1. General Landuse Pattern of Gujarat (Table 1) TABLE 1 ......GENERAL LAND USE PATTERN OF GUJARAT...

Laying of Anjar - Chotila Natural Gas transportation Pipeline (196.14 km) with associated facilities in state of Gujarat by M/s Gujarat State Petronet Limited

ANNEXURE VIII – LANDUSE STUDY

Annexure VIII – Landuse Study

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1. General Landuse Pattern of Gujarat

The following table (Table 1) shows the general land use pattern of Gujarat in particular to proposed

pipeline route.

TABLE 1

GENERAL LAND USE PATTERN OF GUJARAT

SECTION LAND USE

Section - 1 : Take-off point from ARPL SV-8 TOP-8 @ Ch. 170/036.88 km to State Highway-22 crossing at Ch. 61/344 km (Length : 61/344 km)

Alignment runs parallel to Ratanpar-Morbi pipeline within RoU limit from take-off to Ch. 17/500 km and then after runs through cross country. Dry & wet cultivated fields of Vegetable include cotton, wheat, jowar, fennel & groundnut. Communication network along pipeline route is very good.

Section - 2 : From SH-22 crossing at Ch. 61/344 km to Metalled road crossing at Ch. 115/802 km. (Length : 54/458 km)

In this section pipeline route is aligned parallel within RoU of Morbi-Mundra pipeline from Ch. 93/282 to 98/304 km & the rest part of pipeline passes through cross country & salt pan region. Predominantly cotton, wheat, jowar, fennel, etc. cultivations are seen along the route. Communication network along pipeline route is fairly good.

Section - 3 : From Metalled road crossing at Ch. 115/802 km to Terminal point at Ch. 196/140.02 km. (Length : 80/338.02 km)

From Ch. 119/149 to 144/239 km & from Ch. 193/241 to terminal point, alignment runs parallel to Morbi-Mundra pipeline and other part of pipeline passes through cross country. Dry cultivated fields of cotton, wheat, jowar, fennel, lemon plantation, etc are seen along the route. Communication network along pipeline route is very good.

1. LULC studies for SV station and 196.14 km stretch

There are associated facilities such as Sectionalized valve Stations /Tap-off/Metering /Receiving/

Dispatch/Intermediate Pigging stations, 9 SV stations for the proposed pipeline route were selected

with 20 stretch marks of 196.14 km stretch were prepared for the proposed pipeline project in that

each SV station, 2km radius was taken for the LULC findings and 500m of either sides of proposed

pipeline of 10km each stretch mark were also taken for landuse studies. Table 2 represents the

latitude and longitude of the total 9 SV station and Table 3 shows the latitude and longitude of the

10km stretch mark of 20 lines of the proposed pipeline area.

TABLE 2

GEOGRAPHIC COORDINATES OF TOTAL 9 SV STATIONS

Sl. SV/IPS Station No.

Village Taluka District Latitude Longitude Elev.

1.

Existing GSPL ARPL SV-8/TAP-

OFF

Ratanpar Thangadh Surendranagar

23° 9'17.78"N

70° 0'33.21"E

81 m

2.

SV-1 Khakhrathal

Thangadh Surendranagar

22°39'21.45"N

71°13'58.56"E

118 m

3.

SV-2 Chumpani

Halvad Morbi 22°47'33.20"N

71° 4'42.89"E

101 m

4.

SV-3 Khareda

Morbi Morbi 22°55'43.07"N

70°57'13.14"E

54 m




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Sl. SV/IPS Station No.

Village Taluka District Latitude Longitude Elev.

5.

SV-4 Wadharva

Maliya Morbi 23° 3'27.70"N 70°49'2.79"E

10 m

6.

SV-5 Shikarpur

Bachau Kachchh 23°15'18.13"N

70°38'35.37"E

22 m

7.

SV-6 Kamaria

Bachau Kachchh 23°20'19.02"N

70°22'18.37"E

23 m

8.

SV-7 Pasuda

Anjar Kachchh 23°15'29.79"N

70°11'40.30"E

32 m

9.

