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Map Showing Lakes in Bengaluru City (Entire BDA Area) 750000 755000 760000 765000 770000 775000 780000 785000 790000 795000 800000 805000 810000 815000 1460000 1460000 Map Showing Lakes in Bengaluru City (Entire BDA Area) µ Addigahahalli Kere X 4 1 1 P B Channahalli Kere X A 5 1 Thimmasandra Kere Ittagallipura Kere 1 1 B P D B X Legend 1 5 1 1 4 1 P BD502 B Kadiganahalli Kere 2 Madappanahalli Kere Kumbarane Ranagiri Kere BD Linganahalli Kere 2 50 Storm Water Drains 1 Bettaalasuru Kere Kadiganahalli Kere BD504 03 Shinganayakanahalli Amani Kere BD5 Type Hesaraghatta Kere Linganahalli Kere 1 Gantiganahalli Kere (Small) BDA Area B D ØØØ 1 1 Primary SWD 5 Linganahalli Kere 3 2 2 1 Hallikunte Kere P Budikere A.Kere BD B ØØØ D509 1 B 5 16 408 1455000 1455000 0 B D Secondary SWD D5 D1 BD117 Hunasemaranahalli Kere 2 B B 12x Gantiganahalli Kere B BD BD D 5 x 401 BD402Bagalur Kere 2 4 1 11 BD Bagaluru Kere 0 Hesaraghatta Kere 2 6 D1 405 9 B Harohalli Kere 4 Manchappanahosahalli Kere Water Bodies 0 Hunasemaranahalli Kere 4 B P D Aivarukandapura Kere B 1 Mylappanahalli Kere 2 5 B BD506 Maralakunte Kere BBMP Water Bodies D515 Sivakote Kere Satanur Kere Bilijaji Kere BD517 B BD B D D 51 50 BD 4 8 5 4 0 0 6 7 3 BD40 BDA / Other Water Bodies 1 Jarakabandekaval (K) Kere 3 1 B P1 4 D B 1 51 Srinivasapura Kere-2 4 P P1 0 3 B 7 1 Mavalipura Kere 3 B 5 BD D BBMP Boundary 519 B BD518Kasaghattapura Kere Ramagondanahalli kere Jagalatti Kere Huralichikkanhalli Kere Dodda Bylakere 2 Palanahalli Kere Kattiganahalli Kere Dasanayakanahalli Kere Yelahanka Kere Marenahalli Kere BBMP Zones Dodda Bylakere 1 Attur Kere 2 Puttanahalli Kere Kogilu Kere 1 5 D 8 6 BP211 4 3 5 Core Zones B Doddehahalli Kere 2 3 1 1 B P 1 B B P P P P1 Srinivasapura Kere B B 1 B 4 D 1 3 2 Bellahalli Kere ( 4 2 7 B Kadosappanahalli Kere 1 1 5 Y B Dodda Bylakere 0 0 D D5 9) East Zone (EC) B 22 Veerasagara Kere Kannuru Kere BD Doddehahalli Kere 1 Medi Agrahara Kere 41 B B 5 1450000 D 1450000 5 P B 1 3 A Kumbarahalli Kere 1 1 BY12) 1 P163 ( 2 3 33 B P Alur Kere B 1 Yarappanahalli Kere 5 South Zone (SC) BD 2 6 5 P 23 41 Vaderahalli Kere 1 B D Ganigarahalli Kere Shivahahalli Kere Thirumalenahalli Kere B BD520 Allalasandra Kere 5 Doddabettahalli Kere Jakkuru Kere Agrahara Kere West Zone (WC) 2 5 Yarappanahalli Kere D Chikka Gubbi Kere B Varadaraj Nagar Kere Chokkanahalli Kere B DH124 Yelahanka Zone (Byatarayanapura) B Peripheral Zones D52 BP010 D4 Kada Agrahara Kere 1 4 Shingapur Kere A A 17 Chikka Banavara Kere 2 BP17 6 1E BD526 Manduru Kere P1 BD4 B Venkateshpura Kere 11 Dasanapura Kere Abbigere Kere B P BD412 Bommanahalli Zone (BH) B Kuduregere Kere 1 D P Dodda Gubbi Kere H 7 B 1 1 D 13 A 4 1 Narasipura-26 Kere (Vidyaranyapura Kere) B 5 C BD5 