ha) : 39284 4. Gross Cropped Area ( Ha) : 61115 C. CROPPING PATTERN ( As in 2019-20 ) 1. Major Crops grown Kharif Rabi Summer Perennial Soyabean Wheat Moong Seasam Mustard Groundnut Grams Urad Barley Maize Peas D. IRRIGATION FACILITIES (As in 2019-20 ) 1. Net irrigated Area (Ha) 38768 2. Gross Irrigated Area ( Ha) 46046 TANK/ DW BW/TW CANALS OTHERS 3. Area under irrigation (Ha) Source PONDS wise 22163 7038 3932 10110 2803 E. GEOLOGY & HYDROLOGY Predominant Rock type : Hard Rock- Bundelkhand Granite Major Geological formation : Bundelkhand Granite and Gniesses of Archean Age Important water-bearing formation : Fractured / Weathered Granite Status of coverage under NAQUIM : Covered F GROUND WATER RELATED CONDITION 1 No. of wells used for water level Open Well BW/TW/PZ (WL) monitoring CGWB SGWB Total CGWB SGWB Total 01 15 16 01 04 05 2 Monitoring mechanism (Nos.) Manual DWLR TELEMETRY CGWB SGWB CGWB SGWB CGWB SGWB 02 19 0 0 0 0 3 Monitoring frequency Agency No of times monitored/year CGWB 4 SGWB 4 4 Period of water level data Agency Period of WL data availability(From -To ) availability. From (Year) To ( year ) CGWB 1974 2020 SGWB 1984 2020 5 Water level range (m. bgl) Minimum/ Village Maximum/ Village Pre- monsoon (April-May2019) 5.1m_bgl/Chakarpur 13.05m_bgl/Mudara Post-monsoon (November 2019) 1.60m_bgl/Urdora 9.65m_bgl/Gurh Kudar 6 Seasonal WL fluctuation range Minimum/ Village Maximum/ Village (m) 2.20m_bgl/Gurh Kudar 8.35m_bgl/Niwari G GROUND WATER QUALITY 1 No. of wells used for water Open Well BW/TW/PZ quality (WQ) monitoring CGWB SGWB Total CGWB SGWB Total 01 15 16 01 04 05 2 Monitoring frequency Agency No of times monitored/year CGWB 1 during May( Pre-monsoon) SGWB 2 (Pre & Post Monsoon) 3 Period of water quality data Agency Period of WQ data availability (years ) availability. CGWB 2010-2019 SGWB 2010-2019 4 Parameters analysed Agency Parameters analysed CGWB 13 parameters-pH, EC, CO3, HCO3,Cl, SO4, NO3, F, Ca, Mg, Na, K, Total Hardness SGWB 13 Parameters 5 Known grown ground water Isolated Pockets of Nitrate and Fluoride quality issues ,if any H GROUND WATER RESOURES 1 Latest Assessment Year 2017 2 Assessment Unit Block 3 Annual Extractable GW Resource (ham) 6197.14 4 Current Annual GW Resource (ham) 4666.3 5 Net GW Availability for future use (ham) Allocation- Domestic - 765, Irrigation-1181.21 6 Stage of GW Extraction (%) 75.30% 7 Category of block / taluk /2017 Semi – Critical 8 Category of block / taluk /in previous 2013 2011 2009 2004 assessments Semi Semi Semi Semi Critical Critical Critical Critical I WATER-RELATED SCHEMES 1 Schemes with a bearing on ground water, being implemented in the block /taluk Centrally Sponsored/ Central i) MGNREGS ( 60 % Part Budget ) Sector Scheme ii) PMKSY-WDC iii) PMKSY-PDMC iv) BUNDELKHAND PACKAGE State Scheme i) MGNREGS ( 40 % Part Budget ) ii) - iii) - iv) - J GROUND WATER RELATED ISSUES 1 GROUND WATER RELATED ISSUES OF THE BLOCK i) Issues related to GW : Sustainability issues Availability ii) Issues related to GW : Isolated Pockets of Nitrate and Fluoride quality iii) Other issues if any : - TABLE - 1 BASIC DATA OF WATER LEVEL (WL)/WATER QUALITY (WQ) WELLS State Madhya Pradesh District Niwari Block Niwari ) S. Well No. Name of Latitude Longitude ) No. Village /PZ) WQ) m.agl SGWD) CGWB/ CGWB/ (m.amsl) Lithology Purpose of of Purpose monitoring monitoring Monitoring Monitoring Type of well of well Type Point ( Point Diameter (m Diameter Depth (m.bgl) Depth Aquifer type / type Aquifer Reduced Level Level Reduced Agency ( Agency (WL/WQ/ WL & WL (WL/WQ/ (DW/ BW/ TW (DW/ BW/ DW/LR/ Telemetry) DW/LR/ Height of Measuring Measuring of Height mechanism (Manual/ (Manual/ mechanism 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 1 TKM001-OW Jijora 25° 25' 55.042" 78° 40' 1.223" D. W 213.18 Phreatic/Granite 0.5 13.9 4.90 W.L. & W.Q Manual SGWD 2 TKM002-OW Baghat 25° 28' 4.474" 78° 46' 52.251" D. W 180.625 Phreatic/Granite 1.2 10.3 4.40 W.L. & W.Q Manual SGWD 3 TKM003-OW Orcha 25°21'06" 78°38'23" D. W 215.73 Phreatic/Granite 0.95 17.35 4.50 W.L. & W.Q Manual SGWD 4 TKM0004-OW Taricher Kala 25° 24' 33.877" 78° 53' 31.945" D. W 228.995 Phreatic/Granite 1 10.9 4.20 W.L. & W.Q Manual SGWD 5 TKM005-OW Sendri 25° 31' 23.788" 78° 54' 23.431" D. W 199.775 Phreatic/Granite 0.7 10.55 7.00 W.L. & W.Q Manual SGWD 6 TKM007-OW Niwari 25°20'50" 78°48'11" D. W 236.77 Phreatic/Granite 1.95 11.9 4.40 W.L. & W.Q Manual SGWD 7 TKM008-OW Teharka 25° 17' 36.733" 78° 55' 17.763" D. W 261.36 Phreatic/Granite 0.4 6.8 4.20 W.L. & W.Q Manual SGWD 8 TKM061-OW Ladwari 25° 15' 47.100" 78° 45' 7.260" D. W 248.35 Phreatic/Granite 1.55 9.6 2.77 W.L. & W.Q Manual SGWD 9 TKM062-OW Kuluwa 25° 17' 55.117" 78° 46' 43.252" D. W 238.72 Phreatic/Granite 1.05 14.6 2.90 W.L. & W.Q Manual SGWD 10 TKM063A-OW Mudara 25° 21' 33.852" 78° 50' 18.710" D. W 239.74 Phreatic/Granite 0.5 13.5 3.90 W.L. & W.Q Manual SGWD 11 TKM064-OW Urdora 25° 19' 43.391" 78° 55' 15.519" D. W 219.43 Phreatic/Granite 0.5 5.2 5.00 W.L. & W.Q Manual SGWD 12 TKM065-OW Chakarpur 25° 17' 20.088" 78° 31' 6.511" D. W 217.6 Phreatic/Granite 0.7 11.15 3.45 W.L. & W.Q Manual SGWD 13 TKM066A-OW Puchhi karguwa 25° 27' 7.059" 78° 49' 32.052" D. W 189.18 Phreatic/Granite 0.85 12.65 3.60 W.L. & W.Q Manual SGWD 14 TKM067-OW Shakti Bhauro 25° 30' 12.166" 78° 50' 59.067" D. W 189.375 Phreatic/Granite 1.7 10.1 4.45 W.L. & W.Q Manual SGWD 15 TKM075-OW Gurh Kudar 25⁰29'14" 79⁰54'38" D. W 213.76 Phreatic/Granite 0.9 13.05 2.90 W.L. & W.Q Manual SGWD 16 Tikm001-PZ Orchha 25° 21' 11.22" 78° 38' 12.17" B.W 220.07 Phreatic/Granite 1 30 0.15 W.L. & W.Q Manual SGWD 17 Tikm002-PZ Mudara 25° 21' 33.85" 78° 50' 18.71" B.W 232.56 Phreatic/Granite 1 30 0.15 W.L. & W.Q Manual SGWD 18 Tikm003-PZ Uboura 25° 25' 35.59" 78° 54' 41.05" B.W 233.76 Phreatic/Granite 1 30 0.15 W.L. & W.Q Manual SGWD 19 Tikm005-PZ Niwari 25° 21' 16.68" 78° 48' 15.00" B.W 239.48 Phreatic/Granite 1 30 0.15 W.L. & W.Q Manual SGWD 20 W252045078480001 Niwari (D) 25° 21' 08.99" 78° 48' 20.00" B.W. - Phreatic/Granite - 62 - W.L. & W.Q Manual CGWB 21 W252041078480401 Niwari New 25° 20' 40.99" 78° 48' 03.99" D.W - Phreatic/Granite - 10.90 - W.L. & W.Q Manual CGWB Table 2 HISTORICAL WATER LEVEL (WL) DATA OF MONITORING WELLS State Madhya Pradesh District Niwari Block Niwari Month of Pre-monsoon Water Level Measurement (May) May M Month of Post-monsoon water Level measurement (November) November Depth to water level (m.bgl) Sl. Well No. Well Village Name 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 No Type Pre- Post- Pre- Post- Pre- Post- Pre- Post- Pre- Post- Mon. Mon. Mon. Mon. Mon. Mon. Mon. Mon. Mon. Mon. 1 TKM001-OW D. W Jijora 12.15 11.10 12.50 7.90 12.70 9.00 10.80 6.1 7.90 5.30 2 TKM002-OW D. W Baghat 8.40 7.15 10.30 7.35 10.30 10.15 10.30 5.25 10.30 3.10 3 TKM0004-OW D. W Taricher Kala 10.10 9.90 10.90 10.00 10.90 10.10 10.90 3.85 10.90 3.50 4 TKM005-OW D. W Sendri 10.30 8.70 9.10 8.10 9.70 9.15 9.90 5 9.30 6.90 5 TKM008-OW D. W Teharka 10.10 9.10 6.80 6.30 6.80 6.40 6.80 2.35 6.80 4.10 6 TKM061-OW D.
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