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MAP:Osmanabad(Maharashtra) 75°20'0"E 75°30'0"E 75°40'0"E 75°50'0"E 76°0'0"E 76°10'0"E 76°20'0"E 76°30'0"E 76°40'0"E 76°50'0"E 18°50'0"N OSMANABAD DISTRICT GEOGRAPHICAL AREA (MAHARASHTRA) T O W BID ARDS C KEY MAP HAU BID S AL A ± R GA A CA-03 LATUR N T CA-02 O D CA-04 W A MA RDS KH H A MANJARA DAM J CA-01 I 18°40'0"N A ARD K 18°40'0"N S A D R Rd A CA-05 ali W Ieet Girw O B # M T * I D A A N ER J RIV R K AR A a l lam GAR SH Ro 15 KALAMB (M CL) 5 a A 7 1 H-21 d S 15 N "H £ / 1 CA-07 ¤ 6 0 SH Itkur PATHRUD OLD LAKE *# *# MANJARA DAM DN Diksal S CA-06 O CA-03 WASHI L CA-08 A /" P KUNTHALGIRI LAKE U KOTHALWADI RESERVOIR Mo R h SH 160 a R Shiradhon AHMA RAMESHWAR LAKE WASHI d *# CA-04 TOWARD d S GADWAD a B ab av 8 CA-02 BHUM i Ro A ad 15 18°30'0"N G an H d SONGIRI DAM - BANGANGA PROJECT S R sm A 18°30'0"N i R B sh O L ar i - KALAMB -B d d U u Moha Dh hr G at # Par * ok P BHUM (M CL) Para-Nandur Road Khamaswadi i R 62 1 /" *# d H *#Terkheda S Total Population within the Geographical Area as per 2011 B ho VANJARWADI DAM 16.57 Lacs.(Approx.) om Rd 1 6 TotalGeographicalArea(Sq.KMs) No.ChargeAreas H 1 S 7564 8 Yermala TOWARDS MURUD *# 77 Tadwala K. SH Charge Areas Identification Tahsil Names *# Dhoki LATUR CA-01 *# CA-01 Paranda SINA KOLEGAON DAM 11 Mankeshwar NH-2 CA-02 Bhum d a *# £ PARANDA ¤ Rd o d Jagji R h R CA-03 Washi t ) *# e h S 2 t ( P e H P CA-04 Kalamb m TERNA DAM SINA KOLEGAON DAM d 16 o 18°20'0"N TO SINA KOLEGAON DAM o ar Ter W 2 h ARDS T Yedsi w 18°20'0"N O *# CA-05 Osmanabad B WAR SALS DS PAN *# to ESINA KOLEGAON DAM GRI 7 Kond KHASAPURI DAM SH 7 *# CA-06 Tuljapur CA-07 Lohara S INA CA-08 Umarga d R PARANDA (M CL) IV E R Roa /" n CHANDANI DAM , SPILLWAY AND CHANDNI RESERVOIR. tio Upla ta WAGHOLI DAM *#S Wagholi S *# H 67 TOWA LEGEND RDS CA-05 OSMANABAD BAR TOWA TOWARDS WARWADA SHI RDS NARI SH 67 a Rd Sanja SINA RIVER BEDKI LAKE *# S OSMANABAD (M CL) H Warud 1 LANDMARKS SH 67 /" 6 2 Sol apur SINA RIVER Rd 18°10'0"N I /" DISTRICT HEAD QUARTER SINA RIVER 18°10'0"N Bembli VAD *# RUIBHAR DAM U /" TAHSIL HEAD QUARTER aon Rd dg TOWARDS TAWAS I TAD NA A KURD -Gau g J .! MAJOR TOWNS ira M Va P A KHAMSWADI RESERVOIR a t L o d L a- O ARDS H L ARA ah -KAN PATODA DAM ar RDS VECTORS E s GA R O A TOW N RD D B W TOWARD # I NATIONAL HIGHWAY S UPA KARAJKHED TALE *Kanegaon D LE DUMALA TO d A SH 153 A RIVER AN 204 R R NH- MAKANI DAM E pass R ¤£ T STATE HIGHWAY By TULJAPUR*# (M CL) pur Makani a *# Sastur Tulj /"Tul LOHARA