Existing GSPL MMPL

Terminal

Ratatalav Anjar Kachchh 22°27'0.87"N 71°17'26.87"E

164 m

TABLE 3

GEOGRAPHIC COORDINATES OF TOTAL 20 STRETCH OF 10KM EACH OF THE 196.14 KM

PROPOSED PIPELINE PROJECT

S.No. Description Area Latitude Longitude Elevation

1 Take Point Ratanpar 22°27'1.12"N 71°17'27.24"E 163

2

1st point to 2nd point

10km Stretch Iswariya 22°33'0.77"N 71°16'9.40"E 130

3

2nd point to 3rd point

10km Stretch Ranipat 22°37'4.42"N 71°14'9.85"E 130

4

3rd point to 4th point

10km Stretch Sagadhra 22°42'3.40"N 71°12'33.80"E 88

5

4th point to 5th point

10km Stretch Khetardi 22°45'23.12"N 71° 8'12.11"E 93

6


10km Stretch Wankiya 22°48'31.12"N 71° 3'39.54"E 68

7


10km Stretch Vankda 22°52'52.10"N 71° 0'9.21"E 43

8


10km Stretch Jivapar 22°56'38.78"N 70°56'47.17"E 37

9


10km Stretch Piludi 23° 1'2.39"N 70°53'43.69"E 22

10


10km Stretch Khiri 23° 3'34.10"N 70°48'52.51"E 10

11

10th point to 11th

point 10km Stretch Haripur 23° 7'15.30"N 70°45'21.02"E 5

12

11th point to 12th

point 10km Stretch shikarpur 23°11'51.35"N 70°42'36.41"E 0

13

12th point to 13th

point 10km Stretch Nava katariya 23°15'8.85"N 70°38'53.81"E 22

14

13th point to 14th

point 10km Stretch chhodwala 23°16'54.19"N 70°33'11.98"E 41

15

14th point to 15th

point 10km Stretch Karmaria 23°17'29.15"N 70°27'17.10"E 26

16

15th point to 16th

point 10km Stretch Sikra 23°20'39.79"N 70°22'26.09"E 25




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S.No. Description Area Latitude Longitude Elevation

17

16th point to 17th

point 10km Stretch Sukhpar 23°20'38.17"N 70°16'43.87"E 34

18

17th point to 18th

point 10km Stretch Bhimasar 23°16'57.88"N 70°12'43.85"E 55

19

18th point to 19th

point 10km Stretch Bhimasar 23°13'20.92"N 70° 8'43.81"E 44

20

19th point to 20th

point 10km Stretch Gopalnagar 23°10'56.72"N 70° 3'36.09"E 55

21 20th point Stretch Ratatalav 23° 9'19.70"N 70° 0'32.73"E 82

Pre-field Interpretation of Satellite Data

The False Colour Composite (FCC) of LISS-4 satellite imagery having 5.6 m spatial resolution

satellite data at 1:50,000 scale was used for pre-field interpretation work. Taking the help of topo

sheets, geology, geo-morphology and by using the image elements, the features were identified and

delineated the boundaries roughly. Each feature was identified on image by their image elements like

tone, texture, colour, shape, size, pattern and association. A tentative legend in terms of land cover

and land use was formulated. The sample area for field check was selected covering all the

physiographic, land use/land cover features cum image characteristics.

Ground Truth Collection

Both topo sheets and imagery were carried for field verification and a transverse plan using existing

road network was made to cover as many representative sample areas as possible to observe the

broad land use features and to adjust the sample areas according to field conditions. Detail field

observations and investigations were carried out and noted the land use features on the imagery.

Post Field Work for Land Use/Land Cover Classification

The base maps of the study area were prepared, with the help of Survey of India Toposheets on

1:50,000 scale. Preliminary interpreted land use and the land cover features boundaries from IRS-1,

sensor LISS-4 having 5.6 m spatial resolution, False Colour Composites were modified in light of field

information and the final thematic details were transferred onto the base maps. The final interpreted

and classified thematic map was cartograph. The cartographic map was categorically differentiate

with standard colour coding and described features with standard symbols. All the classes were

identified and marked by the standard legend on the map. The following Land Cover classes were

derived and classified as under:

1. Agricultural land

2. Settlements

3. Dense Forest

4. Open scrub

5. Stone Quarry

6. Water Bodies

7. Salt Pan

8. Mud flow




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Landuse studies of SV stations

1. Existing Point SV-08-Ratanpar

FIGURE 1: LULC OF 2 KM RADIUS OF SV-08-RATANPAR (EXISTING) AREA

FIGURE 2: FCC OF 2 KM RADIUS OF SV-08-RATANPAR AREA (EXISTING)




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TABLE 4

LULC STUDIES OF SV-08-RATANPAR AREA

LU/LC classes and their coverage in Sq. Km

Sr. No. LU/LC Class Area (Sq.Km) Percentage (%)

1 Built up Land Rural/Urban)

Settlement 0.87 6.93

Industrial Settlement 0.12 0.96

Road Infrastructure 0.36 2.87

2 Agriculture Land

Cropland 4.86 38.69

Barren Land 0.52 4.14

3 Water bodies

River/Nala/Stream 0.95 7.56

Pond/Tank/Canal 0.18 1.43

4 Scrub/Waste Land

Land with scrub/Open Scrub 3.68 29.30

5 Mining/Stone Quarry 1.02 8.12

Total 12.56 100.00

FIGURE 3: DISTRIBUTION OF LULC STUDIES OF SV-08-RATANPAR (EXISTING) AREA

Total radius of SV station is taken about 2km. From the Table 4 it is depicted that total nine major land use/land cover classes were demarcated in the study area. As seen from the land cover classes that were derived indicated that appears to be the land use pattern that the villagers are engaged, however there is a maximum area of open scrub land which can be later developed into a cultivable land. It is observed from the LULC that the total area present under the settlement area (Build up area-land rural/urban, barren land and road infrastructure) which covers 10.76% (1.35 sq. km approx). It is observed that maximum settlements were seen in Sanpari, Mangalkqi and Mota Morsal area

which is shown in Figure 3. Overall the area having sparse densely populated with agricultural field

well distributed in all portion of the study area except the open scrub portion of the study area. The

area of open scrub maximum having cactus which is second largest in the LULC class i.e. 29.30 %

