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| Name of basins |
Narmada, Tapi, Mahi, Sabarmati
and others. |
Total surface water availability
(75% dependability) |
18,513 MCM |
Contribution from other state
Distribution of resources |
18,047 MCM |
| Gujarat Main |
16,225 MCM |
| Saurashtra |
2,082 MCM |
| Kachchh |
206 MCM |
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| Dynamic resources |
16,060.35 MCM |
| Utilisable resources for irrigation |
12,848.28 MCM |
| Gross annual ground water draft |
9,708.86 MCM |
Stage of ground water development
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75.57% |
| Number of Over Exploited Talukas |
31 |
| Number of Dark Talukas |
8 |
| Number of Grey Blocks |
42 |
| Total static resources |
1,87,057 MCM |
| For hard rock area |
0.02* 106 MCM |
| For alluvial area |
2.56* 106 MCM |
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The ground water quality of the state is being
monitored by analysing water samples from selected
Hydrograph Network Stations in May each year.
By and large the ground water is suitable for
drinking, Irrigation and Industrial purpose in
the State.
The electrical conductivity ranges from less than
1000 to more than 10000 micro-mho/cm at 25°C.
Higher values of EC (more than 3000) is observed
in coastal area and in areas with inherent salinity.
Chloride ranges from less than 100 ppm to more
than 2000 ppm. Higher values of chloride (more
than 200 ppm) are observed in coastal area and
in areas with inherent salinity. |
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