BK. *# a jp 18°0'0"N ur Na /" MAJOR ROAD 18°0'0"N ldurg 4 SH 6 163 a SH 1 1 Roa Kati Ras ta H d S RAILWAY 6 *#Kati 2 -211 TOWARDS KAS ¤£NH CA-07 LOHARA AR SIRSI Madaj GA BOUNDARY *# SOLA SawargaonMAGAR SANGAVI TALAV *# 153 Jewali Balsur H *# WATER BODIES S *# PUR H 167 CA-06 TULJAPUR S CA-08 Dalimb VILLAGE POPULATION KALEGAON-ARALI TALAV UMARGA Mulaj *# NH-9 Yenegur W JAKEKUR DAM *# AG ¤£ BORI DAM *# TOWA DARI-A UMARGA (M CL) RDS SASTHAPUR CHIVRI UMARAGA LAKE *#Umarga(Rural) BANGLA AURADJAKEKUR DAM /" Turori L *# HARNI RIVER PRAKALP U *# VILLAGE WITH POPULATION 5000 AND ABOVE R NALDURG*# (M CL) 17°50'0"N Tugaon R Andur O Gunjoti 17°50'0"N # S * Jalkot A *# .! H # KOLSUR DAM Katgaon D * ASHTA J. DAM 1 *# NH-9 6 Ashta Kasar ¤£ 2 *# THE BENNITHURA DAM APUR MURUM (M CL) Kader L *# 2 ! H 3 BABHALGAON LAKE . S REMARKS:- BHIKAR SANGAVI DAM I 154 i. Landmarks are indicative in nature. H AMAN S TOWARDS SO Achaler ii. Each charge area is depicted in different color and is enclosed by physical OR *# SB features such as roads, rivers, railway tracks or administrative boundaries D R A Alur as shown in the map. NI I *# K iii. This map is a part of 'application-cum-bid document' for the TOW ND Osmanabad District Geographical area. A L RDS A A WATER RESERVOIR FOR KESARJAVALGA NNUR 17°40'0"N W MAP SCALE 17°40'0"N RDS HA TO A 03.5 7 14 21 28 W Kilometers RDS TO CA Name Village With Population > 5000 Road/s Passing Through A W CA-01 Paranda (MCl), SH 67 TO A CA-02 Ieet,Mankeshwar,Bhum (MCl) NH 211, SH 157 G PETROLEUM AND NATURAL GAS REGULATORY BOARD CA-03 Terkheda,Washi NH 211 AR B CA-04 Itkur,Diksal,Shiradhon,Moha,Khamaswadi,Yermala,Kalamb (M Cl) NH 211, SH 158, SH 160, SH 162, SH 77 L 1st Floor, World Trade Centre, Babar Road, New Delhi-110001 U CA-05 TadwalaK.,Yedsi,Dhoki,Jagji,Kond,Ter,Upla,Wagholi,Sanja,Bembli,Osmanabad(MCl) NH211,SH67,SH162,SH77 G CA-06 Kati,Sawargaon,Kakramba,Katgaon,Andur,Jalkot,Tuljapur(MCl),Naldurg(MCl) NH211,NH204,NH09,SH153,SH154, SH 162 CA-07 Kanegaon,Makani,Sastur,Jewali,Ashta Kasar,Achaler,Tugaon,Lohara Bk. NH 09, SH 162 CA-08 Madaj,Mulaj,Turori,Dalimb,Balsur,Gunjoti,Umarga(Rural),Kader,Yenegur,Alur,Murum(MCl),Umarga(MCl) NH 09, SH 32, SH 163, SH 167 Map No. PNGRB/CGD/BID/5/2015/19/GA-Osmanabad District 17°30'0"N 17°30'0"N Date Febuary-2015 Map Title Osmanabad District Geographical Area RMSI 75°20'0"E 75°30'0"E 75°40'0"E 75°50'0"E 76°0'0"E 76°10'0"E 76°20'0"E 76°30'0"E 76°40'0"E 76°50'0"E.
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