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Tank Information System Map of Hiriyur Taluk, Chitradurga District. Μ Tank Information System Map of Hiriyur Taluk, Chitradurga District. µ J.I.Pura 1:107,800 Hiremadure Sondekere Ramajogihalli KA13060132 KA13020080 Palavvanahalli KA13060045 KA13060053 M.D.Kote KA13060053 KA13060022 Maddanakunte KA13060042 Palavvanahalli Maradihalli KA13060143 KA13060139 Gollahalli KA13060044 KA13060012 KA13060046 KA13060147 KA13060043 Kanajanahalli Hosakere KA13060049 Kandhikere KA13060013 KA13060008 Burjanaroppa KA13060018 KA13060129 Chikkasiddavvanahalli KA13060017 KA13060152 KA13060129 KA13060051 Vaddhikere KA13060062 Bandenahalli KA13060146 KA13060130 Sooguru KA13060141 Yaraballi Salahunase KA13060168 Talavatti KA13060019 KA13060158 KA13060165 KA13060135 Shidlaiahanakote BurjanaroppaKA13060050 KA13060055 KA13060135 Gudanoorahalli KA13060164 KA13060167 KA13060038 KA13060023 Hosahalli KA13060021 Dharmapuri Amanikere KA13060157 KA13060056 Rangenahalli KA13060151 KA13060063 KA13060140 Kasaba Imangala Kalavibhagi KA13060144 KA13060155 KA13060166 KA13060048 KA13060131 KA13060120 KA13060010 Bhagavathikere KA13060010 KA13060047 Kasaba Dharmapura Halagaladdhi Salebommenahalli KA13060159 Goolya Mangasahalli Dharmapuri Amanikere KA13060136 KA13060121 KA13060027 Yalakooranahalli KA13060137 Sangenahalli Shravanagere Gulagondanahalli Dharmapuri Amanikere KA13060014 Mallappanahalli Upparahalli KA13060014 KA13060037 Kumbaraghatta Thadavina Channammanahalli KA13060134 Parashuramdevara Kote KA13060145 KA13060020 Bidarakere KA13040109 Kurudigenahalli Harthikote KA13060020 Gollahalli Legend KA13060153 KA13060039 Hariyabbe KA13060001 Bharampura Yalagondanahalli Abbinahole Benakanahalli Adhiralu Guyilalu KA13060142 Drainage Giddobenahalli KA13060142 KA13060061 Thore Obenahalli KA13060040 KA13060150 KA13060041 Karevobenahalli Ambalagere Chillahalli KA13060160 KA13060156 KA13060016 KA13060156 District Road KA13060064 KA13060031 KA13060009 KA13060054 Hulithotlu KA13060060 KA13060138 KA13060148 Balenahalli Devarakotte National Highway KA13060161 KA13060149 Sakkara KA13060161 KA13060015 KA13060133 Byadarahalli Eshwaragere Venukallugudda KA13060170 KA13060163 Goguddu Gannayakanahalli Hemadala Metikurki State Highway KA13060024 KA13060162 KA13060154 Thavandhi KA13060011 KA13060066 Taluk Boundary Sooragondanahalli KA13060110 Gownahalli Masakallu Koodlahalli KA13060030 KA13060105 Hoovinahole KA13060123 Village Boundary Myakaluralli KA13060123 Yaradakatte KA13060104 KA13060065 District Boundary Thoresalunagenahalli Kodihalli Babburu Elanadu Appasamudra Gudihalli Beerenahalli Mayasandra Bojapura KA13060002 Yinnegere Hucchavvanahalli Samudradahalli Tank Information - Ownership Wise KA13060107 Krishnambudhi KA13060068 Kasavanahalli Vuppalagere KA13060083 Myadanahole Aluru Single Ownership KA13060006 KA13060100 Koonikere Ikkanuru Kasaba Hiriyuru Ranganathapura KA13060109 Custodian-KFD (3) Bharamagiri Patrahalli Thimmalapura KA13060067 Lakkavvanahalli Pittalali Kundalagura Nandihalli Kurubarahalli KA13060007 Yarakenagenahalli MI (32) KA13060057 KA13060103 PRED (15) Doddagatte KA13060103 Yaruchikkenahalli Boranakunte V.V.Pura Adavala Kambadahalli KA13060128 Lakkinalu Somenahalli Kurubarahalli Rayabommenahalli Mixed Ownership KA13060035 Hulugalakunte KA13060112 Katharikenahalli KA13060112 Myakenahalli Vaddanahalli KA13060036 Mixed Ownership (9) Kasthuri Rangavvanahalli Ganjilagunte Paramenahalli Vaddanahalli Challamadu KA13060106 Udavalli No Ownership KA13060085 Gorladaku Katthehole KA13060004 Bagganadu Kavalu Baggenadu KA13060058 Other Tanks (119) KA13060124 Iddalanagenahalli KA13060113 KA13060025 Gowdanahalli Uttare KA13060108 KA13060171 KA13060028 KA13060097 KA13060090 Aneshidri Rangapura KA13060026 KA13060084 Hindasakatte Javanagondanahalli Malagondanahalli KA13060089 KA13060086 KA13060032 Katanayakanahalli Haladyamenahalli Madenahalli KA13060126 KA13060059 KA13060111 KA13060122 KA13060127 Kariyala KA13060034 KA13060082 KA13060077 KA13060082 KA13060088 KA13060088 KA13060087 KA13060076 Dindavara KA13060172 KA13060003 Obalapura KA13060169 KA13060095 Layaradasarahalli Yalladakere KA13060075 KA13060093 KA13060096 KA13060079 HandiganaduKA13060094 Lakkenahalli KA13060118 KA13060115 Veeravva NagathihalliKA13060119 Kilaradahalli KA13060116 KA13060080 KA13060091 KA13060081 KA13060033 Byaramadu KA13060125 KA13060005 Halamadenahalli KA13060101 Ulavinahalu KA13060117 Pillali KA13060102 Mavinamadu Sheshappanahalli KA13060072 KA13060029 KA13060092 KA13060074 KA13060099 Prepared by Arisinagundhi KA13060070 KA13060071 KA13060098 Karnataka State Remote Sensing Applications Centre (K S R S A C) DPAR (e-Governance), GOK Doora Samvedi Bhavana, Major Sandeep Unnikrishnan Road Bengaluru - 560097.
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