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Assessment of Irrigation Potential Created in AIBP funded 50 Irrigation Projects in India using Cartosat Satellite Data (Phase-II)

Eastern Ganga Canal Project

Submitted to Central Water Commission Ministry of Water Resources Govt. of India, New Delhi

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Prepared by Water Resources Group Remote Sensing Applications Area National Remote Sensing Centre (NRSC) ISRO, Department of Space, Government of India Balanagar, Hyderabad

July 2012

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DOCUMENT CONTROL SHEET

1. Security Classification For Official Use only 2. Distribution NRSC / ISRO, Central Water Commission / MoWR Report / Document (b) Revision 3. (a) Issue no. 01 version & Date 4. Report / Document Type Project Report Document Control 5. NRSC - RSAA –WRG -AIBP50-Jul- 2012-TR-424 Number Assessment of Irrigation Potential Created in AIBP funded 50 6. Title Irrigation Projects in India using Cartosat Satellite Data – Eastern Ganga Canal Project Pages Figures Tables References 7. Particulars of collation 85 3 3 3 8. Project Team /Authors Dr. A.V. Suresh Babu, S/E-SF, WRG (Team Leader) NRSC Shri. M. SHANKER, S/E-SF, WRG (Project Convenor) Dr. V. Venkateshwar Rao , GH (WRG) Partner Institute: Dr. B. R. Nikam, S/E -SD, WRD,ER&SSG IIRS, ISRO, Dehradun Dr. S. P. Aggarwal, HWRD, ER&SSG 9. Affiliation of authors NRSC Hyderabad, & IIRS, Dehradun, ISRO Guidance / Reviewed by: 10. Scrutiny mechanism Dr. V. Venkateshwar Rao , GH (WRG), RSA, NRSC Dr S. K. Saha, Dean (A) & GD, ER&SSG, IIRS Approved /Controlled by : Dr Y.V.N. Krishnamurthy

DD (Remote Sensing Applications) 11. Originating unit nrsc/ISROWRG / RSAA / NRSC Sponsor(s) / Name and Central Water Commission (CWC) / MOWR, 12. Address Govt. of India, New Delhi 13. Date of Initiation 01.05.2011 14. Date of Publication 25.07.2012 16 Abstract: The assessment of irrigation potential using high resolution Cartosat data under AIBP component of Eastern Ganga Canal Project is presented in this report. The details of satellite data along with methodology aspects of irrigation infrastructure, details including their status is furnished. The report also provides the irrigation potential assessment based on satellite derived irrigation infrastructure and its comparison with planned irrigation potential targets. The report provides information on the canal-wise status of irrigation potential creation in the project.

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ACKNOWLEDGMENT

The National Remote Sensing Centre (NRSC) acknowledges with great appreciation for the initiative taken by the Planning Commission and Ministry of Water Resources (MoWR), Government of India in entrusting the present study on “Assessment of Irrigation Potential Created in AIBP funded 50 Irrigation Projects in India using Cartosat Satellite Data”.

The project team acknowledges the inspiring guidance and support received from Shri. Dhruv Vijay Singh, Secretary to the Government of India, Ministry of Water Resources (MoWR) and Shri R.C. Jha, Chairman, CWC and Shri. Rajesh Kumar, Member, WP&P , Central Water Commission (CWC).

We also place on record our sincere thanks to Shri. Ramesh Grover , CE(PMO) and all Directors and Deputy Directors (PMO), CWC New Delhi for their kind support in executing the Project . We also place on record our sincere thanks to all former CE’s(PMO), CWC, New Delhi for their support in conceptualizing and initiating this project.

Dr. K. Radhakrishnan, Chairman, Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) and the Secretary, Department of Space, under whose inspiring leadership the remote sensing programme in the country is being carried out, has provided valuable guidance for the execution of this study. The project team is grateful to Dr. V. K. Dadhwal, Director, NRSC and Dr Y.V.N.Krishnamurthy, Deputy Director (Remote Sensing Applications Area), NRSC for providing inspiring guidance, necessary support and encouragement during the course of the study.

Thanks are due to Dr. P S. Roy, Director, IIRS, and Dr. S. K. Saha, Dean Academics and Group Director, ER&SSG, IIRS for the institutional support for the project. The project team would like to thank Shri. Sanjiv Aggarwal, then Director Monitoring, CWC, Agra, Chief Engineer, EGC, Moradabad and SE, EGC Haridwarnrsc/ISRO & Bijnor for providing field data and necessary support for the execution of the project.

We also thank Shri. G. Behera, Former Deputy Director (RS&GIS-AA) and Dr J.R.Sharma, Chief General Manager (Regional Centres) & Former Group Director (Water Resources Group) for their guidance and support for successful completion of the project. Thanks are due to Shri A. Lesslie, S/E- ‘SD’ and Dr M. V. Ravikumar, Head, ASD & CID for support in Development of Geodatabase Model. Co-operation extended by all the colleagues of Water Resources Division, and colleagues in other areas of NRSC for the successful completion of the project is acknowledged.

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Executive Summary

The present study has been conducted with an aim of assessing irrigation potential created in AIBP (Accelerated Irrigation Benefit Program) funded irrigation projects through mapping of irrigation infrastructure using Cartosat (2.5 m resolution) satellite data. This report deals with results of satellite data analysis of Eastern Ganga Canal Project.

Orthorectified Cartosat satellite data of 2.5m resolution was utilized to extract irrigation infrastructure (canal network, associated structures). Based on the satellite derived information in terms of number of canals, their physical status and hydraulic connectivity from the source, irrigation potential created in a project was assessed by comparing with planned / design – canal-wise irrigation potentials. All the geospatial information generated in the study is organized in a systematic geodatabase using a schema developed for the project.

Eastern Ganga Canal Project includes Eastern Ganga Main Canal, which bifurcates into Najibabad Branch Canal System and Nehtaur Branch Canal System after supplying water to Chandok Branch Canal System and Nagina Branch Canal System. The main canal also feeds to Kangri Minor, Gulawali Distributary, Ranipur Minor and Kisanpur Minor. The EGC project irrigates the command through one main canal, five branch canals, thirty-seven distributaries and 196 minors. Reported irrigation potential under AIBP is 72286 Ha. Since the information about the components under AIBP was not available, hence EGC project ultimate irrigation potential (105000 Ha) is used as target potential. Data/information about 277.36 Ha of irrigation potential was not available hence, this amount is considered as balance in final Balance IP estimation.

Based on the satellite derived irrigation infrastructure status, the irrigation potential creation estimated is 88393.90 Ha against the target potential (AIBP+ Non AIBP) of 105000 Ha. Hence, there is balance irrigation potential of around 16606.14 Ha to be created in the project. The balance is from all the branch canals viz. Chandok Branch (566.8 Ha), Nagina Branch (6035.1 Ha), Najibabad Branch (1687.5 Ha), Alawalpur Branch (2750.0 Ha) and Nehtaur Branch (4927.52 Ha).

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CONTENTS

S.No Particulars Page No Document Control Sheet i Acknowledgment ii Executive Summary iii Contents iv List of Tables iv List of Figures iv 1. Introduction 1 1.1 Background 1 1.2 Study Objectives 2 2. Study area 2 2.1 Eastern Ganga Canal Project 2 2.2 AIBP Component 4 3. Data used 4 3.1 Satellite data used 4 3.2 Ancillary /field data used 5 4. Methodology 6 5. Assessment of irrigation infrastructure &irrigation potential created 6 Annexure - I : Salient features of Project 45 Annexure –II : Details of Methodology 46 Annexure – III : Profile of Project 53 Annexure –IV :Glossary 84 LIST OF TABLES Table.1 Satellite data used in the study 4 Table.2 Irrigation Infrastructurenrsc/ISRO Assessment 14 Table.3 Irrigation Potential Assessment 29 LIST OF FIGURES Figure.1 Location map 3 Figure.2 Satellite data coverage 5 Figure.3 Map showing satellite derived irrigation infrastructure and Potential 44 created

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1. Introduction

1.1. Background

The Accelerated Irrigation Benefit Program (AIBP) was conceived in the year 1996 by Government of India in order to provide financial assistance to the States to complete various identified ongoing irrigation projects in the country so that envisaged irrigation potential of the project could be created and thereby extend irrigation to more areas. AIBP was aimed at twin benefits of accelerating the ongoing irrigation projects & realization of bulk benefits from completed irrigation projects

A total of 270 major and medium irrigation projects have been included under AIBP for which central assistance in the form of loan / grant. Out of 270 projects, 109 projects have been completed by March, 2009. Of the ultimate irrigation potential of 11.90 M.ha to be created under AIBP assisted major and medium projects; irrigation potential created up to March, 2009 was 5.49 M.ha, which is about 46.09% of the ultimate potential of these projects.

A comprehensive physical and financial monitoring of the projects covered under the AIBP is periodically done by the Central Water Commission with the help of its regional offices situated all over the country. With the advancement of Remote Sensing Satellites with high resolution sensors and the spatial information generation techniques, CWC / MoWR / Planning commission were keen in using spatial technologies for aiding in regular monitoring of AIBP funded projects to assess the Irrigation Potential creation.

The successful results arising out of two studies covering Upper Krishna Project (UKP)and Teesta irrigation projects demonstrated the utility of high resolution satellite data for monitoring the progress of ongoing irrigation projects. Therefore, it was decided by Planning Commission / Ministry of Water Resources in consultation with NRSC to take up the project on a National scale covering allnrsc/ISRO AIBP Projects with an estimated irrigation potential of 10 Million ha spread across different States in India using Cartosat data.

During 2007-09 period, NRSC had already completed 53 irrigation projects funded by AIBP scheme covering an I.P target area of 5.45 M.ha. across 18 States in India with the help of select State Remote Sensing / Academic institutes. Meanwhile, CWC / MoWR has requested NRSC to take up additional 50 irrigation projects covering 8.5 lakh ha spread across 14 States vide letter No. CWC I.D. No. 5/8/W03-Mon. (N)/851 dated 31/12/2008 and No.31/17/2006- project dated 3/2/2009. Hence, NRSC submitted the proposal to CWC, New Delhi vide letter No. NRSC/RS&GIS-AA/AIBP dated 04.03.2009.

The above proposal was approved by CWC and has conveyed its approval to NRSC vide order No. 5/8(A)/2009-Mon(N)/2617-2623 dated 21st June 2010 to take up the above project. NRSC

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1.2. Study objectives

 Inventory and mapping of irrigation infrastructure consisting of canal network , cross drainage, irrigation and other related structures.  Assessment of Irrigation Potential (I.P) created as on March 2010 or as on Cartosat data acquisition period.

2. Study Area

2.1. Eastern Ganga Canal Project

Eastern Ganga Canal Project is located in Bijnor and Haridwar districts of Uttar Pradesh and Uttarakhand envisages the utilization of surplus water of river Ganga during monsson for the development of Kharif cultivation in the districts of Bijnor, Moradabad and Haridwar. The head works of Eastern Ganga canal project is situated in Haridwar district across the river Ganga. The main canal takes off from already constructed Bhimgaoda Barrage at Haridwar and is 48.67 Km long, the head discharge in the main canal is around 164.3 cumec with 26.90 cumec for silt ejector. There are five branch canals in this system namely Chandak, Najibabad, Nagina, Nehtaur and Alawalpur Branch with total of 155 Km in length and around 1489 Km of distribution network. The proposed GCA of the project is 3.01 Lakh Ha. The CCA of EGC project is 2.33 Lakh Ha and Ultimate irrigation Potential of the project is 1.05 Lakh Ha.

The location map of the project is shown in Figure.1. Salient features of the project are provided in Annexure-I.

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Figure.1. Location Map

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2.2. AIBP Component

The project was started during 1980-81 and the project has received the Central Loan Assistance under AIBP since 1999-2000. The Central Loan Assistance under AIBP was provided as part of total budget requirement of entire project. As per report provided by Superintending Engineer E.G.C.C.C. Haridwar the irrigation potential crated before AIBP is 32714.00 Ha, since the information about the exact location of AIBP components in the Eastern Ganga Canal Project was not available, so infrastructure and irrigation potential of entire project is assessed using satellite data. The project Ultimate Irrigation Potential is assumed as target potential.

Eastern Ganga Canal Project includes Eastern Ganga Main Canal and five branch canals with a target Irrigation Potential 105000 Ha.

3. Data Used

3.1 Satellite Data Used

The details of Orthorectified Cartosat satellite data (PAN sensor, 2.5m spatial resolution) is provided in Table.1 along with layout. Each scene is ortho rectified (7.5’X7.5’) product and the entire study area was covered by 35 scenes. Figure.2 shows the overview of the satellite data acquired for the study area overlaid with AIBP component boundary.