(3.68 Sq. km) later which could be converted into agricultural land. There is no National Park, Wildlife




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Sanctuary, Biosphere Reserve, Tiger Reserve, exist within the 2 km radius of the study area. The

open scrubs are mainly observed the Cactus plantation which is sparsely distributed upon open scrub

land area.

The presence of water bodies including the river, dam, canal, tributaries and ponds as seen from the subsequent Table 4 is about 8.99% (1.13 sq.km). It is also observed that the Bhogava river is also passing through the 2km radius of the SV-08-Ratanpar area. Various small and large rivulets present in the study area. Various small and large water ponds were also present in every parts of the study area with various small and large water bodies which are being utilized for various domestic and agricultural purposes by the villagers as well as industrial purposes. It is observed that the SV-08 station area having lesser portion of industrial activities which is about 0.96 % (0.12 sq. km) which is seen in the Mota-Morshal to Ratanpar road area. .

SV-01-Khakrathal

FIGURE 4: LULC OF 2 KM RADIUS OF SV-01-KHAKRATHAL AREA




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FIGURE 5: FCC OF 2 KM RADIUS OF SV-01-KHAKRATHAL AREA

TABLE 5

LULC STUDIES OF SV-01-KHAKHRATHAL AREA






Railway Track

2 Agriculture Land 8.76 69.75

Cropland 1.19 9.47

3 Water bodies


Pond/Tank/Canal 0.09 0.72

4 Scrub/Waste Land


Total 12.56 100




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FIGURE 6: DISTRIBUTION OF LULC STUDIES OF SV-01-KHAKRATHAL AREA

Total radius of SV station is taken about 2km radius. From the Table 5 it has been depicted that total

seven major land use/land cover classes were demarcated in the study area. As seen from the land

cover classes that were derived agriculture appears to be the land use pattern that the villagers are

engaged, however there is a smaller area of open scrub land which can be later developed into a

cultivable land. It has been observed from the LULC that the total area present under the settlement

area (Build up area-land rural/urban, barren land and road infrastructure) which covers 16.95 % (2.13

sq. km approx).

It is observed that maximum settlements were seen in Khakharthal and Dharmendragarh village and

it is also observed that SH-119 is passing nearby through 2km radius of the SV-01 station i.e. 2.63

km (SW) direction which is shown in figure 02A. Overall the area having sparse densely populated

with agricultural field well distributed in all portion of the study area except the open scrub portion.

The area of open scrub is lesser i.e. 0.56 % (0.07 Sq. km) later which could be converted into

agricultural land. There is no National Park, Wildlife Sanctuary, Biosphere Reserve, Tiger Reserve,

exist within the 2 km radius of the study area.

The presence of water bodies including the river, dam, canal, tributaries and ponds as seen from the

subsequent figures as well as Tables is about 12.74 % (1.6 sq.km).

Various small and large rivulets present in the study area. Various small and large water ponds were

also present in every parts of the study area with various small and large water bodies which are

being utilized for various domestic and agricultural purposes by the villagers as well as industrial

purposes.

SV-02-Chumpani




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Figure 7: LULC of 2 km radius of SV-02-Chumpani area

Figure 8: FCC of 2 km radius of SV-02-Chumpani area




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Table 6 LULC studies of SV-02-Chumpani area


Sr. No.

LU/LC Class Area

(Sq.Km) Percentage (%)



Road 0.05 0.40

2 Agriculture Land

Cropland 9.57 76.19


3 Scrub/Waste Land

Land with scrub/Open Scrub

1.26 10.03

Total 12.56 100

Figure 9: Distribution of LULC studies of SV-02-Chumpani area


five major land use/land cover classes were demarcated in the study area. As seen from the land


engaged, however there is a maximum area of open scrub land which can be later developed into a


area (Build up area-land rural/urban, barren land and road infrastructure) which covers 2.87% (13.77

sq. km approx). It is also observed that SH-318 is passing within the study area.

It is observed that maximum settlements were seen in Chumpani area of the study area which is shown

in figure 9. Overall the area having sparse densely populated with agricultural field well distributed in all

portion of the study area except the open scrub portion. The area of open scrub is lesser i.e. 10.03 %





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Sanctuary, Biosphere Reserve, Tiger Reserve, exist within the 2 km radius of the study area. Table 6

and Figure 7 represent the distribution of the LULC of the 2 km radius of SV-02-Chumpani area.