1 Nagareshwara-Nagenahalli Kere 13 D 2 4 7 7 52 Lagumenahalli Kere 8 1 Bommasandra Kere BP172 P B Narasipura-20 Kere (Tindlu Kere) B Dasarahalli Zone (DH) B Kammagoundanahalli Kere Layout 7 P D 1 1 4 Kuduregere Kere 2 0 7 1 P Dodda Amanikere 6 8 Biderahalli Kere B Bommenahalli Kere Kammagoundanahalli Kere 4 DH23 9 5 1 Mahadevapura Zone (MD) P 6 Doddabommasandra Kere B 3 BP0 Rachanahalli Kere 2 32 H Amruthahalli Kere B Makali Kere 2 D 2 D 1 H 6 4 2 D D B B B B Huskur Kere Rajarajeshwarinagar Zone (RN) Ramachandrapura Kere 4 ) 1 H D 6 3 P 9 D 1 7 4 0 1 1 2 B Bagalkunte Kere Mallasandra Kere 1 3 B Y A 8 9 1 7 0 B D B P 7 1 BP1 1 5 8 B Nimbekayanpura Kere ( 1 4B P P 9 5 B P 3 6 B 1 P 1 B Gangalu Kere 3 32 2 1 Cheemasandra Kere 5 P BD 8 0 9 1 B Yelahanka Zone (Byatarayanapura - BP) 6 1445000 1445000 P A B B 4 D Dasarahalli Zone ( 8 5 B B 2 1 B Arekayatanahalli Kere Y D 9 P D 5 1 3 Anchepalya Kere B Katamanallur Kere 5 4 1 1 1 00) 1 ) 3 (H Rampura Kere (Voonari Kere) 2 0 D Kalkere Kere H BDA Area ( Hebbal Kere H H M D M BD Kondaspur Kere 2 2 2 0 D D 42 1 2 Chimasandra Kere 1 Nagavara Kere 5 Tanisandra Kere 2 2 8 2 ) (H207) M D 4 4 H Byrathikhane 2 3 7 D Nagasandra Kere ( 55 H Hennuru Kere 1 B 2 D 06) M 0 1 2 24 4 1 1 D D 2 H 7 M 1 2 ) Chokkasandra Kere (Dasarahalli Kere) ( 2 H 8 4 D 1 4 P 2 D BD D B Hormavu Agara Kere 537 H2 H Kittaganur Kere 2 2 ) 2 ( ) 4 ( Chinagenhalli Kere Lakshmipura Kere 1 J.P. 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325 1 Byrasandra-56 Kere 5 N51 A B 2 R R 1 MD451A M 4 (C1 M Jogipalya (SH17E) M D 5 N 05 N ) V ) D R D 6 5 ( (V1 5 0 R 7 6 D 1 5 ) 4 4 N Nallurahalli Kere 2 N 1 5 5 5 1 1 45 6 5 1 6 R R R 4 RN170 2 V D N A 2 N ( 7 1 5 B 5 (C106) 4 9 5 21 VibuthipuraKere-LB Sastry ngr Kundalahalli Kere D 2 R 5 B M 6 N 1 M D 55 2 D 7 ( B 3 V ( 1 45 Kannenahalli Kere 1 1 C 3 05 ) 1 Doddanekkundi Kere 2 Chinnappanahalli-1 Kere 43 9 N D B ) 0 Sheelavantana Kere M ) 0 0 D R 9 ) B 1 M 6 Mallathalli / Muddayana Palya 1 9 D3 K 7 2 2 D 1 4 5 Yelachaguppe 2 ( ) 1 2 1435000 1435000 ( 7 ( 4 6 V 3 V 4 D4 B ) K M A ( 1 4 1 D M 6 1 0 2 D Munnekolalu Kere M 2 8 1 6 D 7 ) 1 1 D 0 1 M 6 1 D423 D 442 6 V 4 3 M M D D 03) ) 3 M ( 1 ) Yelachaguppe 1 (V 4 36 4 B K 4 2 B ( 0 ) MD364 Siddapura Kere MD Ullal Kere 4 2 3 D ) 1 4 6 1 335 8 0 D A 6 1 ) M M D R 1 8 ) A 2 N K 1 5 B R 0 ( K D 7 6 7 ( 0 2 2 3 1 ( 1 2 3 3 4 4 ) 3 4 4 3 1 Manganahalli Kere 5 ) D D Kenchanapura Kere 1 D 5 N ( 7 6 7 K R C D M M V 1 0 ( 5 N 0 ( 0 M M B 1 A M 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Dommasandra Kere 7 B D 1 Kodagi Singasandra Kere D N 7 9 5 N Dodda Begur Kere 32 9 Sompura Kere 1 R 4 R Kottanuru Kere Nyanappanahalli Kere Kumbalagodu Kere 3 B 1425000 1425000 H Gollahalli Kere D 59 1 2 U.
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