Table-1 Satellite data used in the study

S.No Satellite/Sensor Path/Row Date of satellite overpass 1 Cartosat-1(PAN) 0528-0260 02 NOV 2010 2 Cartosat-1(PAN) 0528-0261 02 NOV 2010 3 Cartosatnrsc/ISRO-1(PAN) 0528-0260 02 NOV 2010 4 Cartosat-1(PAN) 0528-0261 02 NOV 2010 5 Cartosat-1(PAN) 0528-0261 02 NOV 2010 6 Cartosat-1(PAN) 0529-0261 22 OCT 2010 7 Cartosat-1(PAN) 0529-0261 22 OCT 2010 8 Cartosat-1(PAN) 0527-0261 15 MAR 2009 9 Cartosat-1(PAN) 0528-0261 02 NOV 2010 10 Cartosat-1(PAN) 0529-0261 22 OCT 2010 11 Cartosat-1(PAN) 0530-0262 11 OCT 2010 12 Cartosat-1(PAN) 0530-0261 11 OCT 2010 13 Cartosat-1(PAN) 0528-0262 02 NOV 2010 14 Cartosat-1(PAN) 0528-0262 02 NOV 2010

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15 Cartosat-1(PAN) 0529-0262 22 OCT 2010 16 Cartosat-1(PAN) 0530-0262 11 OCT 2010 17 Cartosat-1(PAN) 0530-0262 11 OCT 2010 18 Cartosat-1(PAN) 0528-0263 02 NOV 2010 19 Cartosat-1(PAN) 0529-0262 22 OCT 2010 20 Cartosat-1(PAN) 0529-0263 22 OCT 2010 21 Cartosat-1(PAN) 0530-0263 11 OCT 2010 22 Cartosat-1(PAN) 0531-0262 09 NOV 2008 23 Cartosat-1(PAN) 0528-0263 02 NOV 2010 24 Cartosat-1(PAN) 0529-0263 22 OCT 2010 25 Cartosat-1(PAN) 0529-0263 22 OCT 2010 26 Cartosat-1(PAN) 0530-0263 11 OCT 2010 27 Cartosat-1(PAN) 0531-0263 09 NOV 2008 28 Cartosat-1(PAN) 0528-0264 02 NOV 2010 29 Cartosat-1(PAN) 0529-0264 22 OCT 2010 30 Cartosat-1(PAN) 0530-0264 11 OCT 2010 31 Cartosat-1(PAN) 0530-0264 11 OCT 2010 32 Cartosat-1(PAN) 0528-0264 02 NOV 2010 33 Cartosat-1(PAN) 0529-0264 22 OCT 2010 34 Cartosat-1(PAN) 0530-0264 11 OCT 2010 35 Cartosat-1(PAN) 0530-0264 11 OCT 2010

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Layout of Cartosat data scenes

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Figure.2.Satellite data coverage (Eastern Ganga Canal Project)

3.2. Ancillary Data Used

The following ancillary data was used:

 Index map of the Project area.  Index map showing distributaries.  Tree diagrams (showing chainage and length of all the branch canals, distributaries, minors and sub-minors along with location of irrigation structures) of canal networks.

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 Statements showing chainage, length, ICA, IP proposed and IP created for canals and outlets under each distributary.

4. Methodology

5. Assessment of Irrigation Infrastructure and irrigation potential created

Eastern Ganga Canal (EGC) Project includes Eastern Ganga Main Canal, which bifurcates into Najibabad Branch Canal System and Nehtaur Branch Canal System after supplying water to Chandok Branch Canal System and Nagina Branch Canal System. The main canal also feeds to Kangri Minor, Gulawali Distributary, Ranipur Minor and Kisanpur Minor. The EGC project irrigates the command through one main canal, five branch canals, thirty-seven distributaries and 196 minors. Reported irrigation potential under AIBP is 72286 Ha. Since the information about the components under AIBP was not available, hence EGC project ultimate irrigation potential (105000 Ha) is used as target potential. Data/information about 277.36 Ha of irrigation potential was not available hence, this amount is considered as balance in final Balance IP estimation.

Satellite derived irrigation infrastructure assessment indicates that there are several gaps in stretches in various minors/distributaries across all branches. Canal-wise information on the satellite derived lengths,nrsc/ISRO chainages, physical progress, information on gaps and the corresponding design values are provided in Table.2. The status of each of the canal was also provided. The gaps observed at branch level are briefly summarized in this section along with the corresponding Irrigation Potential balance.

Based on the satellite derived irrigation infrastructure status, the irrigation potential creation estimated is 88393.90 Ha against the target potential (AIBP+ Non AIBP) of 105000 Ha. Hence, there is balance irrigation potential of around 16606.14 Ha to be created in the project. View of Cartosat images captured in Gap locations are provided in Annexure –III. Canal-wise irrigation potential information is provided in Table.3. The balance IP is 566.8 Ha from Chandok Branch system, 6035.1 Ha from Nagina Branch system, 1687.5 Ha from Najibabad Branch system, 2750.0 Ha from Alawalpur Branch system, 4927.52 Ha Nehtaur Branch system,

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361.80 Ha from minors directly offtaking from main canal & 277.36 Ha for which information is not available and totally contributing to 16606.14 Ha

Summary of Results

S.No Details Irrigation Potential (Ha) 1 Ultimate irrigation potential 105000.00 2 IP created before AIBP 32714.00 3 Targeted Irrigation Potential under AIBP component 72286.00 4 Satellite derived Irrigation Potential created 88393.90 (AIBP+Non AIBP) 5 Satellite derived – Balance Irrigation Potential 16606.14 (AIBP+Non AIBP) 6 Ultimate Irrigation Potential created (As per CWC 101256.00 Report,2008) (AIBP+Non AIBP) 7 Balance Irrigation Potential (As per CWC Report,2008) 3744.00 (AIBP+Non AIBP) 8 Irrigation Potential created (As per field Report) 104756.00 (AIBP+Non AIBP) 9 Balance Irrigation Potential (As per field Report) 244.00 (AIBP+Non AIBP)

10. Critical gap areas The branch/ Dy/Minors wise gap details are provided in page.10 nrsc/ISRO

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Sr. Name of Status of Gaps/Hydraulic connectivity Balance No. Canal IP (ha) 1 Direct  Kangri Lt and Rt Mr : Offtake from Main Canal; Cross section of minors appears to be very small and 361.80 offtakes disturbed . Could not be delineated from satellite data. This is confirmed with field verification and is from Main conducive for water release. Canal 2 Chandok  Raipur Mr : Offtake from Mandawali Dy; 1.049 Km length pending at CH: 3.05 Km 566.8 Branch  Shyamiwala Mr : Offtake from Sabalgarh Dy; 0.250 Km length pending at CH: 1.92 Km Canal  Budgari Mr : Offtake from Budgara Dy; Yet to be taken up System  Inampura Mr : Offtake from Madawar Dy; 1.095 Km length pending at CH: 4.30 Km

 Kabulpur Mr: Offtake from Raipur Dy; 1.031 m length pending at CH: 0.77 Km  Husainpur Mr : Offtake from Raipur Dy; A Gap at CH: 3.04 km of length 57 m  Jahangirpur Mr: Offtake from Raipur Dy; 2 Gaps of lengths 654 m & 109 m at CH 0.0 km & 1.27 Km  Bhawanipur Mr: Offtake from Raipur Dy; A Gap of length 73 m at CH 1.06 Km  Rafipur Mohan Mr: Offtake from Raipur Dy; 0.587 Km length pending at CH: 4.62 Km 3 Nagina  Ajupura Dy: Offtake from Nagina Branch; 2 Gaps of lengths 335.5 m & 76.2 m at CH: 4.17 Km & 4.7 Km 6035.1 Branch  Bundki Mr: Offtake from Ajupura Dy; Not Hydraulically Connect to Source due to Gaps in Ajupura Dy Canal  Kotra Dy: Offtake from Nagina Branch; 4 Gaps of lengths 529.5 m, 198.5 m, 289.6 m & 83 m at CH: System 15.2 Km, 16.6 Km, 17.05 Km & 27.84 Km  Jamalpur Dy : Offtake fromnrsc/ISRO Kotra Dy; 2 Gaps of lengths 137 m & 67.4 m at CH: 1.63 Km & 2.70 Km  Hakikatpur Mr, Dhakka Mr, Shehbazpur Mr, Sedhi Mr : Offtake from Jamalpur Dy; Not Hydraulically Connect to Source due to Gaps in Jamalpur Dy  Jaitra Mr, Mirjapur Mr, Nasirpur Mr, Nindru Mr, Mankuan Mr, Shivpuri Mr, Paunti Mr, Akabarabad Mr,

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Taharpur Mr, Bakshanpur Mr, Kasmabad Mr : Offtake from Kotra Dy; Not Hydraulically Connect to Source due to Gaps in Kotra Dy  Ahmadpur Mr: Offtake from Jahangeerabad Mr; A Gap of length 209.2 m at CH: 1.42 Km 4 Najibabad  Shahapur Mr: Offtake from Ganj Dy; A Gap of length 124 m at CH: 1.49 Km (Gap due to MGC Ph-II) 1687.5 Branch  Bijnore Dy: Offtake from Najibabad Branch; 2 Gaps of lengths 191.6 m & 115.3 m at CH: 10.6 Km & Canal 12.73 Km System  Itawa Dy: Offtake from Bijnore Dy; 2 Gaps of lengths 996.9 m & 174 m at CH: 0.14 Km & 4.23 Km  Fareedpur Mr: Offtake from Bijnore Dy; 3 Gaps of lengths 131, 69.5 & 108 m at CH: 7.94, 8.26 & 8.61 Km 5 Alawalpur  Akbarabad Mr-II : Offtake from Alawalpur Branch; A Gap of length 56.7 m at CH: 0.5 Km 2750.0 Branch  Shernagar Mr: Offtake from Alawalpur Branch; 2 Gaps of lengths 202 m & 70 m at CH: 3.2 Km & 6.4 Km Canal  Munampur Mr: Offtake from Alawalpur Branch; 2 Gaps of lengths 120.6 m & 116.6 m at CH: 6.26 & System 7.72 Km

 Nurpur Dy: Offtake from Alawalpur Branch; 2 Gaps of lengths 165 m & 698.3 m at CH: 14.09 Km & 14.67 Km  Sjauli Mr: Offtake from Nurpur Dy; 1.439 Km length pending at CH: 0.16 Km  Asadpur Dhamraula Mr: Offtake from Nurpur Dy; A Gap of length 144 m at CH: 4.58 Km  Tandera Mr: Offtake from Nurpur Dy; A Gap of length 1111 m at CH: 0.8 Km  Jheeran Mr: Offtake from Nurpur Dy; 2.770 Km length pending at CH: 1.43 Km  Tigri Mr I: Offtake from Alawalpur Branch; A Gap of length 44.9 m at CH: 0.45 Km  Tigri Mr II: Offtake from Alawalpurnrsc/ISRO Branch; A Gap of length 65 m at CH: 1.04 Km  Malwa Mr & Najarpur Billoch Mr: Offtake from Nurpur Dy; Not hydraulically connected to source due to Gap in Nurpur Dy 6 Nehtaur  Meemla Mr I: Offtake from Faridpur Mann Mr; Length is short by 0. 316 Km 4927.52

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Branch  Gangora Shekh Mr: Offtake from Haldaur Dy; A Gap of length 254 m at CH: 1.22 Km Canal  Shekhupur Dy : Offtake from Haldaur Dy; A Gap of length 68 m at CH: 34.66 Km System  Jhalu Mr: Offtake from Shekhupur Dy; 1.340 Km length pending at CH: 0.36 Km

 Haldaur Mr: Offtake from Shekhupur Dy; A Gap of length 128 m at CH: 0.87 Km  Aurangabad Sikanderpur Mr : Offtakes from Shekhupur Dy; A Gap of Length 61 m at CH: 9.30 Km  Kherpur Jagir Mr: Offtake from Aurangabad Sikanderpur Mr; 5 Gaps of lengths 705 m, 91 m, 52 m, 100 m & 185 m at CH: 0.95 Km, 2.01 Km, 2.43 Km, 2.66 Km & 3.6 Km  Imalia Mr: Offtake from Aurangabad Sikanderpur Mr; A Gap of length 87 m at CH: 6.08 Km  Rustampur Mr: Offtake from Aurangabad Sikanderpur Mr; 5 Gaps of lengths 261 m, 34 m, 199 m, 123 m & 249 m at CH: 2.99 Km,6.45 Km,7.82 Km, 8.34 Km & 8.5 Km  Jhujha Mr : Offtake from Shekhupur Dy; 3 Gaps of lengths 100 m, 252 m & 370 m at 3.6 Km, 5.04 & 5.49 Km  Uladara Mr: Offtake from Shekhupur Dy; Not hydraulically connected to source due to Gap in Shekhupur Dy  Dhabi Mr: Offtake from Shekhupur Dy; A Gap of Length 30 m at CH: 2.2 Km  Kheda Mr, Jafarpur Mr, & Shahapur Dhanauri Mr: Offtake from Dhabi Mr; Not hydraulically connected to source due to Gap in Dhabi Mr  Faridpur Dargo Mr: Offtake from Nehtaur Branch; A Gap of length 63 m at CH: 3.8 Km  Rukanpur Mr: Offtake from Nehtaur Branch; 1.238 Km length pending at CH: 4.76 Km  Dawarpur Mr: Offtake from Nehtaur Branch; 0. 460 Km length pending at CH: 5.64 Km  Sallarpur Mr: Offtake fromnrsc/ISRO Jhalu Dy; 3 Gaps of length 21 m, 585 m & 70 m at CH:0.63, 1.08 & 1.15 Km  Jhal Mr: Offtake from Nehtaur Branch; 0.824 Km length pending at CH: 6.79 Km  Uleda Mr: Offtake from Nehtaur Branch; 2 Gaps of lengths 44 m & 31 m at Ch: 6.37 km & 6.45 Km  Matlabpur Mr: Offtake from Sultanpur Dy; 0.953 Km length pending at CH: 4.70 Km