It is also evident from the satellite data and LU/LC map settlements occupy a subsequent area,

predominantly their presence in Chikli and Haripara area.

SV-03- Khareda

Figure 10: LULC of 2 km radius of SV-03-Khareda area




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Figure 11: FCC of 2 km radius of SV-03-Khareda area

Table 7: LULC studies of SV-03-Khareda area


Sr. No.

LU/LC Class Area




Road 0.05 0.40

2 Agriculture Land

Cropland 8.29 66.00

3 Scrub/Waste Land


1.03 8.20

4 Water Body

River 1.16 9.24

Water Body 1.05 8.36

Total 12.56 100.00




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Figure 12: Distribution of LULC studies of SV-03-Khareda area Total radius of SV station is taken about 2km radius. From the Table 7 it has been depicted that total

six major land use/land cover classes were demarcated in the study area. As seen from the land




area (Build up area-land rural/urban and road infrastructure) which covers 8.20 % (1.03 sq. km

approx).

It is observed that maximum settlements were seen in Khareda area of the study area which is shown in

figure 12. Overall the area having sparse densely populated with agricultural field well distributed in all

portion of the study area except the open scrub portion. The area of open scrub is lesser i.e. 8.20 %


Sanctuary, Biosphere Reserve, Tiger Reserve, exist within the 2 km radius of the study area.


subsequent shown in figure 10 and Figure 12 as well as Table 7 is about 17.6 % (2.21 sq.km).




purposes.




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SV-04- Vadharva

Figure 13: LULC of 2 km radius of SV-04- Vadharva area

Figure 14: FCC of 2 km radius of SV-04-Vadharva area




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Table 8: LULC studies of SV-04-Vadharva area


Sr. No.

LU/LC Class Area




Road 0.05 0.40

2 Agriculture Land

Cropland 7.14 56.85

3 Scrub/Waste Land


1.76 14.01

4 Water Body

River 1.62 12.90


Total 12.56 100.00

Figure 6C: Distribution of LULC studies of SV-04-Vadharva area


six major land use/land cover classes were demarcated in the study area. As seen from the land




area (Build up area-land rural/urban and road infrastructure) which covers 7.88 % (0.99 sq. km

approx).

It is observed that maximum settlements were seen in Vadharva and Khirai road area of the study area

which is shown in figure 13. Overall the area having sparse densely populated with agricultural field well

distributed in all portion of the study area except the open scrub portion of the study area. It has been

observed that the NH-7 and NH 41 passing within the 2 km radius of the study area.




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The area of open scrub is lesser i.e. 14.01 % (1.76 Sq. km) later which could be converted into

agricultural land. There is no National Park, Wildlife Sanctuary, Biosphere Reserve, Tiger Reserve, exist

within the 2 km radius of the study area.


subsequent figure 13, 14 and 15 as well as Table 8 is about 21.26 % (2.67 Sq. Km).




purposes.

SV-05- Shikarpur

Figure 16: LULC of 2 km radius of SV-05-Shikarpur area




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Figure 17: FCC of 2 km radius of SV-05-Shikarpur area

Table 9: LULC studies of SV-05-Shikarpur area


Sr. No.

LU/LC Class Area




Road 0.12 0.96

Railway 0.07 0.56

Wind Mill area 0.06 0.48

2 Agriculture Land

Cropland 6.14 48.89

3 Scrub/Waste Land


1.69 13.46

4 Water Body

River 1.62 12.90


Salt Pan area 0.87 6.93

Total 12.56 100.00




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Figure 18: Distribution of LULC studies of SV-05-Shikarpur area


nine major land use/land cover classes were demarcated in the study area. As seen from the land




area (Build up area-land rural/urban, railway and road infrastructure) which covers 9.48 % (1.19 sq.

km approx).

It is observed that maximum settlements were seen in Vandhiya and Naransari and road towards Kandla

port area of the study area i.e. NH-41 which is shown in figure 16. Overall the area having sparse

densely populated with agricultural field well distributed in all portion of the study area except the open

scrub portion of the study area and having maximum industrial settlement.

The area of open scrub including plantation is lesser i.e. 13.46 % (1.69 Sq. km) later which could be

converted into agricultural land. There is no National Park, Wildlife Sanctuary, Biosphere Reserve,

Tiger Reserve, exist within the 2 km radius of the study area.

The presence of water bodies including the river, dam, canal, tributaries and ponds as well as salt

pan area as seen from the subsequent figure16,17 and 18 as well as Table 9 is about 28.19 % (3.54

sq.km).




purposes. The area is prominent zone for industrial purpose where maximum industries were

observed in Varsana area and the Kadla Port road area as well as Ahmedabad-Rajkot railway route

area.




