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NATIONAL REGISTER OF LARGE DAMS National Register of Large Dam (NRLD) is a compilation of the large dams in the country prepared as per information received from the owners of the dams. In NRLD the definition of “large dams” has been adopted as per the norms of International Commission on Large Dams (ICOLD).At present there are 4818 completed large dams and 375 large dams are under construction in India. DEFINATION OF LARGE DAMS AS PER ICOLD DISCLAIMER ABSTRACT DAMS OF NATIONAL IMPORTANCE (COMPLETED AND UNDER CONSTRUCTION) STATE-WISE DISTRIBUTION OF LARGE DAMS: - Height 10 to 15 metres. Height more than 15 metres. Height more than 15 metres or storage more than 60M cubic metre Height more than 50 metres. State Wise Distribution of Large Dams (Completed & Under Construction) in India Decade-wise distribution of large dams - Column graph State-wise distribution of completed large dams in India – Pie diagram State-wise distribution of Under Construction large dams in India – Pie diagram Project Identification Code (PIC) STATE-WISE DETAILS OF LARGE DAMS: - Andaman & Nicobar Andhra Pradesh*(Status till 8/2012) Arunachal Pradesh Assam Bihar*(Status till 06/2012) Chhattisgarh Goa Gujarat Himachal Pradesh Jammu & Kashmir Jharkhand Karnataka Kerala Maharashtra Madhya Pradesh Manipur*(Status till 8/2012) Meghalaya* Odisha*( Status till 8/2012) Punjab Rajasthan Sikkim Tamil Nadu Tripura* Uttrakhand Uttar Pradesh West Bengal*(Status till 8/2012) *Updated as per date of information supplied by State Govt. / Dam owners; for other States data as per NRLD‐2009(Last updated with information received up to 13/02/2012) continues. INTERNATIONAL COMMISSION ON LARGE DAMS (ICOLD) SPECIFICATION • A large dam is classified as one with a maximum height of more than 15 metres from its deepest foundation to the crest. • A dam between 10 and 15 metres in height from its deepest foundation is also included in the classification of a large dam provided it complies with one of the following conditions : a) length of crest of the dam is not less than 500 metres or b) capacity of the reservoir formed by the dam is not less than one million cubic metres or c) the maximum flood discharge dealt with by the dam is not less than 2000 cubic metres per second or d) the dam has specially difficult foundation problems, or e) the dam is of unusual design On review of the consideration of “height” for arriving at whether a dam is in the category of large dam or not, the above definition has been retained for dams other than earthen dams. For earthen dams following definition of large dams has been adopted from “IS 12169-1987- criteria for design of small embankment dams” for inclusion under NRLD. "Large Dams : A dam exceeding 15m in height above deepest river bed level and a dam between 10 and 15 m height provided volume of earthwork exceeds 0.75 million cubic meter and storage exceeds 1 million cubic meter or the maximum flood discharge exceeds 2000 cumecs.” Disclaimer National Register of Large Dam (NRLD) is a compilation of the large dams in the country prepared as per information received from the owners of the dams. The sole purpose of the NRLD is to provide basic information about a dam of interest to any interested party who can then approach to the owners of the dams for detailed information if required, under the obligation and procedures applicable to owner of dam and is in no way intended for the purpose other than mentioned above. The information given in NRLD is not binding on any party and does not confer rights or restrictions to any party. CWC would be ever willing to rectify erroneous information if any, brought to its notice. However it is unintentional and therefore need not be taken as a basis of dispute. NATIONAL REGISTER OF LARGE DAMS STATE - WISE DISTRIBUTION OF LARGE DAMS ABSTRACT Sl. State Year of completion No. UPTO 1901 1951 1961 1971 1981 1991 2001 Year of Total Under 1900 TO TO TO TO TO TO & construction completed Constructio TOTAL 1950 1960 1970 1980 1990 2000 Beyond not dams n available 1 2 34567891011121314 1 Andaman & Nicobar Islands* 1 1 2 2 2 Andhra Pradesh 7 35 16 22 32 26 15 13 126 292 45 337 3 Arunachal Pradesh 111 4 Assam 2224 5 Bihar 1 185612 244 28 6 Chhattisgarh 11 1 17 49 96 39 29 1 243 16 259 7 Goa 32 5 5 8 