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 Dheewarpur Mr: Offtake from Matlabpur Mr; A Gap of length 6 m at CH: 4.87 Km  Sabdalpur Mr: Offtake from Shamipur Mr; 2 Gaps of lengths 229 m & 105 m at CH: 9.5 Km & 10.296 Km  Jainabad Thait Mr: Offtake from Lakhmidhar Dy; 2 Gaps of lengths 45 m & 31 m at CH: 0 Km & 6.7 Km  Bakaina Dy: Offtake from Nehtaur Branch; A Gap of length 52 m at CH: 32.06 Km  Chandpur Mr: Offtake from Bakaina Dy; 0. 850 Km length pending at CH: 8.15 Km  Mathura Das Mr: Offtake from Bakaina Dy; 3 Gaps of lengths 157, 73 & 63 m at CH: 1.18, 1.69 & 1.82 Km  Sansarpur Mr: Offtake from Bakaina Dy; A Gap of length 138 m at CH: 3.11 Km  Sundra Mr: Offtake from Sansarpur Mr; 2 Gaps of lengths 154 m & 38 m at CH: 0.05 Km & 2.95 Km  Rahatpur Mr: Offtake from Bakaina Dy; Yet to be taken up  Meemla Mr II : Offtake from Najibpur Mr; length is short by 360 m

Data is not available for (Ha) = 277.36 Total Irrigation Potential Balance (Ha) = 16577.16

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Table 2: Irrigation Infrastructure Assessment

Cana Name of the Canal Proposed - Satellite Derived Percentage of Remarks lID Planned -From Physical Progress field reports Level1 Level2 Level3 Level4 Level5 Level6 and Off Canal Off Total Canal Based Based on above take - Length take - Canal continuo on Canal km - km km Lengt us total length h - km Length Canal continuo from off length us from take - off take km 1 Eastern Ganga Main Canal 0.00 48.55 0.00 48.67 48.67 100 100 Completed

3 Chandok Branch 30.78 22.30 31.03 22.34 22.34 100 100 Completed

4 Mandawali Dy. 3.30 17.30 3.35 17.31 17.31 100 100 Completed

5 Daudpur Mr 1.07 3.73 1.06 3.44 3.44 92 92 Completed*

6 Rafipur Mohan Mr 2.34 5.20 2.37 4.62 4.62 89 89 Incomplete; 0.587 Km pending at CH: 4.62 Km 7 Musapur Mr 7.02 2.07 7.02 1.93 1.93 93 93 Completed*

8 Sikroda Mr 8.17 2.80 8.16 2.71 2.71 97 97 Completed*

9 Rajpur Nabada Mr 9.80 1.96 9.81 1.91 1.91 97 97 Completed* 10 Sabalgarh Dy nrsc/ISRO3.30 5.60 3.35 5.64 5.64 100 100 Completed 11 Shyamiwala Mr 1.72 2.20 1.75 1.92 1.92 87 87 Incomplete ; 0.250 Km pending at CH: 1.92 Km 12 Ramdaswali Mr 3.52 2.60 3.59 2.65 2.65 100 100 Completed

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13 Raipur Khas Dy 7.66 11.67 7.65 11.61 11.61 99 99 Completed

14 Dahirpur Dy 1.09 5.90 1.11 5.95 5.95 100 100 Completed

15 Kathpur Mr 2.28 2.50 2.29 2.49 2.49 100 100 Completed

16 Jalpur Mr 2.64 2.55 2.65 2.48 2.48 97 97 Completed**

17 Sherpur Mr 3.50 2.35 3.56 2.34 2.34 99 99 Completed

18 Harewali Mr 5.80 2.95 5.82 2.97 2.97 100 100 Completed

19 Nagal Dy 12.19 10.35 12.19 10.40 10.40 100 100 completed

20 Saufatpur Mr 1.29 2.30 1.39 2.34 2.34 100 100 Completed

21 Kamrajpur Mr 4.95 6.10 4.98 6.12 6.12 100 100 Completed

22 Gauspur Mr 7.09 5.00 6.94 4.96 4.96 99 99 Completed

23 Sungarpur Mr 8.00 5.10 8.34 5.05 5.05 99 99 Completed

24 Budgara Dy 22.30 6.80 22.34 6.68 6.68 98 98 Completed

25 Budgari Mr 3.40 1.50 Yet to be taken up

26 Kailpur Mr 0.70 3.40 0.76 3.46 3.46 100 100 Completed

27 Madawar Dy 0.00 17.40 22.34 17.41 17.41 100 100 Completed

28 Devapur Mr 14.40 4.00 14.42 3.62 3.62 91 91 Completed ** 29 Maheshwari Dy nrsc/ISRO5.70 8.20 5.70 8.22 8.22 100 100 Completed 30 Sultanpur Mr 0.40 2.20 0.40 2.14 2.14 97 97 Completed*

31 Ratanpur Mr 7.18 3.57 7.18 3.40 3.40 95 95 Completed*

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32 Inampura Mr 11.70 5.40 11.70 4.30 4.30 80 80 Incomplete; 1.095 Km pending at CH: 4.30 Km 33 Shahjadpur Mr 14.08 2.83 14.09 2.87 2.87 100 100 Completed

34 Raipur Dy 22.30 14.35 22.34 14.52 14.52 100 100 Completed

35 Kabulpur Mr 1.80 1.80 1.94 0.77 0.77 43 43 Incomplete; 1.031 Km pending at CH: 0.77 Km 36 Kisanpur Mr 4.95 4.35 5.04 4.36 4.36 100 100 Completed

37 Ramjiwala Mr 6.10 5.67 6.77 5.66 5.66 100 100 Completed

38 Husainpur Mr 12.04 4.02 12.16 3.93 3.04 98 76 Incomplete; 1 Gap exist at 3.04 Km of length 57 m 39 Dayalwala Mr 13.60 3.65 14.52 3.63 3.63 99 99 Completed

40 Jahangirpur Mr 11.44 3.08 12.34 0.80 0.00 26 0 Incomplete; 2 Gaps exits at 0.0 Km & 1.27 Km of lengths 654 m & 109 m 41 Bhawanipur Mr 1.80 2.80 1.89 1.26 1.06 45 38 Incomplete; 1 Gap exist at 1.06 Km of length 73 m 42 Raipur Mr 14.35 4.10 14.52 3.05 3.05 74 74 Incomplete; 1.049 Km pending at CH: 3.05 Km 43 Ferojpur Mr 5.85 5.10 5.75 5.00 5.00 98 98 Completed

44 Gulawali Dy 34.86 6.88 35.09 6.73 6.73 98 98 Completed

45 Gulawali Mr 5.10 3.85 5.16 3.82 3.82 99 99 Completed 46 Ranipur Mr nrsc/ISRO40.60 5.30 40.87 5.41 5.41 100 100 Completed 47 Nagina Branch 46.40 28.93 46.66 29.75 29.75 100 100 Completed

49 Kanakpur Mr 3.80 5.30 3.69 5.33 5.33 100 100 Completed

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50 Permawala Mr 5.30 5.60 6.58 5.53 5.53 99 99 Completed

51 Jhakaki Mr 7.75 3.32 7.83 3.30 3.30 99 99 Completed

52 Sipah Mr 7.75 4.50 7.83 4.52 4.52 100 100 Completed

53 Pooranpur Mr 12.20 6.03 12.49 6.00 6.00 100 100 Completed

54 Ajupura Dy 15.10 9.35 15.30 9.07 4.17 97 45 Incomplete; 2 Gaps exist at 4.17 Km & 4.7 Km of lengths 335.5 m & 76.2 m 55 Bundki Mr 4.50 6.00 4.81 5.98 0.00 100 0 Ajupura Dy is not hydraulically connected to source 56 Bhogli Mr 17.90 8.00 18.00 7.92 7.92 99 99 Completed

57 Makhdumpur Mr 11.60 2.65 11.69 2.79 2.79 100 100 Completed

58 Mathurapur Mr 17.90 1.20 18.00 1.23 1.23 100 100 Completed

59 Fizarpur Mr I 23.10 2.20 23.25 1.48 1.48 67 67 Completed *

60 Sirsi Mr Rt 2.15 1.90 0.00 1.91 1.91 100 100 Completed

61 Kadarpur Nanu Mr 11.60 1.73 11.69 1.69 1.69 98 98 Completed

62 Afzalpur Mr 5.10 4.00 0.00 4.00 4.00 100 100 Completed

64 Budhawala Dy 28.93 11.30 29.75 11.26 11.26 100 100 Completed

65 Kotra Dy 28.93 28.33 29.74 28.06 15.19 99 54 Incomplete; 4 Gaps exists at 15.2 Km, 16.6 Km, 17.05 Km & nrsc/ISRO 27.84 Km of lengths 529.5 m, 198.5 m, 289.6 m & 83 m 66 Lodhipur Dy 6.14 10.86 6.26 10.83 10.40 100 96 Completed

67 Nagli Mr 4.70 4.70 8.24 4.70 4.7 100 100 Completed

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68 Jamalpur Dy 7.13 15.50 7.41 15.29 1.63 99 10 Incomplete; 2 Gaps exists at 1.63 Km & 2.70 Km of lengths 137 m & 67.4 m 69 Hakikatpur Mr 3.30 3.95 1.73 3.94 0.00 100 0 Jamalpur Dy is not hydraulically connected to source 70 Dhakka Mr 7.47 1.80 5.78 1.86 0.00 100 0 Jamalpur Dy is not hydraulically connected to source 71 Shehbazpur Mr 10.90 2.30 9.56 1.94 0.00 84 0 Incomplete; 2 Gaps exists at 0.33 Km & 1.8 Km of lengths 151.4 m & 137.8 m 72 Sedhi Mr 4.15 4.50 2.44 4.11 0.00 91 0 Incomplete; 1 Gap exists at 1.75 km of length 433 m 73 Jahangeerabad Mr 10.90 7.10 11.92 7.14 7.14 100 100 Completed

74 Ahmadpur Mr 3.93 2.29 4.02 2.03 1.42 89 62 Incomplete; 1 Gap exists at 1.42 Km of length 209.2 m 75 Jaitra Mr 16.80 2.60 18.36 2.59 0.00 99 0 Kotra Dy is not hydraulically connected to source 76 Mirjapur Mr 18.88 5.90 19.25 5.68 0.00 96 0 Kotra Dy is not hydraulically connected to source 77 Nasirpur Mr 2.82 5.62 2.85 5.00 0.00 89 0 Incomplete; 1 Gap exists at 1.76 Km of length 767.6 m 78 Nindru Mr 20.75 2.95 22.24 2.93 0.00 99 0 Kotra Dy is not hydraulically connected to source 79 Mankuan Mr 21.65 6.40 22.95 6.07 0.00 95 0 Incomplete; 2 Gaps at CH: 5.52 Km & 5.54 Km of lengths 79 m & 316 m 80 Shivpuri Mr 4.00 6.70 3.99 6.65 0.00 99 0 Mankuan Mr is not hydraulically connected to source 81 Paunti Mrnrsc/ISRO 3.15 4.31 3.23 4.42 0.00 100 0 Shivpuri Mr is not hydraulically connected to source 82 Akabarabad 4.20 5.80 4.17 5.73 0.00 99 0 Shivpuri Mr is not hydraulically Mr connected to source

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83 Taharpur Mr 4.60 3.58 4.83 3.57 0.00 100 0 Shivpuri Mr is not hydraulically connected to source 85 Bakshanpur Mr 24.55 9.00 25.23 8.21 0.00 91 0 Incomplete; 1 Gap exists at 4.6 Km of length 210 m 86 Kasmabad Mr 2.65 4.70 2.66 2.28 0.00 49 0 Incomplete; 4 Gaps exists at 0.27 Km, 0.82 Km, 2.01 Km & 2.67 Km of lengths 102 m, 808 m, 71 m & 594.8 m 87 Kisanpur Mr 46.48 4.80 46.76 4.70 4.70 98 98 Completed

88 Najibabad Branch 48.55 25.20 48.64 24.98 24.98 99 99 Completed

89 Basheerpur Mr 2.77 2.00 2.81 2.00 2.00 100 100 Completed

90 Dhanaura Dy 2.78 7.15 2.81 7.06 7.06 99 99 Completed

91 Pratappur Dy 7.65 6.15 7.62 6.21 6.21 100 100 Completed

92 Dhaki Sadhu Mr 3.87 1.86 3.88 1.82 1.82 98 98 Completed

93 Rasulpur Mr 6.75 2.00 6.21 1.80 1.80 90 90 Completed **

94 Jwalilala Dy 11.00 7.15 10.88 7.04 7.04 98 98 Completed

95 Gazipur Dy 0.96 5.95 0.64 5.91 5.91 99 99 Completed

96 Hussainpur Dy I 13.15 8.74 12.90 8.62 8.62 99 99 Completed

97 Rafiqpur Mr 1.33 3.60 1.37 3.53 3.53 98 98 Completed

98 Bhagwanpur Mr 4.27 2.44 4.28 2.41 2.41 99 99 Completed

99 Bhanera Mr nrsc/ISRO15.70 2.50 15.47 3.53 3.53 100 100 Completed

100 Govindpur Mr 19.70 4.00 19.46 3.82 3.82 95 95 Completed *

102 Khasaur Dy 20.70 14.22 20.46 14.25 14.25 100 100 Completed

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103 Kiratpur Dy 22.10 8.10 22.68 8.10 8.10 100 100 Completed