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SV-06- Karmariya

Figure 19: LULC of 2 km radius of SV-06-Karmariya area

Figure 20: FCC of 2 km radius of SV-06-Karmariya area




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Table 10: LULC studies of SV-06-Karmariya area


Sr. No.

LU/LC Class Area

(Sq.Km²) Percentage (%)




Road 0.12 0.96

Pipeline 1.24 9.87

Solar Panel 0.06 0.48

2 Agriculture Land

Cropland 8.32 66.24

3 Scrub/Waste Land


1.88 14.97

4 Water Body


5 Mining ( Stone Mining) 0.18 1.43

Total 12.56 100.00

Figure 21: Distribution of LULC studies of SV-06-Karmariya area

Total radius of SV station is taken about 2km radius. From the Table 10 it has been depicted that

total nine major land use/land cover classes were demarcated in the study area. As seen from the

land cover classes that were derived agriculture appears to be the land use pattern that the villagers

are engaged, however there is a maximum area of open scrub land which can be later developed into

a cultivable land. It has been observed from the LULC that the total area present under the settlement

area (Build up area-land rural/urban, pipeline, solar panel, industrial settlement and road

infrastructure) which covers 11.63 % (1.46 sq. km approx).

It is observed that maximum settlements were seen in Karmariya and road towards Bhachau of the

study area which is shown in figure 19. Overall the area having sparse densely populated with




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agricultural field well distributed in all portion of the study area except the open scrub portion of the

study area. The area of open scrub including plantation is lesser i.e. 14.97 % (1.88 Sq. km) later

which could be converted into agricultural land. There is no National Park, Wildlife Sanctuary,

Biosphere Reserve, Tiger Reserve, exist within the 2 km radius of the study area.


subsequent figures 19,20 and 21 as well as Table 10 is about 0.48% (0.06 sq.km).




purposes. It has been observed that the SV-06 station area having lesser portion of industrial

activities which is about 0.32 % (0.04 sq. km) which is seen in the Vondhada area.

SV-07-Pasuda

Figure 22: LULC of 2 km radius of SV-07-Pasuda area




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Figure 23: FCC of 2 km radius of SV-07-Pasuda area

Table 11: LULC studies of SV-07-Naavgaam area


Sr. No.

LU/LC Class Area

(Sq.Km²) Percentage (%)


Road 0.12 0.96

2 Agriculture Land

Cropland 6.17 49.12

3 Scrub/Waste Land


3.76 29.94


4 Water Body


River 1.44 11.46

5 Mixed Forest 1.03 8.20

Total 12.56 100.00




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Figure 14: Distribution of LULC studies of SV-07-Pasuda area

Total radius of SV station is taken about 2km radius. From the Table 11 it has been depicted that

total eight major land use/land cover classes were demarcated in the study area. As seen from the

land cover classes that were derived agriculture appears to be the land use pattern that the villagers

are engaged, however there is a maximum area of open scrub land which can be later developed into

a cultivable land. It has been observed from the LULC that the total area present under the settlement

area (Build up area-land rural/urban, barren land and road infrastructure) which covers 1.2 % (0.15

sq. km approx).

Overall the area having sparse densely populated with agricultural field well distributed in all portion

of the study area except the open scrub portion of the study area. The area of open scrub maximum

having cactus which is second largest in the LULC class i.e. 29.94 % (3.76 Sq. km) later which could

be converted into agricultural land. There is no National Park, Wildlife Sanctuary, Biosphere Reserve,

Tiger Reserve, exist within the 2 km radius of the study area.


subsequent figure 22, 23 and 24 as well as Table 11 is about 11.54 % (1.45 sq.km). Various small

and large rivulets present in the study area. Various small and large water ponds were also present in

every parts of the study area with various small and large water bodies which are being utilized for

various domestic and agricultural purposes by the villagers as well as industrial purposes. It is also

observed that the small patch of mixed forest has been observed which having the area of about 8.20

% (1.03 sq. km).




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9. Terminal Point -Ratatalav

FIGURE 25: LULC OF 2 KM RADIUS OF EXISTING GSPL MMPL TERMNINAL, RATA TALAV

FIGURE 26: FCC OF 2 KM RADIUS OF EXISTING GSPL MMPL TERMNINAL, RATATALAV




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TABLE 12

LULC STUDIES OF SV-01-RATATALAV AREA


Sr. No.

