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Saraswati Barrage

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The Saraswati Barrage, also known as the Annaram Barrage[1] is an irrigation project on Godavari River located at Annaram Village, Mahadevpur Mandal, Jayashankar Bhupalpally district in Telangana State, India.[2][failed verification]

LocationAnnaram (village), Mahadevpur Telangana
Coordinates18°45′51.9″N 79°49′24.7″E
PurposeMulti-purpose
StatusOperational
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Saraswati Barrage
Saraswati Barrage is located in Telangana
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Annaram Barrage at Mahadevpur Mandal
Saraswati Barrage is located in India
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Saraswati Barrage (India)
LocationAnnaram (village), Mahadevpur Telangana
Coordinates18°45′51.9″N 79°49′24.7″E
PurposeMulti-purpose
StatusOperational
Construction began2 May 2016
Opening date21 June 2019
Built byAfcons Infrastructure Limited (Subsidiary of Shapoorji Pallonji Group)
OwnerGovernment of Telangana
OperatorsIrrigation & CAD Department, Government of Telangana
Dam and spillways
Type of damBarrage
ImpoundsGodavari River
Length1,270 m (4,170 ft)
Spillways66
Reservoir
CreatesSaraswati Barrage
Total capacity11.9 tmcft 336,970 megalitres
Power Station
OperatorTelangana State Power Generation Corporation Limited
Commission datePlanned
TypeBarrage
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This is the second point and one of the barrages proposed in Kaleshwaram Lift Irrigation Project which envisages construction of three barrages between Yellampalli and Medigadda.

Proposed Annaram Barrage details:

More information Barrage, Bed level (m) ...
Barrage Bed level (m) Pond Level (m) Gross Storage (TMC) Number of Gates
Annaram Barrage 107.0 120.0 11.9 66
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Annaram Barrage foundation was laid by First Chief Minister of Telangana, K.Chandrashekar Rao on 2 May 2016.[citation needed]

The project started by Telangana government as part of the Kaleshwaram Lift Irrigation Schema to irrigate the 18.5 lakh acres of new land and stabilize 11.8 lakh (1,118,000) acres (480,000 ha) of existing irrigated land.[3]

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