104 Swaheri Mr 3.90 1.38 3.91 1.39 1.39 100 100 Completed

105 Ganj Dy 25.20 31.60 24.98 31.60 31.60 100 100 Completed

106 Jhalri Mr I 5.75 4.30 5.73 4.32 4.32 100 100 Completed

107 Aurangpur Hazi Mr 12.20 1.60 12.19 1.63 1.63 100 100 Completed

108 Aurangpur Hazi Dy 13.60 5.90 13.69 6.10 6.10 100 100 Completed

109 Jeetpur Mr 19.00 3.60 19.32 3.66 3.66 100 100 Completed

110 Sikandarpur Mr 1.23 2.00 1.26 2.00 2.00 100 100 Completed

111 Sikandarbad Dy 25.60 6.60 25.64 6.26 6.26 95 95 Completed *

112 Shahapur Mr 25.60 2.40 25.64 2.20 1.49 92 62 Incomplete; 1 Gap exists at 1.49 Km of length 124 m (Gap due to MGC Ph-II) 113 Bijnore Dy 25.20 14.00 24.98 13.46 10.61 96 76 Incomplete; 2 Gaps exists at 10.6 Km & 12.73 Km of lengths 191.6 m & 115.3 m 114 Itawa Dy 3.30 6.50 3.71 5.32 0.14 82 2 Incomplete; 2 Gaps exists at 0.14 Km & 4.23 Km of lengths 996.9 m & 174 m 115 Ahmadpur Mr 5.61 4.00 5.79 3.85 3.85 96 96 Completed*

116 Fareedpur Mr 8.47 8.75 8.51 8.59 7.94 98 91 Incomplete; 3 Gaps exists at 7.94 Km, 8.26 Km & 8.61 Km of lengths 131 m, 69.5 m & 108 m 117 Sadupur Mr nrsc/ISRO10.85 4.00 11.04 4.00 4.00 100 100 Completed 118 Nehtaur Branch 48.55 43.35 48.67 43.68 43.68 100 100 Completed

119 Hazipur Mr 0.10 2.40 0.26 2.32 2.32 97 97 Completed*

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120 Naqipur Mr 1.98 4.80 2.16 4.77 4.77 99 99 Completed

121 Agupura Mr 0.45 2.20 0.48 2.20 2.20 100 100 Completed

122 Begampur Mr 1.19 1.90 1.12 1.91 1.91 100 100 Completed

123 Khanpur Mr 4.63 7.10 4.70 7.11 7.11 100 100 Completed

124 Alawalpur Branch 4.63 35.50 4.79 35.52 35.52 100 100 Completed

125 Akbarabad Mr-II 4.48 5.60 4.92 5.49 0.51 98 9 Incomplete;1 Gap exists at 0.5 Km of length 56.7 m 126 Dhanauri Kunwar Mr 4.95 4.90 4.92 5.04 5.04 100 100 Completed

127 Chajjupura Mr 9.70 10.41 9.24 10.40 10.40 100 100 Completed

129 Mahu Dy 13.00 22.10 13.03 22.12 22.12 100 100 Completed

130 Malikapur Dehri Mr 2.20 5.06 2.30 5.09 5.09 100 100 Completed

131 Dhakauli Mr 22.92 1.50 22.87 1.50 1.50 100 100 Completed

132 Shernagar Mr 13.10 7.15 13.03 6.86 3.24 96 45 Incomplete; 2 Gaps exists at 3.2 Km & 6.4 Km of lengths 202 m & 70 m 133 Maanpur Mr 10.60 4.60 10.42 4.39 4.39 95 95 Completed*

134 Karaunda Mr I 15.80 2.54 15.75 2.57 2.57 100 100 Completed

135 Raipur Mr 18.30 3.28 18.25 3.31 3.31 100 100 Completed 136 Mirzapur Mr nrsc/ISRO1.25 3.40 1.22 3.28 3.28 96 96 Completed* 137 Nurpur Khedki Mr 26.20 2.20 26.06 2.20 2.20 100 100 Completed

138 Munampur Mr 29.80 8.61 29.72 8.31 6.27 97 73 Incomplete; 2 Gaps exists at 6.26 Km & 7.72 Km of lengths 120.6 m & 116.6 m

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139 Raipur Lakra Mr 33.95 5.15 33.93 5.01 5.01 97 97 Completed**

140 Nanhera Mr I 35.50 5.40 35.51 5.40 5.40 100 100 Completed

141 Nurpur Dy 35.50 22.26 35.52 21.21 14.09 95 63 Incomplete; 2 Gaps exists at 14.09 Km &14.67 Km of lengths 165 m & 698.3 m 142 Sjauli Mr 0.69 1.60 0.77 0.16 0.16 10 10 Incomplete; 1.439 Km pending at CH: 0.16 Km 143 Asadpur Dhamraula 4.80 7.15 4.92 7.03 4.58 98 64 Incomplete; 1 Gap exists at 4.58 Km of Mr length 144 m

144 Tandera Mr 6.14 4.90 6.09 3.88 0.81 79 17 Incomplete; 1 Gap exists at 0.8 Km of length 1111 m 145 Lutfipur Mr 10.27 1.28 10.26 1.24 1.24 97 97 Completed*

146 Jheeran Mr 11.20 4.20 11.16 1.43 1.43 34 34 Incomplete; 2.770 Km pending at CH: 1.43 Km 148 Tigri Mr I 18.60 2.60 18.56 2.56 0.45 99 17 Incomplete; 1 Gap exists at 0.45 Km of length 44.9 m 149 Gohawar Dy 13.99 6.24 13.94 6.20 6.20 99 99 Completed

150 Gohawar Mr 1.85 5.34 1.87 5.36 5.36 100 100 Completed

151 Malwa Mr 17.50 8.25 16.87 8.39 0.00 100 0 Nurpur Dy is not hydraulically connected to source 152 Najarpur Billoch Mr 18.20 5.24 17.75 5.03 0.00 96 0 Incomplete; 1 Gap exists at 4.02 Km of length 93 m 153 Gajraula Mr nrsc/ISRO5.08 3.00 5.25 3.02 3.02 100 100 Completed 154 Doodhla Mr 10.70 5.14 9.85 5.09 5.09 99 99 Completed

155 Najibpur Mr 11.99 6.35 12.22 6.21 6.21 98 98 Completed

156 Gopalpur Mr 13.64 2.80 13.91 2.80 2.80 100 100 Completed

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157 Faridpur Mann Mr 13.62 11.20 13.89 11.06 11.06 99 99 Completed

158 Meemla Mr I 1.30 3.00 1.36 2.68 2.68 89 89 Incomplete; length is short by 0. 316 Km

159 Paniala Mr I 0.05 1.70 0.16 1.72 1.72 100 100 Completed

160 Ganaura Mr 17.65 4.10 17.96 4.17 4.17 100 100 Completed

161 Haldaur Dy 21.54 30.50 21.82 30.37 30.37 100 100 Completed

162 Islampur Mr 3.86 3.50 3.77 3.37 3.37 96 96 Completed*

163 Gangora Shekh Mr 5.70 1.56 5.64 1.40 1.22 90 78 Incomplete; 1 Gap exists at 1.22 Km of length 254 m 164 Alampur Toda 5.95 8.00 7.50 7.67 7.67 96 96 Completed*

166 Ladanpur Mr 21.15 2.50 21.24 2.25 2.25 90 90 Completed *

167 Khaspur Mr 26.00 4.50 26.06 4.49 4.49 100 100 Completed

168 Shekhupur Dy 19.00 35.40 18.49 35.63 34.66 100 98 Incomplete; 1 Gap exists at 34.66 Km of length 68 m 169 Jhalu Mr 6.39 1.70 6.70 0.36 0.36 21 21 Incomplete; 1.340 Km pending at CH: 0.36 Km 170 Haldaur Mr 4.90 5.60 5.06 2.31 0.87 41 16 Incomplete; 1 Gap exists at 0.87 Km of length 128 m 171 Jaganwala Mr 9.20 2.40 9.56 2.06 2.06 86 86 Completed *

172 Nasirpur Mr 9.10 3.12 9.56 3.08 3.08 99 99 Completed 173 Kulchana Mr nrsc/ISRO17.05 0.95 17.24 0.89 0.89 94 94 Completed * 174 Aurangabad 20.50 10.70 21.00 9.82 9.30 92 87 Incomplete; 1 Gap exists at 9.30 Km of Sikanderpur Mr length 61 m

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175 Kherpur Jagir 1.68 4.15 1.82 2.91 0.95 70 23 Incomplete;5 Gaps exists at 0.95 Km, Mr 2.01 Km, 2.43 Km, 2.66 Km & 3.6 Km of lengths 705 m, 91 m, 52 m, 100 m & 185 m 176 Imalia Mr 2.20 10.80 2.44 9.83 6.09 91 56 Incomplete; 1 Gap exists at 6.08 Km of length 87 m 177 Rustampur 2.70 10.00 3.99 8.13 2.99 81 30 Incomplete; 5 Gaps exists at 2.99 Km,6.45 Mr Km,7.82 Km, 8.34 Km & 8.5 Km of lengths 261 m, 34 m, 199 m, 123 m & 249 m 178 Nasirpur Mansukh 20.70 5.05 21.36 5.05 5.05 100 100 Completed Mr

179 Linderpur Mr 23.00 5.85 23.63 5.87 5.87 100 100 Completed

180 Shahbazpur Mr 26.20 2.00 27.21 1.84 1.84 92 92 Completed *

181 Dharupur Mr 27.70 5.75 28.79 5.72 5.72 100 100 Completed

182 Usufa Mr 29.30 5.90 30.24 5.89 5.89 100 100 Completed

183 Shivala Mr 31.50 4.10 31.84 4.10 4.10 100 100 Completed

184 Jhujha Mr 33.40 6.00 34.66 5.37 3.56 90 59 Incomplete; 3 Gaps exists at 3.6 Km, 5.04 Km & 5.49 Km of lengths 100 m, 252 m & 370 m 185 Uladara Mr 34.60 4.55 35.70 4.52 0.00 99 0 Shekhupur Dy is not hydraulically connected to source 186 Dhabi Mr 27.80 7.90 28.84 7.73 2.21 98 28 Incomplete;1 Gap exists at 2.2 Km of nrsc/ISRO length 30 m 187 Kheda Mr 3.80 4.25 3.81 4.21 0.00 99 0 Dhabi Mr is not hydraulically connected to source 188 Jafarpur Mr 4.00 3.20 4.06 3.22 0.00 100 0 Dhabi Mr is not hydraulically connected to source

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189 Shahapur 5.52 3.15 5.53 3.15 0.00 100 0 Incomplete; 1 Gap exists at 2.29 Km of Dhanauri Mr length 33 m

191 Faridpur Dargo Mr 24.28 4.90 24.55 4.96 3.79 100 77 Incomplete;1 Gap exists at 3.8 Km of length 63 m 192 Rukanpur Mr 28.58 6.00 28.93 4.76 4.76 79 79 Incomplete; 1.238 Km pending at CH: 4.76 Km 193 Dawarpur Mr 30.01 6.10 30.21 5.64 5.64 92 92 Incomplete; 0. 460 Km pending at CH: 5.64 Km 194 Jhalu Dy 37.00 8.75 37.30 8.85 8.85 100 100 Completed

195 Sallarpur Mr 8.20 5.00 8.26 3.43 1.15 69 23 Incomplete;3 Gaps exists at 0.63 Km, 1.08 Km & 1.15 Km of length 21 m, 585 m & 70 m 196 Nagli Mr 35.80 4.66 36.30 4.69 4.69 100 100 Completed

197 Kadarpur Mr 38.00 6.16 38.45 5.20 5.20 84 84 Completed *

198 Gogli Mr 39.85 8.90 40.21 8.91 8.91 100 100 Completed

199 Jhal Mr 40.66 7.61 41.12 6.79 6.79 89 89 Incomplete: 0.824 Km pending at CH: 6.79 Km 200 Sisauna Mr 41.75 9.77 42.21 9.77 9.77 100 100 Completed

201 Wajidpur Mr 41.75 3.00 42.21 3.02 3.02 100 100 Completed

202 Ajeejpura Mr 0.30 1.90 Yet to be taken up

204 Uleda Mr 43.25 7.31 43.67 7.21 6.37 99 87 Incomplete; 2 Gaps exists at 6.37 Km & nrsc/ISRO 6.45 Km of lengths 44 m & 31 m 206 Sultanpur Dy 43.34 16.00 43.68 16.20 16.20 100 100 Completed

207 Rajabpur Mr 4.25 4.00 4.44 4.01 4.01 100 100 Completed

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208 Matlabpur Mr 3.50 5.65 3.52 4.70 4.70 83 83 Incomplete; 0.953 Km pending at CH: 4.70 Km 209 Dheewarpur Mr 1.00 5.63 1.13 5.62 4.88 100 87 Incomplete;1 Gap exists at 4.87 Km of length 6 m 210 Matlabpur lt 2.70 1.60 2.87 1.60 1.60 100 100 Completed