LU/LC Class Area (Sq.Km)

Percentage (%)


Railway Track 0.29 2.31



2 Agriculture Land

Cropland 3.64 28.98


3 Water bodies

River/Nala/Stream/Pond 0.95 7.56

4 Scrub/Waste Land


2.17 17.28

Total 12.56 100.00

FIGURE 27 : DISTRIBUTION OF LULC STUDIES OF EXISTING SV STATION GSPL MMPL

TERMINAL, RATATALAV

Total radius of SV station was taken about 2km radius. From the Table 12 it has been depicted that total nine major land use/land cover classes were demarcated in the study area. As seen from the land cover classes agriculture appeared to be the land use pattern that the villagers are engaged, however there is a marginal area of open scrub land which could be later developed into a cultivable land. The barren land present in the study area is about 34.39 % (4.32 Sq. Km). It has been observed from the LULC that the total area present under the settlement area (Build up area-land rural/urban and road infrastructure) which covers 11.78% (1.48 sq. km approx). It was observed that human settlements were not observed in 2km radius of SV-01 station, however

industrial settlement were observed in study area towards NE, NW, SW and E direction which is

shown in Figure 25 Overall, the area having sparse densely populated with agricultural field well

distributed in all portion of the study area except the open scrub portion and also barren land were

seen almost in W and E direction. The area of open scrub is lesser i.e. 17.28 % (2.17 Sq. km) later




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which could be converted into agricultural land. There was no National Park, Wildlife Sanctuary,

Biosphere Reserve, Tiger Reserve, exist within the 2 km radius of the study area.

The presence of water bodies including the river, dam, canal, tributaries and ponds as seen from the subsequent Figure 25, , 26 and 27 as well as Table 12 is about 7.56% (0.95 sq.km). Various small and large water ponds were also present in every parts of the study area which are being utilized for various domestic and agricultural purposes by the villagers as well as industrial purposes. The study area is well connected with roadways (NH-41 and SH-46 as well as bypass of Anjar-Bhachau road) as well as railways (i.e. Ahmedabad- Rajkot Rly route under WR).

Landuse studies of total 20 stretch line of 10 km distance of 196.14 km stretch proposed

pipeline area.

1. Stretch-01-10km distance

FIGURE 28: LULC OF STRETCH 01 -10KM DISTANCE UNDER THE AREA RATANPAR




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FIGURE 29: FCC OF STRETCH 01 -10KM DISTANCE UNDER THE AREA RATANPAR

TABLE 13

LULC STUDIES STRETCH 01-10KM DISTANCE UNDER THE AREA RATANPAR





2 Agriculture Land

Cropland 5.36 44.22

3 Water bodies


4 Scrub/Waste Land


Total 12.12 100.00




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FIGURE 30: DISTRIBUTION OF LULC STUDIES OF STRETCH 01 -10KM DISTANCE UNDER THE

