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SHEET NO : E 43 a 16 / SW \ Projection :- UTM Datum :- WGS 1984 \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ 72°46'0"E 72°48'0"E \ 72°50'0"E 72°52'0"E \ VERSOVA MOGRA DRAFT CZMP MAP PREPARED AS PER CRZ NOTIFICATION 2019 A B C \ MAHARASHTRA STATE ANDHERI \ MULGAON ANDHERI GUNDAVALI \ SHEET NO : E 43 A 16 / SW \ Projection :- UTM Datum :- WGS 1984 NOTE: \ KONDIVATA \ * Open space as per Greater Mumbai Development Plan - 2034 the "Tank/Pond/Lake, Promenade, Play Ground, Garden/Park, Recreation Ground" Considered as NDZ within CRZ II \ CHAKALA \ * * EP proposal which are part of CRZ buffer will be as per the final Sanction by State Govt. and its development wil be \ MAROL as per Clause 5.2 (iii) & 10.3 (i) of CRZ Notification 2019 as applicable. \ \ BAPNALA 0 0.75 1.5 Legend \ BRAMHANWADA Data Provided: MCZMA \ JUHU VILE PARLE Kilometers Roads \ N VILE PARLE N µ Railway Line " " Scale : 1 : 25,000 0 0 ' SAHAR ' 6 6 ° \ ° Ü Maharashtra \ \Ferry 9 9 1 1 \ Bridge BRAMHANWADA \ I N D I A Sluice \ a a Ward Boundary e e S S Municipal or Corporation Boundary n \ AArraabbiiaann BBaayy n a a Survey Plots SSeeaa o f o f m m a B e n g a l a Taluk Boundary B e n g a l \ d d n n Maharashtra Village Boundary A A \ Data Source: NCSCM \ KOLEKALYAN Lighthouse VILE PARLE Z \ High Tide Line \ Low Tide Line \ \ Bund BANDRA-I JUHU \ KOLEKALYAN Karnataka Seawall Legend BANDRA-H \ BANDRA-G Coastal District having CRZ Jetty or Breakwater KOLEKALYAN \ Districts Out of CRZ KOLEKALYAN Goa CVCA \ CRZ lines \ 20m NDZ Line for Islands \ KURLA - 4 BANDRA-D 50m CRZ Line - NDZ \ E 43 A 16 / NW E 43 A 16 / NE E 43 B 4 / NW BANDRA-E PARIGHIKARI \ 50m CRZ line for Bay \ CRZ line for River or Creek \ N N " " 0 0 ' ' 500m CRZ line \ 4 KOLEKALYAN UNIVERSITY 4 ° ° 9 9 1 1 CRZ CATEGORY \ PARIGHIKARI CIDCO CRZ - I \ BANDRA-EAST E 43 A 16 / SW E 43 A 16 / SE E 43 B 4 / SW \ BANDRA-C Archaeological & Heritage Sites - CRZ IA A r a b i a n S e a A r a b i a n S e a BANDRA-F BANDRA-A PARIGHIKARI \ Mangroves - CRZ IA \ 50m Mangrove buffer zone - CRZ IA \ PARIGHIKARI PARIGHIKARI Mudflats - CRZ IA \ \ \\ PARIGHIKARI \ PARIGHIKARI Salt Marsh - CRZ IA PANVEL \ \\ BANDRA-A KURLA - 3 \ Sand Dunes - CRZ IA E 43 G 13 / NW E 43 G 13 / NE E 43 H 1 / NW \ \\ DHARAVI ] ] ] \ L L L L ] ] ] Reserve Forests - CRZ IA L L L L \ URAN ] ] ] L L L L Marine Protected Area - CRZ IA \ BANDRA-B Nesting Grounds of Birds - CRZ IA \ P/N P/S T \ E 43 A 16 / NW E 43 A 16 / NE Corals and Coral Reefs - CRZ IA \ \ S Turtle Nesting Grounds - CRZ IA K/W \ Intertidal Zone - CRZ IB DHARAVI K/E \ Beach - CRZ IB \ SION Rock Outcrop - CRZ IB \ L \ MAHIM BAY N CRZ - II \ N N " " CRZ landward of HTL - CRZ II \ 0 0 H/E ' ' 2 2 ° ° H/W 9 9 \ 1 1 E 43 A 16 / SW E 43 A 16 / SE CRZ - III \ SALT PAN * NDZ - Within CRZ II \ \ G/N * *NDZ - Within CRZ II M/W MAHIM \ F/N M/E No Development Zone - NDZ \ 50 to 500m from HTL - CRZ IIIA \ CRZ - IV \ MATUNGA G/S F/S \ Waterbody - CRZ IVA \ E 43 G 13 / NW Waterbody - CRZ IVB E \ D \ Prepared by \ DADAR-NAIGAON \ WORLI \ National Centre for Sustainable Coastal Management \ (Ministry of Environment, Forest & Climate Change) \ LOWER PAREL Chennai - 25 DADAR-NAIGAON \ Prepared for \ \ MAHARASHTRA STATE COASTAL ZONE MANAGEMENT AUTHORITY PAREL-SEWERI \ 72°46'0"E 72°48'0"E 72°50'0"E 72°52'0"E Ver. MH/M1.0 \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \.
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