211 Bahupura Mr 5.30 5.14 5.50 5.15 5.15 100 100 Completed

212 Bahupura Rt Mr 3.84 5.00 3.75 5.10 5.10 100 100 Completed

213 Ghansurpur 3.20 1.63 3.67 1.64 1.64 100 100 Completed Mr

214 Gadanpura Mr 6.05 4.70 6.23 4.73 4.73 100 100 Completed

215 Naipura Mr 7.30 3.70 7.43 3.74 3.74 100 100 Completed

216 Mubarakpur Mr 10.08 4.00 10.23 3.75 3.75 94 94 Completed*

217 Khanpur Mr 11.90 5.00 12.05 5.07 5.07 100 100 Completed

218 Kamalpur Mr 15.80 2.50 15.97 2.49 2.49 100 100 Completed

219 Lakhmidhar Dy 7.97 18.10 8.10 18.07 18.07 100 100 Completed

220 Shamipur Mr 1.65 16.93 1.50 16.94 16.94 100 100 Completed

221 Sabdalpur 1.50 10.95 1.51 10.41 9.51 95 87 Incomplete; 2 Gaps exists at 9.5 Km & Mr 10.296 Km of lengths 229 m & 105 m 222 Bamraulanrsc/ISRO Mr 9.80 1.20 9.88 0.95 0.95 79 79 Completed ** 223 Jaleelpur Mr 6.62 3.80 6.63 3.76 3.76 99 99 Completed

224 Saktalpur Mr 9.70 6.80 10.15 6.78 6.78 100 100 Completed

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225 Jainabad Thait Mr 11.03 7.60 11.07 7.43 0.00 98 0 Incomplete; 2 Gaps exists at 0 Km & 6.7 Km of lengths 45 m & 31 m 226 Bariwala Mr 14.10 4.43 14.33 4.46 4.46 100 100 Completed

227 Latra Mr 4.00 3.80 3.85 3.81 3.81 100 100 Completed

228 Bakaina Dy 43.34 32.70 43.68 32.35 32.06 99 98 Incomplete;1 Gap exists at 32.06 Km of length 52 m 229 Pratappur Mr 1.50 1.30 1.47 1.20 1.20 93 93 Completed *

230 Tatarpur Mr 1.60 2.82 1.47 2.89 2.89 100 100 Completed

231 Chandpur Mr 6.30 9.00 5.81 8.15 8.15 91 91 Incomplete; 0. 850 Km pending at CH: 8.15 Km 232 Mathura Das Mr 7.30 3.00 7.67 1.73 1.18 58 39 Incomplete;3 Gaps exists at 1.18 Km, 1.69 Km & 1.82 Km of lengths 157 m, 73 m & 63 m 233 Akonda Mr 12.20 9.85 12.27 9.82 9.82 100 100 Completed

234 Akbarpur Mr 4.40 5.30 4.59 5.28 5.28 100 100 Completed

235 Sansarpur Mr 20.30 4.70 20.45 4.48 3.12 95 66 Incomplete;1 Gap exists at 3.11 Km of length 138 m (Gap is due to MG Ph-II ) 236 Wajidpur Mr 2.50 5.55 2.46 5.53 5.53 100 100 Completed

237 Sundra Mr 3.07 4.70 3.00 4.39 0.06 94 1 Incomplete;2 Gaps exists at 0.05 Km & 2.95 Km of lengths 154 m & 38 m 238 Dera Mr 26.70 5.70 27.07 5.67 5.67 100 100 Completed

239 Nagal Jat Mr nrsc/ISRO8.50 4.65 8.48 4.35 4.35 94 94 Completed *

240 Rahatpur Mr 5.95 1.66 Yet to be taken up

241 Kangri Lt & Rt Mr 8.99 8.53 Cross section of minors appears to be very small and disturbed . Could not be

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delineated from satellite data. This is confirmed with field verification and is conducive for water release. 244 Karaundi Mr 30.20 4.10 31.55 4.16 4.16 100 100 Completed

245 Meemla Mr II 0.00 2.00 0.02 1.64 1.64 82 82 Incomplete; length s short by 360 m

246 Paniala Mr II 0.00 1.50 0.04 1.58 1.58 100 100 Completed

248 Hussainpur Dy II 12.24 3.50 11.14 3.51 3.51 100 100 Completed

249 Jhalri Mr II 20.15 0.70 20.15 0.70 0.70 100 100 Completed

250 Nanhera Mr II 25.80 2.10 25.85 2.10 2.10 100 100 Completed

251 Karaunda Mr II 0.00 1.20 0.04 1.21 1.21 100 100 Completed

252 Tigri Mr II 23.10 2.15 23.14 2.10 1.05 98 49 Incomplete;1 Gap exists at 1.04 Km of length 65 m 253 Sirsi Mr Lt 2.15 1.90 0.00 1.90 1.90 100 100 Completed

* - cross section appears to be is small at tail end **- canal observed to tailed to drain

nrsc/ISRO

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Table 3: Irrigation Potential Assessment

Canal Name of the Canal ICA CCA Planned - Percentage Potential created under Remarks ID Proposed of Physical AIBP upto March 2010 Irrigation Progress Potential based on Level1 Level2 Level3 Level4 Level5 Level6 and above - ha canal length Field Satellite continuous reported Derived from off take 1 Eastern Ganga Main Canal 104722.3 232716.2 104722.3 100 104722.3 88393.90 Incomplete 241 Kangri Lt & Rt Mr 361.8 804 361.8 361.8 0.0 Cross section of minors appears to be very small and disturbed . Could not be delineated from satellite data. This is confirmed with field verification and is conducive for water release. 3 Chandok Branch 14007.6 31128 14007.6 100 14007.6 13440.81 Incomplete 10 Sabalgarh Dy 814.95 1811 814.95 100 814.95 799.26 Incomplete 11 Shyamiwala Mr 113.4 252 113.4 87 113.4 98.66 Incomplete; 0.250 Km pending at CH: 1.92 Km 12 Ramdaswali Mr 138.6 308 138.6 100 138.6 138.6 Completed DPOs 562.95 1251 562.95 562.95 562 Field data 4 Mandawali Dy. 1638.9 3642 1638.9 100 1638.9 1605.49 Incomplete 5 Daudpur Mr 110.7 246 110.7 92 110.7 101.84 Incomplete 6 Rafipur Mohan Mr 159.75 355 159.75 89 159.75 142.18 Incomplete; 0.587 nrsc/ISRO Km pending at CH: 4.62 Km 7 Musapur Mr 99 220 99 93 99 92.07 Incomplete 8 Sikroda Mr 97.65 217 97.65 97 97.65 97.65 Completed 9 Rajpur Nabada Mr 96.75 215 96.75 97 96.75 96.75 Completed

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DPOs 1075.05 2389 1075.05 1075.05 1075 Field Data 13 Raipur Khas Dy 1198.35 2663 1198.35 99 1198.35 1198.35 Completed 14 Dahirpur Dy 303.3 674 303.3 100 303.3 303.3 Completed 15 Kathpur Mr 70.65 157 70.65 100 70.65 70.65 Completed DPOs 232.65 517 232.65 232.65 232.65 Field Data 16 Jalpur Mr 86.4 192 86.4 97 86.4 86.4 Completed 17 Sherpur Mr 78.75 175 78.75 99 78.75 78.75 Completed 18 Harewali Mr 117.45 261 117.45 100 117.45 117.45 Completed DPOs 612.45 1361 612.45 612.45 612.45 Field Data 19 Nagal Dy 1737.45 3861 1737.45 100 1737.45 1737.45 Completed 20 Saufatpur Mr 202.95 451 202.95 100 202.95 202.95 Completed 21 Kamrajpur Mr 410.4 912 410.4 100 410.4 410.4 Completed 22 Gauspur Mr 240.75 535 240.75 99 240.75 240.75 Completed 23 Sungarpur Mr 221.4 492 221.4 99 221.4 221.4 Completed DPOs 661.95 1471 661.95 661.95 661.95 Field Data 24 Budgara Dy 1027.8 2284 1027.8 98 1027.8 915.3 Incomplete 25 Budgari Mr 112.5 250 112.5 0 112.5 0 Incomplete, Yet to be Taken up 26 Kailpur Mr 246.6 548 246.6 100 246.6 246.6 Completed DPOs 668.7 1486 668.7 668.7 668.7 Field Data 27 Madawar Dy 2141.1 4758 2141.1 100 2141.1 2077.48 Incomplete 29 Maheshwari Dy 327.15 727 327.15 100 327.15 327.15 Completed 30 Sultanpur Mr 51.3 114 51.3 97 51.3 51.3 Completed DPOs 275.85 613 275.85 275.85 275.85 Field Data 31 Ratanpur Mr nrsc/ISRO313.2 696 313.2 95 313.2 313.2 Completed 32 Inampura Mr 248.85 553 248.85 80 248.85 199.08 Incomplete; 1.095 Km pending at CH: 4.30 Km 33 Shahjadpur Mr 111.6 248 111.6 100 111.6 111.6 Completed 28 Devapur Mr 153.9 342 153.9 91 153.9 140.05 Incomplete

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DPOs 986.4 2192 986.4 986.4 986.4 Field Data 34 Raipur Dy 3688.65 8197 3688.65 100 3688.65 3347.48 Incomplete 35 Kabulpur Mr 231.75 515 231.75 43 231.75 99.65 Incomplete; 1.031 Km pending at CH: 0.77 Km 41 Bhawanipur Mr 94.5 210 94.5 38 94.5 35.91 Incomplete; 1 Gap exist at 1.06 Km of length 73 m 36 Kisanpur Mr 383.4 852 383.4 100 383.4 383.4 Completed 43 Ferojpur Mr 162.9 362 162.9 98 162.9 162.9 Completed 37 Ramjiwala Mr 370.8 824 370.8 100 370.8 370.8 Completed 38 Husainpur Mr 162 360 162 76 162 123.12 Incomplete; 1 Gap exist at 3.04 Km of length 57 m 40 Jahangirpur Mr 76.5 170 76.5 0 76.5 0 Incomplete; 2 Gaps exits at 0.0 Km & 1.27 Km of lengths 654 m & 109 m 39 Dayalwala Mr 304.2 676 304.2 99 304.2 304.2 Completed 42 Raipur Mr 135 300 135 74 135 99.9 Incomplete; 1.049 Km pending at CH: 3.05 Km DPOs 1767.6 3928 1767.6 1767.6 1767.6 Field Data DPOs 1760.4 3912 1760.4 1760.4 1760 Field Data 44 Gulawali Dy 715.5 1590 715.5 98 715.5 715.5 Completed 45 Gulawali Mr 101.25 225 101.25 99 101.25 101.25 Completed DPOs 614.25 1365 614.25 614.25 614.25 46 Ranipur Mr 557.55 1239 557.55 100 557.55 557.55 Completed 47 Nagina Branch 15022.35 33383 15022.35 100 15022.35 8987.27 Incomplete 49 Kanakpur Mr 234 520 234 100 234 234 Completed 50 Permawala Mr 418.95 931 418.95 99 418.95 418.95 Completed 51 Jhakaki Mr nrsc/ISRO148.5 330 148.5 99 148.5 148.5 Completed 52 Sipah Mr 337.05 749 337.05 100 337.05 337.05 Completed 57 Makhdumpur Mr 157.5 350 157.5 100 157.5 157.5 Completed 61 Kadarpur Nanu Mr 50.85 113 50.85 98 50.85 50.85 Completed 53 Pooranpur Mr 452.25 1005 452.25 100 452.25 452.25 Completed

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54 Ajupura Dy 1148.4 2552 1148.4 45 1148.4 324.81 Incomplete; 2 Gaps exist at 4.17 Km & 4.7 Km of lengths 335.5 m & 76.2 m 55 Bundki Mr 426.6 948 426.6 0 426.6 0 Incomplete ; Not hydraulically connected to source DPOs 721.8 1604 721.8 721.8 324.81 Field Data 58 Mathurapur Mr 54 120 54 100 54 54 Completed 56 Bhogli Mr 281.25 625 281.25 99 281.25 281.25 Completed 59 Fizarpur Mr I 195.75 435 195.75 67 195.75 131.15 Incomplete 64 Budhawala Dy 959.4 2132 959.4 100 959.4 959.4 Completed 65 Kotra Dy 9396.45 20881 9396.45 54 9396.45 4249.56 Incomplete; 4 Gaps exists at 15.2 Km, 16.6 Km, 7.05 Km & 27.84 Km of lengths 529.5 m, 198.5 m, 289.6 m & 83 m 66 Lodhipur Dy 1168.2 2596 1168.2 96 1168.2 1168.2 Completed* 67 Nagli Mr 147.6 328 147.6 100 147.6 147.6 Completed DPOs 1020.6 2268 1020.6 1020.6 1020.6 Field Data 68 Jamalpur Dy 1750.95 3891 1750.95 10 1750.95 104.72 Incomplete; 2 Gaps exists at 1.63 Km & 2.70 Km of lengths 137 m & 67.4 m 69 Hakikatpur Mr 185.4 412 185.4 0 185.4 0 Incomplete; not hydraulically connected to source 72 Sedhi Mr 202.05 449 202.05 0 202.05 0 Incomplete; 1 Gap exists at 1.75 km of length 433 m 70 Dhakka Mr nrsc/ISRO257.85 573 257.85 0 257.85 0 Incomplete; not hydraulically connected to source 71 Shehbazpur Mr 58.5 130 58.5 0 58.5 0 Incomplete; 2 Gaps exists at 0.33 Km & 1.8 Km of lengths 151.4 m & 137.8