AREA RATANPAR


FIGURE 31: LULC OF STRETCH 02 -10KM DISTANCE UNDER THE AREA ISWARIYA




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FIGURE 32: FCC OF STRETCH 02 -10KM DISTANCE UNDER THE AREA ISWARIYA

TABLE 14

LULC STUDIES STRETCH 02-10KM DISTANCE UNDER THE AREA ISWARIYA






2 Agriculture Land

Cropland 6.1 69.32

3 Scrub/Waste Land


Total 8.80 100.00




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AREA ISWARIYA




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FIGURE 34: LULC OF STRETCH 03 -10KM DISTANCE UNDER THE AREA RANIPAT

FIGURE 35: FCC OF STRETCH 03 -10KM DISTANCE UNDER THE AREA RANIPAT




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TABLE 15

LULC STUDIES STRETCH 03-10KM DISTANCE UNDER THE AREA RANIPAT





2 Agriculture Land

Cropland 7.22 69.49

3 Water bodies


4 Scrub/Waste Land


Total 10.39 100.00


AREA RANIPAT




AN VIII-33


FIGURE 37: LULC OF STRETCH 04 -10KM DISTANCE UNDER THE AREA SAGADHRA

FIGURE 38: FCC OF STRETCH 04 -10KM DISTANCE UNDER THE AREA SAGADHRA




AN VIII-34

TABLE 16

LULC STUDIES STRETCH 04-10KM DISTANCE UNDER THE AREA SAGADHRA





2 Agriculture Land

Cropland 7.02 65.98

3 Water bodies


4 Scrub/Waste Land


Total 10.64 100.00


AREA SAGADHRA




AN VIII-35


FIGURE 40: LULC OF STRETCH 05 -10KM DISTANCE UNDER THE AREA KHETARDI

FIGURE 41: FCC OF STRETCH 05 -10KM DISTANCE UNDER THE AREA KHETARDI




AN VIII-36

TABLE 17

LULC STUDIES STRETCH 05-10KM DISTANCE UNDER THE AREA KHETARDI





2 Agriculture Land

Cropland 5.55 52.91

3 Water bodies


4 Scrub/Waste Land


Total 10.49 100.00


AREA KHETARDI




AN VIII-37


FIGURE 43: LULC OF STRETCH 06 -10KM DISTANCE UNDER THE AREA WANKIYA




AN VIII-38

FIGURE 44: FCC OF STRETCH 06 -10KM DISTANCE UNDER THE AREA WANKIYA

TABLE 18

LULC STUDIES STRETCH 06-10KM DISTANCE UNDER THE AREA WANKIYA






2 Agriculture Land

Cropland 7.88 75.12

3 Water bodies


4 Scrub/Waste Land


Total 10.49 100.00




AN VIII-39


AREA WANKIYA


FIGURE 46: LULC OF STRETCH 07 -10 KM DISTANCE UNDER THE AREA VANKDA




AN VIII-40

FIGURE 47: FCC OF STRETCH 07 -10KM DISTANCE UNDER THE AREA VANKDA

TABLE 19

LULC STUDIES STRETCH 07-10KM DISTANCE UNDER THE AREA VANKDA





2 Agriculture Land

Cropland 8.89 91.56

3 Water bodies


4 Scrub/Waste Land


Total 9.71 100.00




AN VIII-41


AREA VANKDA


FIGURE 49: LULC OF STRETCH 08 -10KM DISTANCE UNDER THE AREA JIVAPAR




AN VIII-42

FIGURE 50: FCC OF STRETCH 08 -10KM DISTANCE UNDER THE AREA JIVAPAR

TABLE 20

LULC STUDIES STRETCH 08-10KM DISTANCE UNDER THE AREA JIVAPAR






2 Agriculture Land

Cropland 7.19 69.87

3 Water bodies


4 Scrub/Waste Land


Total 10.29 100.00




AN VIII-43


AREA JIVAPAR


FIGURE 52: LULC OF STRETCH 09 -10KM DISTANCE UNDER THE AREA PILUDI




AN VIII-44

FIGURE 53: FCC OF STRETCH 09 -10KM DISTANCE UNDER THE AREA PILUDI

TABLE 21

LULC STUDIES STRETCH 09-10KM DISTANCE UNDER THE AREA PILUDI





2 Agriculture Land

Cropland 9.42 91.28

3 Water bodies


Total 10.32 100.00




AN VIII-45


AREA PILUDI


FIGURE 55: LULC OF STRETCH 10 -10KM DISTANCE UNDER THE AREA KHIRI




AN VIII-46

FIGURE 56: FCC OF STRETCH 10 -10KM DISTANCE UNDER THE AREA KHIRI

TABLE 22

LULC STUDIES STRETCH 10-10KM DISTANCE UNDER THE AREA KHIRI





2 Agriculture Land

Cropland 9.7 93.54

3 Water bodies


4 Scrub/Waste Land


Total 10.37 100.00




AN VIII-47

FIGURE 57: DISTRIBUTION OF LULC STUDIES OF STRETCH 10 -10KM DISTANCE

UNDER THE AREA KHIRI


FIGURE 58: LULC OF STRETCH 11 -10KM DISTANCE UNDER THE AREA HARIPAR




AN VIII-48

FIGURE 59: FCC OF STRETCH 11 -10KM DISTANCE UNDER THE AREA HARIPAR

TABLE 23

LULC STUDIES STRETCH 11-10KM DISTANCE UNDER THE AREA HARIPAR






2 Agriculture Land

Cropland 1.07 10.50

3 Water bodies


4 Scrub/Waste Land


5 Coastal Zone

Mud Plain 5.42 53.19

Salt Pan 2.72 26.69

Total 10.19 100.00




AN VIII-49


AREA HARIPAR


FIGURE 61: LULC OF STRETCH 12 -10 KM DISTANCE UNDER THE AREA SHIKARPUR




AN VIII-50

FIGURE 62: FCC OF STRETCH 12 -10KM DISTANCE UNDER THE AREA SHIKARPUR

TABLE 24

LULC STUDIES STRETCH 12-10KM DISTANCE UNDER THE AREA SHIKARPUR






2 Agriculture Land

