The five reservoirs in Goa have all filled up earlier than usual, thanks to the abundance of rains in Goa in July.
The water level in the five Dams is as follows:
Sr Dam Capacity mcm Full Reservoir Level Level as on 26/07/13
(million cubic meters) (FRL) Meters Meters
1. SELAULIM 234.36 41.15 42.42
2. ANJUNEM 44.83 93.20 92.44
3. CHAPOLI 11.20 38.75 38.24
4. AMTHANE 5.97 50.25 50.25
5. PANCHWADI 4.47 26.12 26.20
While Chapoli usually fills up by August, the heavy rains of July has ensured its early filling up.
Hopefully even the areas which chronically experience water shortage in Goa, and there aren't many of them, will have water supply in plenty this year!
The water level in the five Dams is as follows:
Sr Dam Capacity mcm Full Reservoir Level Level as on 26/07/13
(million cubic meters) (FRL) Meters Meters
1. SELAULIM 234.36 41.15 42.42
2. ANJUNEM 44.83 93.20 92.44
3. CHAPOLI 11.20 38.75 38.24
4. AMTHANE 5.97 50.25 50.25
5. PANCHWADI 4.47 26.12 26.20
While Chapoli usually fills up by August, the heavy rains of July has ensured its early filling up.
Hopefully even the areas which chronically experience water shortage in Goa, and there aren't many of them, will have water supply in plenty this year!
Selaulim Dam, Sanguem (File Picture) |
Anjunem Dam, Keri Sattari (File Picture) |
Chapoli Dam, Canacona (File Picture) |