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m DPOs 1047.15 2327 1047.15 1047.15 104.72 Field Data 73 Jahangeerabad Mr 474.75 1055 474.75 100 474.75 454.39 Incomplete; ; 1 Gap exists at 1.42 Km of length 209.2 m 74 Ahmadpur Mr 71.55 159 71.55 62 71.55 51.19 Incomplete DPOs 403.2 896 403.2 403.2 403.2 Field Data 75 Jaitra Mr 109.35 243 109.35 0 109.35 0 Incomplete; not hydraulically connected to source 76 Mirjapur Mr 657 1460 657 0 657 0 Incomplete; not hydraulically connected to source 77 Nasirpur Mr 218.25 485 218.25 0 218.25 0 Incomplete; ; 1 Gap exists at 1.76 Km of length 767.6 m DPOs 438.75 975 438.75 438.75 0 Field Data 78 Nindru Mr 161.1 358 161.1 0 161.1 0 Incomplete; not hydraulically connected to source 79 Mankuan Mr 1869.75 4155 1869.75 0 1869.75 0 Incomplete; ; 2 Gaps at CH: 5.52 Km & 5.54 Km of lengths 79 m & 316 m 80 Shivpuri Mr 1360.8 3024 1360.8 0 1360.8 0 Incomplete; not hydraulically connected to source 81 Paunti Mr 405.45 901 405.45 0 405.45 0 Incomplete; not hydraulically connected to source 82 Akabarabad Mr 324.45 721 324.45 0 324.45 0 Incomplete; not nrsc/ISRO hydraulically connected to source 83 Taharpur Mr 276.75 615 276.75 0 276.75 0 Incomplete; not hydraulically connected to source DPOs 354.15 787 354.15 354.15 0 Field Data

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DPOs 508.95 1131 508.95 508.95 0 Field Data 85 Bakshanpur Mr 683.1 1518 683.1 0 683.1 0 Incomplete; 1 Gap exists at 4.6 Km of length 210 m 86 Kasmabad Mr 256.05 569 256.05 0 256.05 0 Incomplete; ; 4 Gaps exists at 0.27 Km, 0.82 Km, 2.01 Km & 2.67 Km of lengths 102 m, 808 m, 71 m & 594.8 m DPOs 427.05 949 427.05 427.05 0 Field Data DPOs 1188 2640 1188 1188 1188 Field Data 87 Kisanpur Mr 536.94 1193.2 536.94 98 536.94 537.2 completed 251 Karaunda Mr II 71 157.2 71 100 71 71 completed DPOs 465.94 1036 465.94 465.94 466.2 Field Data 88 Najibabad Branch 16965.45 37701 16965.45 99 16965.45 15278 Incomplete 89 Basheerpur Mr 101.7 226 101.7 100 101.7 101.7 completed 90 Dhanaura Dy 770.4 1712 770.4 99 770.4 770.4 completed 91 Pratappur Dy 997.2 2216 997.2 100 997.2 968.85 Incomplete 92 Dhaki Sadhu Mr 187.2 416 187.2 98 187.2 187.2 completed 93 Rasulpur Mr 283.5 630 283.5 90 283.5 255.15 completed** DPOs 526.5 1170 526.5 526.5 526.5 Field Data 94 Jwalilala Dy 2059.65 4577 2059.65 98 2059.65 2059.65 completed 95 Gazipur Dy 863.1 1918 863.1 99 863.1 863.1 completed DPOs 1196.55 2659 1196.55 1196.55 1196.55 Field Data 117 Sadupur Mr 226.8 504 226.8 100 226.8 226.8 completed 248 Hussainpur Dy II 103.5 230 103.5 100 103.5 103.5 completed 96 Hussainpur Dy I nrsc/ISRO1190.7 2646 1190.7 99 1190.7 1190.7 completed 97 Rafiqpur Mr 231.3 514 231.3 98 231.3 231.3 completed 98 Bhagwanpur Mr 311.4 692 311.4 99 311.4 311.4 completed DPOs 648 1440 648 648 648 Field Data 99 Bhanera Mr 130.5 290 130.5 100 130.5 130.5 completed

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100 Govindpur Mr 202.5 450 202.5 95 202.5 202.5 Completed* 102 Khasaur Dy 1316.25 2925 1316.25 100 1316.25 1316.25 completed 103 Kiratpur Dy 740.25 1645 740.25 100 740.25 740.25 completed 104 Swaheri Mr 168.75 375 168.75 100 168.75 168.75 completed DPOs 571.5 1270 571.5 571.5 571.5 Field Data 105 Ganj Dy 4210.2 9356 4210.2 100 4210.2 4114.44 Incomplete 106 Jhalri Mr I 80.1 178 80.1 100 80.1 80.1 Completed 107 Aurangpur Hazi Mr 140.4 312 140.4 100 140.4 140.4 Completed 108 Aurangpur Hazi Dy 519.3 1154 519.3 100 519.3 519.3 Completed 109 Jeetpur Mr 503.1 1118 503.1 100 503.1 503.1 Completed 110 Sikandarpur Mr 168.75 375 168.75 100 168.75 168.75 completed DPOs 334.35 743 334.35 334.35 334.35 Field Data 249 Jhalri Mr II 39.6 88 39.6 100 39.6 39.6 Completed 112 Shahapur Mr 252 560 252 62 252 156.24 Incomplete; ; 1 Gap exists at 1.49 Km of length 124 m (Gap due to MGC Ph-II) 111 Sikandarbad Dy 323.55 719 323.55 95 323.55 323.55 Completed* DPOs 2352.15 5227 2352.15 2352.15 2352.15 Field Data 113 Bijnore Dy 3848.85 8553 3848.85 76 3848.85 2454.26 Incomplete; ; 2 Gaps exists at 10.6 Km & 12.73 Km of lengths 191.6 m & 115.3 m 114 Itawa Dy 879.75 1955 879.75 2 879.75 17.6 Incomplete; ; 2 Gaps exists at 0.14 Km & 4.23 Km of lengths 996.9 m & 174 m 115 Ahmadpur Mr nrsc/ISRO188.1 418 188.1 96 188.1 188.1 Completed* 116 Fareedpur Mr 900 2000 900 91 900 819 Incomplete; ; 3 Gaps exists at 7.94 Km, 8.26 Km & 8.61 Km of lengths 131 m, 69.5 m & 108 m DPOs 1881 4180 1881 1881 1429.56 Field Data

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DPOs 1066.95 2371 1066.95 1066.95 898.2 Field Data 118 Nehtaur Branch 56555.1 125678 56555.1 100 56555.1 48877.57 Incomplete 159 Paniala Mr I 27 60 27 100 27 27 Completed 119 Hazipur Mr 312.3 694 312.3 97 312.3 312.3 Completed* 246 Paniala Mr II 81 180 81 100 81 81 Completed DPOs 231.3 514 231.3 231.3 231.3 Field Data 120 Naqipur Mr 631.35 1403 631.35 99 631.35 631.35 Completed 121 Agupura Mr 241.2 536 241.2 100 241.2 241.2 Completed 122 Begampur Mr 127.35 283 127.35 100 127.35 127.35 Completed DPOs 113.85 253 113.85 113.85 113.85 Field Data DPOs 390.15 867 390.15 390.15 390.15 Field Data 60 Sirsi Mr Rt 92.7 206 92.7 100 92.7 92.7 Completed 253 Sirsi Mr Lt 93.15 207 93.15 100 93.15 93.15 Completed 123 Khanpur Mr 319.5 710 319.5 100 319.5 319.5 Completed 124 Alawalpur Branch 12843.9 28542 12843.9 100 12843.9 10093.89 Incomplete 136 Mirzapur Mr 247.5 550 247.5 96 247.5 247.5 Completed* 125 Akbarabad Mr-II 339.75 755 339.75 9 339.75 30.58 Incomplete; ;1 Gap exists at 0.5 Km of length 56.7 m 126 Dhanauri Kunwar Mr 339.3 754 339.3 100 339.3 339.3 Completed 127 Chajjupura Mr 1066.5 2370 1066.5 100 1066.5 1066.5 Completed 133 Maanpur Mr 243.45 541 243.45 95 243.45 243.45 Completed* 129 Mahu Dy 2232.9 4962 2232.9 100 2232.9 2232.9 Completed 130 Malikapur Dehri Mr 155.7 346 155.7 100 155.7 155.7 Completed DPOs nrsc/ISRO2077.2 4616 2077.2 2077.2 2077.2 Field Data 132 Shernagar Mr 407.7 906 407.7 45 407.7 183.47 Incomplete; ; 2 Gaps exists at 3.2 Km & 6.4 Km of lengths 202 m & 70 m 134 Karaunda Mr I 379.35 843 379.35 100 379.35 379.35 Completed 135 Raipur Mr 339.75 755 339.75 100 339.75 339.75 Completed

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148 Tigri Mr I 99.9 222 99.9 17 99.9 16.98 Incomplete; ; 1 Gap exists at 0.45 Km of length 44.9 m 131 Dhakauli Mr 126 280 126 100 126 126 Completed 252 Tigri Mr II 90 199 90 49 90 44.1 Incomplete; ;1 Gap exists at 1.04 Km of length 65 m 250 Nanhera Mr II 90 200 90 100 90 90 Completed 137 Nurpur Khedki Mr 90 200 90 100 90 90 Completed 138 Munampur Mr 680.4 1512 680.4 73 680.4 496.69 Incomplete; ; 2 Gaps exists at 6.26 Km & 7.72 Km of lengths 120.6 m & 116.6 m 139 Raipur Lakra Mr 275.4 612 275.4 97 275.4 275.4 Completed** 140 Nanhera Mr I 397.8 884 397.8 100 397.8 397.8 Completed 141 Nurpur Dy 4048.65 8997 4048.65 63 4048.65 2144.12 Incomplete; ; 2 Gaps exists at 14.09 Km &14.67 Km of lengths 165 m & 698.3 m 142 Sjauli Mr 160.65 357 160.65 10 160.65 16.07 Incomplete; ; 1.439 Km pending at CH: 0.16 Km 143 Asadpur Dhamraula Mr 389.25 865 389.25 64 389.25 249.12 Incomplete; ; 1 Gap exists at 4.58 Km of length 144 m 144 Tandera Mr 334.8 744 334.8 17 334.8 56.92 Incomplete; ; 1 Gap exists at 0.8 Km of length 1111 m 145 Lutfipur Mr 227.25 505 227.25 97 227.25 220.43 Completed* 146 Jheeran Mr 193.5 430 193.5 34 193.5 65.79 Incomplete; ; 2.770 Km pending at CH: 1.43 Km 149 Gohawar Dy nrsc/ISRO855.45 1901 855.45 99 855.45 855.4 Completed 150 Gohawar Mr 250.65 557 250.65 100 250.65 250.65 Completed DPOs 604.8 1344 604.8 604.8 604.75 Field Data 151 Malwa Mr 695.7 1546 695.7 0 695.7 0 Incomplete; not hydraulically connected

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to source 152 Najarpur Billoch Mr 112.05 249 112.05 0 112.05 0 Incomplete; ; 1 Gap exists at 4.02 Km of length 93 m DPOs 1080 2400 1080 1080 680.39 DPOs 1349.55 3000 1349.55 1349.55 1350 153 Gajraula Mr 423.45 941 423.45 100 423.45 382.5 Incomplete 62 Afzalpur Mr 191.25 425 191.25 100 191.25 191.25 Completed DPOs 232.2 516 232.2 232.2 191.25 Field Data 154 Doodhla Mr 409.41 909.8 409.41 99 409.41 409.41 Completed 158 Meemla Mr I 139.86 310.8 139.86 89 139.86 124.48 Incomplete; length is short by 0. 316 Km DPOs 269.55 599 269.55 269.55 284.93 Field Data 155 Najibpur Mr 723.24 1607.2 723.24 98 723.24 706.46 Incomplete 245 Meemla Mr II 93.24 207.2 93.24 82 93.24 76.46 Incomplete; ; length s short by 360 m DPOs 630 1400 630 630 630 Field Data 157 Faridpur Mann Mr 1048.95 2331 1048.95 99 1048.95 1048.95 completed 156 Gopalpur Mr 340.2 756 340.2 100 340.2 340.2 completed 160 Ganaura Mr 234.9 522 234.9 100 234.9 234.9 completed 161 Haldaur Dy 12758.85 28353 12758.85 100 12758.85 9542.11 Incomplete 162 Islampur Mr 117.9 262 117.9 96 117.9 117.9 Complete* 163 Gangora Shekh 129.6 288 129.6 78 129.6 101.09 Incomplete; ; 1 Gap exists at 1.22 Km of length 254 m 164 Alampur Toda 271.8 604 271.8 96 271.8 271.8 Completed* 239 Nagal Jat Mr 234 520 234 94 234 219.96 Incomplete 168 Shekhupur Dy nrsc/ISRO9015.3 20034 9015.3 98 9015.3 5893.76 Incomplete; ; 1 Gap exists at 34.66 Km of length 68 m 170 Haldaur Mr 117.9 262 117.9 16 117.9 18.86 Incomplete; ; 1 Gap exists at 0.87 Km of length 128 m