Gujarat 6 59 57 86 154 151 56 23 6 598 68 666 9 Himachal Pradesh 12215 2 136 19 10 Jammu & Kashmir 2214 3 122 14 11 Jharkhand 9 5 11 21 3 49 28 77 12 Karnataka 6 26 11 39 49 55 17 14 18 235 1 236 13 Kerala 1 9 13 9 10 7 2 0 51 1 52 14 Madhya Pradesh 3 86 35 67 220 301 93 66 28 899 7 906 15 Maharashtra 20 40 23 152 622 416 304 113 3 1693 152 1845 16 Manipur 1 1 1 3 2 5 17 Meghalaya 1 1 1 1 1 5 2 7 18 Mizoram 00 19 Nagaland 00 20 Odisha 2248557733134 1986 204 21 Punjab 1 4 6 3 14 1 15 22 Rajasthan 31 8 33 23 29 36 26 15 0 201 10 211 23 Sikkim 11 2 2 24 Tamil Nadu 1 10 10 28 27 17 8 19 120 0 120 25 Tripura 1 1 1 26 Uttar Pradesh 4 24 21 22 16 14 11 2 114 16 130 27 Uttarakhand 5 4 2 2 13 6 19 28 West Bengal 1 1 4 16 2 4 28 28 GRAND TOTAL 81 302 233 498 1294 1255 625 334 196 4818 375 5193 * Union Territory (UT) Note:- Above information has been compiled as obtained from State Governments and shall be updated as and when further information recieved. DAMS OF NATIONAL IMPORTANCE Dams of National importance are such dams with height 100 metre and above or gross storage capacity of 1 billion cubic metre and above. As per NRLD, there are 61 completed and 17 under construction dams in India in the category of “Dam of National importance”. NATIONAL REGISTER OF LARGE DAMS DAMS OF NATIONAL IMPORTANCE [Dams with height 100 m and above or with storage capacity of 1 km3 and above completed] Sl Name of Dam Year of River Nearest city Type Height Length of Volume Gross Reservoir Effective Pur- Designed No comple- above dam content of Storage Area Storage pose Spillway tion lowest dam capacity capacity capacity . foundation m m 103m3 km3 km2 km3 m3/sec Andhra Pradesh 1 Nagarjunasagar Dam 1960 Krishana Hyderabad TE/PG 125.00 4865.00 7725.00 11.56 284.90 5.44 I/H 42509.00 2 Sriamasagar 1977 Godavari Nizamabad TE/PG 43.00 15600.00 13095.00 3.17 450.82 2.32 I/H 45300.00 3 Srisailam H.E.Project 1984 Krishna Hyderabad TE/PG 145.00 512.00 1953.00 8.72 616.42 4.25 H 38369.00 4 Somasila 1989 Pennar Nellore TE/PG 39.00 760.75 1875.00 2.21 212.28 1.99 I/S 22375.00 Chhattisgarh 5 Manimata (Hasdeo) Bango 1990 Hasdeo Bilaspur TE 87.00 2509.00 3.42 188.47 3.05 I/H 42842.00 Gujarat 6 Ukai 1972 Tapi Fort Songadh TE/PG 81.00 4927.00 25390.00 8.51 7.09 I/H/C 49490.00 7 Kadana 1979 Mahi Samtrampur TE/PG 66.00 1551.00 2364.00 1.54 1.20 I/H 49497.00 8 Karjan 1987 Karjan Rajpipla PG 100.00 903.00 1436.12 0.63 36.77 0.58 I 19625.00 Himachal Pradesh 9 Bhakra Dam 1963 Sutlej Nangal PG 226.00 518.00 4130.00 9.62 168.35 7.19 I/H 8212.00 10 Pong Dam 1974 Beas Mukerian TE/ER 133.00 1951.00 35500.00 8.57 260.00 7.29 I/H 12375.00 11 Chamera I (NHPC) 1994 Ravi Banikhet PG 140.00 295.00 1342.00 0.39 9.50 0.11 H 21760.00 Jammu & Kashmir 12 SALAL (Rockfill Dam) NHPC 1987 Chinab Jammu ER 118.00 630.00 8000.00 0.28 93.56 0.01 H NA 13 SALAL (Concrete Dam) NHPC 1987 Chinab Jammu PG 112.91 450.81 1450.00 0.28 93.56 0.01 H 22427.00 14 Baglihar 2009 Chenab Udampur PG 143.00 362.86 2600.00 0.48 8.08 0.15 H 16500.00 Jharkhand 15 Maithon Dam 1957 Barakar Asansol TE/PG 56.00 4789.00 4170.00 1.35 106.19 0.61 I/H/S/C 14150.00 16 Panchet Hill 1959 Damodar Asansol TE/PG 49.00 6777.00 5560.00 1.58 153.00 0.25 I/H/S/C 17842.00 17 Tenughat 1978 Damodar Hazaribagh TE/PG 64.87 6494.00 1.02 64.80 1.00 I/H/S/ 1600.00 Karnataka 18 Krishnarajasagar 1931 Cauvery Mysore PG 42.67 2621.00 849.00 1.37 129.00 1.16 I/S 9912.00 19 Tungabhadra 1953 Tunga-bhadra Hospet TE/PG 49.38 2440.22 1441.56 3.77 378.13 3.71 I/H 18403.00 20 Bhadra Dam 1965 Bhadra Shimoga TE/PG 76.81 1708.00 2625.00 2.03 117.25 1.79 I/H/S 3020.95 21 Linganamakki Dam 1965 Sharavathy Shimoga TE/PG 61.28 2750.00 4080.00 4.44 316.65 4.29 H 8070.00 22 Malaprabha 1972 Mala-prabha Belgaum PG 43.13 154.52 - 1.07 129.50 0.97 I 5238.60 ABBREVIATION :: Earth:TE # Rockfill :ER # Gravity/Masonry : PG # Irri : I # Hydel : H # Flood contrl : C #Water supply : S # Navigation : N # Pisc.cult : F ix DAMS OF NATIONAL IMPORTANCE [Dams with height 100 m and above or with storage capacity of 1 km3 and above completed] Sl No Name of Dam Year of River Nearest city Type Height Length of Volume content Gross Reservoir Effective Pur- pose Designed comple- abovelowest dam of dam Storage Area Storage Spillway tion foundation capacity capacity capacity .
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