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169 Jhalu Mr 296.1 658 296.1 21 296.1 62.18 Incomplete; ; 1.340 Km pending at CH: 0.36 Km 172 Nasirpur Mr 171.9 382 171.9 99 171.9 170.18 Incomplete 171 Jaganwala Mr 180 400 180 86 180 154.8 Incomplete* 173 Kulchana Mr 42.75 95 42.75 94 42.75 40.19 Incomplete* 174 Aurangabad Sikanderpur Mr 2914.2 6476 2914.2 87 2914.2 1402.05 Incomplete; ; 1 Gap exists at 9.30 Km of length 61 m 175 Kherpur Jagir Mr 396.45 881 396.45 23 396.45 91.18 Incomplete; ;5 Gaps exists at 0.95 Km, 2.01 Km, 2.43 Km, 2.66 Km & 3.6 Km of lengths 705 m, 91 m, 52 m, 100 m & 185 m 176 Imalia Mr 1165.95 2591 1165.95 56 1165.95 652.93 Incomplete; ; 1 Gap exists at 6.08 Km of length 87 m 177 Rustampur Mr 909 2020 909 30 909 272.7 Incomplete; ; 5 Gaps exists at 2.99 Km,6.45 Km,7.82 Km, 8.34 Km & 8.5 Km of lengths 261 m, 34 m, 199 m, 123 m & 249 m DPOs 442.8 984 442.8 442.8 385.24 Field Data 178 Nasirpur Mansukh Mr 338.85 753 338.85 100 338.85 338.85 completed 179 Linderpur Mr 631.8 1404 631.8 100 631.8 631.8 completed 180 Shahbazpur Mr 149.85 333 149.85 92 149.85 137.86 Incomplete* 181 Dharupur Mr 235.8 524 235.8 100 235.8 235.8 completed 186 Dhabi Mr 1237.5 2750 1237.5 28 1237.5 135.7 Incomplete; 1 Gap exists at 2.2 Km of length 30 m 187 Kheda Mr 329.4 732 329.4 0 329.4 0 Incomplete; not nrsc/ISRO hydraulically connected to source 188 Jafarpur Mr 123.75 275 123.75 0 123.75 0 Incomplete; not hydraulically connected to source 189 Shahapur Dhanauri Mr 299.7 666 299.7 0 299.7 0 Incomplete; ; 1 Gap exists

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at 2.29 Km of length 33 m DPOs 484.65 1077 484.65 484.65 135.7 Field Data 182 Usufa Mr 396.9 882 396.9 100 396.9 396.9 completed 183 Shivala Mr 243 540 243 100 243 243 completed 184 Jhujha Mr 410.4 912 410.4 59 410.4 242.14 Incomplete; ; 3 Gaps exists at 3.6 Km, 5.04 Km & 5.49 Km of lengths 100 m, 252 m & 370 m 185 Uladara Mr 261 580 261 0 261 0 Incomplete; not hydraulically connected to source DPOs 1387.35 3083 1387.35 1387.35 1683.45 Field Data 166 Ladanpur Mr 526.5 1170 526.5 90 526.5 473.85 Completed* 167 Khaspur Mr 200.25 445 200.25 100 200.25 200.25 Completed DPOs 2263.5 5030 2263.5 2263.5 2263.5 Field Data 191 Faridpur Dargo Mr 235.8 524 235.8 77 235.8 181.57 Incomplete; ;1 Gap exists at 3.8 Km of length 63 m 192 Rukanpur Mr 288 640 288 79 288 227.52 Incomplete; ; 1.238 Km pending at CH: 4.76 Km 193 Dawarpur Mr 583.65 1297 583.65 92 583.65 536.96 Incomplete; ; 0. 460 Km pending at CH: 5.64 Km 244 Karaundi Mr 117.45 261 117.45 100 117.45 117.45 Completed 196 Nagli Mr 354.6 788 354.6 100 354.6 354.6 Completed 194 Jhalu Dy 1210.95 2691 1210.95 100 1210.95 841.16 Incomplete 202 Ajeejpura Mr 96.75 215 96.75 0 96.75 0 Yet to be taken up 195 Sallarpur Mr 354.6 788 354.6 23 354.6 81.56 Incomplete; ;3 Gaps exists at 0.63 Km, 1.08 Km & 1.15 Km of length nrsc/ISRO 21 m, 585 m & 70 m DPOs 759.6 1688 759.6 759.6 759.6 Field Data 197 Kadarpur Mr 453.15 1007 453.15 84 453.15 380.65 Incomplete* 198 Gogli Mr 445.5 990 445.5 100 445.5 445.5 Completed 199 Jhal Mr 649.8 1444 649.8 89 649.8 578.32 Incomplete; 0.824 Km

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pending at CH: 6.79 Km 200 Sisauna Mr 651.6 1448 651.6 100 651.6 651.6 Completed 201 Wajidpur Mr 240.75 535 240.75 100 240.75 240.75 Completed 204 Uleda Mr 398.25 885 398.25 87 398.25 346.48 Incomplete; ; 2 Gaps exists at 6.37 Km & 6.45 Km of lengths 44 m & 31 m 206 Sultanpur Dy 10242.9 22762 10242.9 100 10242.9 9785.99 Incomplete 208 Matlabpur Mr 851.4 1892 851.4 83 851.4 734.15 Incomplete; ; 0.953 Km pending at CH: 4.70 Km 209 Dheewarpur Mr 534.15 1187 534.15 87 534.15 464.71 Incomplete; 1 Gap exists at 4.87 Km of length 6 m 210 Matlabpur lt 36 80 36 100 36 36 completed DPOs 281.25 625 281.25 281.25 233.44 Field Data 207 Rajabpur Mr 562.05 1249 562.05 100 562.05 562.05 Completed 211 Bahupura Mr 1767.6 3928 1767.6 100 1767.6 1767.6 Completed 212 Bahupura Rt Mr 720 1600 720 100 720 720 Completed 213 Ghansurpur Mr 225 500 225 100 225 225 completed DPOs 495 1100 495 495 495 Field Data DPOs 1047.6 2328 1047.6 1047.6 1047.6 Field Data 214 Gadanpura Mr 292.5 650 292.5 100 292.5 292.5 Completed 215 Naipura Mr 135 300 135 100 135 135 Completed 219 Lakhmidhar Dy 5192.1 11538 5192.1 100 5192.1 4865.94 Incomplete 220 Shamipur Mr 1431 3180 1431 100 1431 1370.34 Incomplete 221 Sabdalpur Mr 281.25 625 281.25 87 281.25 244.69 Incomplete; ; 2 Gaps exists at 9.5 Km & 10.296 nrsc/ISRO Km of lengths 229 m & 105 m 222 Bamraula Mr 114.75 255 114.75 79 114.75 90.65 Incomplete** DPOs 1035 2300 1035 1035 1035 Field Data 223 Jaleelpur Mr 162 360 162 99 162 162 Completed

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224 Saktalpur Mr 171.9 382 171.9 100 171.9 171.9 Completed 225 Jainabad Thait Mr 265.5 590 265.5 0 265.5 0 Incomplete; ; 2 Gaps exists at 0 Km & 6.7 Km of lengths 45 m & 31 m 226 Bariwala Mr 591.75 1315 591.75 100 591.75 591.75 Completed 227 Latra Mr 233.1 518 233.1 100 233.1 233.1 completed DPOs 358.65 797 358.65 358.65 358.65 Field Data DPOs 2569.95 5711 2569.95 2569.95 2569.95 Field Data 216 Mubarakpur Mr 225 500 225 94 225 211.5 Incomplete* 217 Khanpur Mr 281.25 625 281.25 100 281.25 281.25 Completed 218 Kamalpur Mr 90 200 90 100 90 90 Completed DPOs 846 1880 846 846 846 Field Data 228 Bakaina Dy 6012 13360 6012 98 6012 5558.2 Incomplete;1 Gap exists at 32.06 Km of length 52 m 229 Pratappur Mr 384.75 855 384.75 93 384.75 357.82 Completed* 230 Tatarpur Mr 140.4 312 140.4 100 140.4 140.4 Completed 231 Chandpur Mr 842.4 1872 842.4 91 842.4 766.58 Incomplete; ; 0. 850 Km pending at CH: 8.15 Km 232 Mathura Das Mr 265.5 590 265.5 39 265.5 103.55 Incompleted; ;3 Gaps exists at 1.18 Km, 1.69 Km & 1.82 Km of lengths 157 m, 73 m & 63 m 233 Akonda Mr 1008.45 2241 1008.45 100 1008.45 1008.45 Completed 234 Akbarpur Mr 403.2 896 403.2 100 403.2 403.2 Completed DPOs 605.25 1345 605.25 605.25 605.25 Field Data 235 Sansarpur Mr 714.6 1588 714.6 66 714.6 525.81 Incomplete; ;1 Gap exists nrsc/ISRO at 3.11 Km of length 138 m (Gap is due to MG Ph-II ) 236 Wajidpur Mr 374.4 832 374.4 100 374.4 374.4 Completed 237 Sundra Mr 112.5 250 112.5 1 112.5 1.13 Incomplete; ;2 Gaps exists at 0.05 Km & 2.95

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Km of lengths 154 m & 38 m DPOs 227.7 506 227.7 227.7 150.28 Field Data 238 Dera Mr 714.6 1588 714.6 100 714.6 714.6 Completed DPOs 1941.3 4314 1941.3 1941.3 1940.99 Field Data DPOs 4411.8 9804 4411.8 4411.8 Field Data DPOs 0 0 0 0 0 Field Data Detailed were not known for (Ha) 277.71 0 Project Ultimate Irrigation Potential (Ha) = 10500.0 * - cross section appears to be is small at tail end **- canal observed to tailed to drain

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Satellite derived canal network and associated structures along with information on irrigation potential created and its balance areas is shown in Figure.3 (preview of the final map). Map is attached with the report separately.

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Figure. 3. Map showing satellite derived irrigation infrastructure and Potential created 44

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Annexure: I – Salient Features

1. River : Ganga

2. Tehsil : Haridwar

3. District : Haridwar

4. G.C.A : 301000

5. C.C.A : 233000 ha

6. Kharif (%) : 45 %

7. Rabi (%) : 0

8. Total (%) : 45 %

9. Intensity of irrigation :45 %

10. Peck water requirement : 137.4 cumecs

11. Head Works : 3 × 18 meters wide sluice bays

12. Length of Main canal : 45.55 km

13. Main Canal Head Regulator : 4 bays of 11.0 m wide each with three 2 m thick piers

14. Main Canal Head discharge : 164.30 cumecs including silt ejector

15. Total Branches : 5 nos.

16. Total Branch length : 155 km

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Annexure: II – Details of Methodology

Basic approach involved in the study consists of inventory and mapping of existing irrigation infrastructure viz. canal network, irrigation and other related structures from the Cartosat satellite data in a irrigation project and comparing with proposed irrigation infrastructure. Based on the completed irrigation infrastructure derived from the cartosat-1 satellite data and considering the hydraulic connectivity, the Irrigation Potential created in the project command is assessed. Brief description of methodological steps involved in the study area given below:

(a) Overview of Methodology

1. Field data collection: Collection of preliminary and detailed field data consisting of map(s) showing proposed canal network and canal wise CCA/ICA, I.P proposed, I.P created as on March 2009 or any other date as required by the project . 2.Cartosat data acquisition planning and procurement : Preparation of AIBP component polygon shape file(s) using the field maps to plan for acquisition of fresh Cartosat satellite data during April 2010 - June 2010 for all the projects ( both completed / ongoing) . In case satellite data is not available, either for total project during the above period, the time window will be extended beyond Jun, 2011 till it is covered for completely ongoing projects. For completed projects, in addition to the above, the archived Cartosat data from April 2008 onwards will also be utilized. 3. Field database creation: Preparation of field database on irrigation infrastructure and Irrigation Potential information 4. Cartosat database creation: Edge matching and mosaic of Cartosat satellite data tiles and preparation of satellite database. 5. Geo-database creation: All the vector layers (Irrigation Infrastructure and base layers) along with attribute informationnrsc/ISRO will be developed in GIS environment using geo-database schema developed for the project. 6. Inventory and mapping of Irrigation Infrastructure and base layers : Identification and mapping of existing Irrigation Infrastructure consisting of Irrigation canal network up to Minor / Sub-Minor level, Cross drainage, Irrigation and other structures as on the date of satellite overpass date. Identification and mapping of base layers consisting of study area boundary, rivers, streams, roads, railway lines, settlements, balance I.P polygons etc. 7. Assessment of Irrigation Infrastructure and Irrigation Potential created: Comparison of satellite derived information with proposed Irrigation infrastructure to create planned I.P under AIBP. Assessment of Irrigation Potential (I.P) created based on the extent of accomplishment in

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irrigation canal network creation with hydraulic flow continuity as on the satellite data acquisition date. Finalization of assessment of I.P created. 8. Ground truth field visit: Conduct of random field visits to check for satellite data interpretation. 9. Preparations of Outputs: Preparation of output map along with study report; Preparation of digital data backup for supply to user.

Flow chart showing the over view of the methodology is provided here.

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Process flow chart for the Irrigation Potential assessment

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(b) Assessment of Irrigation Infrastructure

The canal network interpreted from satellite data is organized in the geodatabase as per the schema designed for the project. Lengths and off take chainages of each canal are derived automatically from the canal layer. This information along with the field reported canal length and off-take chainage are tabulated and used to calculate the percentage progress of irrigation infrastructure by comparing the proposed canal length with the satellite derived length. In some cases there may be gaps in the canal section due to different reasons or due to non- existence of some hydraulic structure. Under these circumstances the length of the canal that is continuous from its off-take point is only considered and compared with the planned canal length for assessment of irrigation potential created. There are different scenarios which determine whether a particular canal is completed or not. Accordingly the remarks columns in irrigation infrastructure table are filled.

1. Canal Completed - Whenever the entire canal length is identified from satellite data as per the field design, the canal is assumed to be complete. Generally proposed length and satellite derived length do not match exactly. However if the percentage is 98% for long canals or 97% for short canals, those canals are assumed to be complete. 2. Canal - Short in length - Whenever a canal is completed up to certain length and pending beyond, the canal is assumed to be incomplete. In the cases, canal is identified in the image but the length of canal is less than the proposed length. 3. Gaps in middle reaches - Whenever gaps exist in different stretches of the canal, the canal is assumed to be incomplete. In such cases, the length of the canal that is continuous from off-take is only considered for irrigation potential assessment 4. Gaps due to pending structures - Whenever canal is discontinuous due to pending structures, the canal is assumed to be incomplete. In such cases, the length of the canal that is continuous from off-take is only considered for irrigation potential assessment. The typical cases wherenrsc/ISRO the pending structure affects the hydraulic connectivity of a canal includes river/stream crossing, road crossing, etc. 5. No off take connectivity - Whenever a canal is not connected to its parent canal though the canal is constructed, then the canal is assumed to be incomplete. 6. Canal pending - If a particular canal is not identified in the satellite image as per the field designed (chainage, length), it is assumed to be incomplete.

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(c ) Assessment of Irrigation Potential created

The details of Irrigation potential proposed under each canal as per the field data is available to us and is provided in table designed for presenting irrigation potential information. Satellite based assessment of irrigation potential is done based on the physical status of canal : i.e. completed; gaps existing in various canal stretches; pending cross drainage structures; pending irrigation structures such as regulators, etc. causing hydraulic discontinuity The process for the assessment of irrigation potential is described in this section along with a case study.

The Inputs / Parameters required from the field data and satellite data derived irrigation infrastructure information are: 1. Proposed length of canal. 2. Satellite derived Lengths ; Physical progress of canal construction for the corresponding canal. 3. Irrigation potential proposed under each canal. 4. Gaps existing in different stretches of the canal network, - Number of gaps and gap lengths, their chainages – derived hydraulically connected length of a particular canal . 5. Number of DPOs, their contribution to the irrigation potential as per field data; their chainages – to assess the hydraulic connectivity.

The steps to be followed for the satellite based assessment of irrigation potential creation: Irrigation potential assessment is made based on physical status of canal and its hydraulic connectivity to the source of irrigation. As explained earlier, canal network hierarchy consists of Main canal – Branch canal-Distributary-Lateral-sub lateral, etc and may vary from one project to another project. In addition to this, irrigation potential is also created through the Direct Pipe Outlets (DPOs) from Main canal /Distributary, etc. Various scenarios that one would come across in different irrigationnrsc/ISRO projects are briefly explained and also illustrated in Fig.6.1.

The Method followed for the estimation of irrigation potential under various canals:

 If the satellite derived canal length and chainage is found to be comparable and there are no cross drainage structures pending / under construction indicating hydraulic flow continuity, then it is considered as irrigation potential creation is complete under that particular canal

 If the distributary wise satellite derived canal network is found with anomalies in terms of length (like shortening) either due to incomplete canal stretches, pending work ,

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incomplete cross drainage / irrigation structures, then that canal wise Irrigation Potential (IP) is considered as incomplete.

 If the minor is observed to be completed as proposed, the designated IP is then considered as created. Further, if minor is incomplete due to any reasons as explained earlier in this section, the Irrigation potential created is estimated proportionally based on the hydraulically connected length of Minor.  All the irrigation potential values of minors and DPOs which are hydraulically connected and completed are summed up to arrive at the total IP created under the distributary.  All the irrigation potential values of Distributaries and DPOs which are hydraulically connected and completed are summed up to arrive at the total IP created under the Main Canal.  All the irrigation potential values of Main Canals and DPOs which are hydraulically connected and completed are summed up to arrive at the total IP created under the Branch Canal.  All the irrigation potential values of Branch Canals and DPOs which are hydraulically connected and completed are summed up to arrive at the total IP created under the Irrigation Project .

Schematic diagram showing the assessment of Irrigation Potential under Different scenario / Status of the canals is provided here.

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Schematic diagram showing the assessment of IP under various scenario

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Annexure: III – Profile: Eastern Ganga Canal Project

View of Off takes of Candak Branch and from EGC Main Canal

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View of Kangri Lt Minor Canal, indicating non-operational of the system

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View of Critical Gap in Canal Network Capture from Cartosat Satellite Data

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Direct offtakes from Main Canal

Gaps in Kangri Lt & Rt Mr at CH: 4.66, 4.96 & 5.59 Km

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Field Photographs of Gap in Kangri Lt at CH: 4.66 Km

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Chandok Branch System

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Pending portion at tail end of Rafipur Mohan Mr (at CH:4.62Km )

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Pending portion at tail end of Shyamiwala Mr (at CH: 1.92Km )

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Tail of Kabulpur Mr Draining in to River Ganga (at CH: 0.77 Km )

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Pending portion at tail end of Inampur Mr (at CH: 4.30 Km )

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Gap in Husainpur Mr at CH: 3.04 Km nrsc/ISRO

Gaps in the Jahangirpur Mr at CH: 0.0 and 1.27 Km

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Pending portion at tail end of Raipur Mr (at CH: 3.05Km )

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Gap in the Bhawanipur Mr at CH: 1.06 Km

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Nagina Branch System

Gaps in Ajupura Dy at CH: 4.17 and 4.7 Km

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Gaps in Kotra Dy at CH: 15.2, 16.6 & 17.05 Km and in Ahmadpur Mr at CH:1.42 Km

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Gaps in Lodhipur Dy at CH: 10.39 & 10.76 Km

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Gaps in Jamalpur Dy at CH: 1.63 & 2.70 km and in Sedhi Mr at CH: at 1.75 Km

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Gaps in Shehbazpur Mr at CH: 0.33 & 1.8 Km nrsc/ISRO

Gap in Nasirpur Mr. at CH : 1.76

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Gaps in Mankuan Mr. at CH : 5.52 & 5.54 Km

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Gaps in Kasmabad Mr at CH: 0.27, 0.81, 2.01 & 2.67 Km and in Bakshanpur Mr. at CH: 4.6 Km

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Najibabad Branch System

Gaps in Bijnor Dy at CH: 10.6 & 12.73 Km nrsc/ISRO

Gap in Shahapur Mr at CH:1.49 Km

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Gaps in Itawa Dy at CH: 0.14 & 4.23 Km

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Gaps in Fareedpur Mr at CH : 7.94, 8.26 7 8.61 Km

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Alawalpur Branch Canal System

Gap in Akbarabad Mr- II at CH: 0.5 Km nrsc/ISRO

Gaps in Shernagar Mr at CH: 3.2 & 6.4 Km

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Gaps in Nurpur Dy at CH: 14.09 km & 14.67 km

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Gaps in Munampur Mr at CH : 6.26 & 7.72 Km

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Gap in Asadpur Dhamraula Mr. at CH: 4.58 Km

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Pending portion at tail end of Sjauli Mr (at CH: 0.16 Km )

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Gap in Tandera Mr. at CH: 0.8 km

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Pending portion at tail end of Jheeran Mr (at CH: 1.43 Km )

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Gap in Tigri Mr at CH: 0.45 Km nrsc/ISRO

Gap in Najarpur Billoch Mr at CH: 4.02 Km

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Nehtaur Branch System

Meemla Mr-I length is short by 0.316 Km nrsc/ISRO

Gap in Gangora Shekh Mr at CH : 1.22 Km

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Gap in the Shekhupr Dy at CH:34.66 Km

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Pending portion at tail end of Jhalu Mr (at CH: 0.360 Km )

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Gap in Aurangabad Sikanderpur Mr at CH: 9.30 Km

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Gap in the Haldaur Mr at CH:0.87 Km

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Gap in Kherpur Jagri Mr at CH: 0.42, 0.95,2.01, 2.23 & 3.16 Km

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Gaps in Rustampur Mr at CH: 0.85, 1.65, 2.9, 6.19 & 7.53 Km and in Imalia Mr at CH: 6.8 Km

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Gap in Dhabi Mr at CH: 2.2 Km nrsc/ISRO

Gaps in Jhujha Mr at CH: 3.6, 5.04 & 5.49 Km

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Gap in Shahapur Dhanauri Mr at CH: 2.29Km nrsc/ISRO

Gap in Faridpur Dargo Mr. at CH: 3.8 Km

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Pending portion at tail end of Dawarpur Mr (at CH: 5.64 Km )

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Pending portion at tail end of Rukanpur Mr (at CH:4.76Km )

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Gaps in Sallarpur Mr at CH: 0.63, 1.08 & 1.15 km

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Pending portion at tail end of Jhal Mr (at CH: 6.79 Km )

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Gaps in Uleda Mr at CH: 6.37 & 6. 4 Km

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Pending portion at tail end of Matlabpur Mr at CH 4.70 Km

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Gap in Dheewarpur Mr. at CH:4.87 Km nrsc/ISRO

Gaps in Sabdalpur Mr at CH: 9.51 & 10.3 Km

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Gaps in Jainabad Thait Mr at CH: 0.00 & 6.7 Km nrsc/ISRO

Gap in Bakaina Dy at CH: 32.06 Km

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Pending portion at tail end of Chandpur Mr (at CH: 8.15 Km )

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Gaps in Mathura Das Mr at CH: 1.18, 1.69 & 1.82 Km

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Gaps Due to MGC Ph-II

Gap in Sansarpur Mr at CH: 3.11 Km and in Sundra Mr at CH: 0.05 & 2.95 Km

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Gap in Tigri Mr-II at CH: 1.04 Km

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Annexure: IV - Glossary

Ancillary Data Secondary data pertaining to the study area, such as topographic, demographic, climatological, etc.,

Branch canal is the primary artery of canal water delivery system which off takes from main canal.

Command Area represents the area irrigated or capable of being irrigated either by gravitational flow or by lift irrigation or by any other method and includes every such area by law in force in the State; also referred as ayacut.

Cropping Pattern is determined according to relative acreage of various crops in the command.

Cross Drainage structures are structures constructed across canals for passing the drain include super passage, Pipe culvert, depressed hume pipe culvert, aqueducts,

Cultivable Command Area (CCA) is the portion of the Gross Cultivable Area, which is cultivable.

Distributary is the secondary artery of the canal water delivery system. It takes off from the main canal or branch canal.

Field Channel is the tertiary irrigation unit which takes off from an outlet to deliver water to individual farm fields or a group of farm fields.

Gross Command Area (GCA) is the total area, which can be irrigated in a project command. It includes the area covered by roads, culverts, settlements, uncultivable area etc.

Ground Truth Jargon coined for data, information, and observations obtained on the surface or subsurface about features or classes, used to aid in interpretation of remotely sensed data.

Intensity of Irrigation is the ratio of the actual area irrigated in a year to the total cultivable command area; expressednrsc/ISRO as %. Interpretation The process in which a person extracts information from an image.

Irrigation infrastructure is the canals and structures constructed in an irrigation project to create irrigation potential which include canal network, head regulator, cross regulator, canal off-take structures, cross drainage structures, drop structures, roads, road bridges, cart bridges, and foot bridges, etc.

Irrigation Potential Irrigation Potential (I.P) is the area that can be irrigated annually from a project as proposed in the design of the project.

Kharif is an important agricultural season and commences during June-July after the onset of southwest monsoon and ends during October-November. 84

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Main Canal is the principal artery of the distribution system.

Minor is fourth artery of the canal water delivery system. It takes off from the distributary and can be a ridge canal irrigating on both sides. It is also sometimes referred as lateral.

Monitoring is the process of collecting information about the actual execution of planned tasks and factors, which might affect their execution; analyzing these in relation to the plan and exercising control so that the deviations from the plan are minimal.

Path-Row Index-System for locating satellite remotely sensed images.

Sub Minor is fifth artery of the canal water delivery system. It takes off from the minor or Lateral and can be a ridge canal irrigating on both sides. It is also sometimes referred as sub- lateral.

Real Time Refers to images or data made available for inspection simultaneously with their acquisition.

Remote Sensing Collection and interpretation of information about an object without being in physical contact with the object.

Resolution Ability to separate closely spaced objects on an image or photograph. Resolution is commonly expressed as the most closely spaced line-pairs per unit distance that can be distinguished and also called as spatial resolution.

References

1. Technical Manual. 2011. Assessment of Irrigation Infrastructure and Irrigation Potential. National Remote Sensing Centre, ISRO. (NRSC-RS&GISAA-WR&OG-Feb 10-TR- 152. 2. Eighteenth Status Report of AIBP Components of Eastern Ganga Canal Project, Monitoring Directoratenrsc/ISRO of CWC, Agra, March 2009. 3. Report from Superintending Engineer, E.G.C.C.C Haridwar on Eastern Ganga Canal Project, July 2010

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