Cropland 1.25 12.17

3 Water bodies


4 Scrub/Waste Land


5 Forest 0.07 0.68

6 Coastal Zone

Mud Plain 2.31 22.49

Total 10.27 100.00




AN VIII-51


AREA SHIKARPUR





AN VIII-52

FIGURE 64: LULC OF STRETCH 13 -10KM DISTANCE UNDER THE AREA NAVA-KATARIYA

FIGURE 65: FCC OF STRETCH 13 -10 KM DISTANCE UNDER THE AREA NAVA-KATARIYA

TABLE 25

LULC STUDIES STRETCH 13-10KM DISTANCE UNDER THE AREA NAVA-KATARIYA





2 Agriculture Land

Cropland 11.03 97.52

3 Water bodies


Total 11.31 100.00




AN VIII-53


AREA NAVA-KATARIYA


FIGURE 67: LULC OF STRETCH 14 -10KM DISTANCE UNDER THE AREA CHHODWALA




AN VIII-54

FIGURE 68: FCC OF STRETCH 14 -10KM DISTANCE UNDER THE AREA CHHODWALA

TABLE 26

LULC STUDIES STRETCH 14-10KM DISTANCE UNDER THE AREA CHHODWALA





2 Agriculture Land


3 Water bodies


Total 11.10 100.00




AN VIII-55


AREA CHHODWALA


FIGURE 70: LULC OF STRETCH 15 -10KM DISTANCE UNDER THE AREA KARMARIA




AN VIII-56

FIGURE 71: FCC OF STRETCH 15 -10KM DISTANCE UNDER THE AREA KARMARIA

TABLE 27

LULC STUDIES STRETCH 15-10KM DISTANCE UNDER THE AREA KARMARIA






2 Agriculture Land

Cropland 9.38 83.53

3 Water bodies


4 Scrub/Waste Land


Total 11.23 100.00




AN VIII-57


AREA KARMARIA





AN VIII-58

FIGURE 73: LULC OF STRETCH 16 -10 KM DISTANCE UNDER THE AREA SIKRA

FIGURE 74: FCC OF STRETCH 16 -10 KM DISTANCE UNDER THE AREA SIKRA

TABLE 28

LULC STUDIES STRETCH 16-10KM DISTANCE UNDER THE AREA SIKRA





2 Agriculture Land

Cropland 9.3 82.81

3 Water bodies


4 Scrub/Waste Land


Total 11.23 100.00




AN VIII-59


AREA SIKRA


FIGURE 76: LULC OF STRETCH 17 -10 KM DISTANCE UNDER THE AREA SUKHPAR




AN VIII-60

FIGURE 77: FCC OF STRETCH 17 -10 KM DISTANCE UNDER THE AREA SUKHPAR

TABLE 29

LULC STUDIES STRETCH 17-10KM DISTANCE UNDER THE AREA SUKHPAR





2 Agriculture Land

Cropland 8.18 80.35

3 Water bodies


4 Scrub/Waste Land


Total 10.18 100.00




AN VIII-61


AREA SUKHPAR


FIGURE 79: LULC OF STRETCH 18 -10 KM DISTANCE UNDER THE AREA BHIMASAR




AN VIII-62

FIGURE 80: FCC OF STRETCH 18 -10 KM DISTANCE UNDER THE AREA BHIMASAR

TABLE 30

LULC STUDIES STRETCH 18-10 KM DISTANCE UNDER THE AREA BHIMASAR





2 Agriculture Land

Cropland 8.81 83.67

3 Water bodies


4 Scrub/Waste Land


Total 10.53 100.00




AN VIII-63

FIGURE 81: DISTRIBUTION OF LULC STUDIES OF STRETCH 18 -10KM DISTANCE UNDER

THE AREA BHIMASAR


FIGURE 82: LULC OF STRETCH 19 -10 KM DISTANCE UNDER THE AREA GOPALNAGAR




AN VIII-64

FIGURE 83: FCC OF STRETCH 19 -10 KM DISTANCE UNDER THE AREA GOPALNAGAR

TABLE 31

LULC STUDIES STRETCH 19-10 KM DISTANCE UNDER THE AREA GOPALNAGAR






2 Agriculture Land


3 Water bodies


4 Scrub/Waste Land


Total 10.57 100.00




AN VIII-65

FIGURE 84: DISTRIBUTION OF LULC STUDIES OF STRETCH 19 -10KM DISTANCE

UNDER THE AREA GOPALNAGAR


FIGURE 85: LULC OF STRETCH 20 -10 KM DISTANCE UNDER THE AREA RATATALAV




AN VIII-66

FIGURE 86: FCC OF STRETCH 20 -10 KM DISTANCE UNDER THE AREA RATATALAV

TABLE 32

LULC STUDIES STRETCH 20-10KM DISTANCE UNDER THE AREA RATATALAV






2 Agriculture Land

Cropland 4.79 68.23

3 Water bodies


4 Scrub/Waste Land


Total 7.02 100.00




AN VIII-67


AREA RATATALAV

The landuse and landcover classification was made by procuring and analyzing the satellite data for

identification of different land features along the stretch of 500m alway either side of proposed

pipeline route and around 2 km of radial distance from SV stations to observed the likely impacts due

to the activities on the identified features. The details regarding classified features are explained

above in different sectionalized route (the whole route was divided into different segments of 10 km

each along the whole pipelin route. 196 KM).

(Linked with Ch.3, Section 3.5)


ANNEXURE IX – SOIL ENVIRONMENT

Annexure IX – Soil Environment

AN IX -1

TABLE 1

DETAILS OF SOIL SAMPLING LOCATIONS

Sr. No. Location

Code

Locations Latitude Longitude

Sampling locations at Main Pipeline Route along with SV stations (Surendranagar,Morbi & Kuchchh

District)

1. S1 Ratanpar (SV-8) 22°27'0.87"N 71°17'26.87"E

2. S2 Ravrani 22°34'38.75"N 71°14'40.79"E

3. S3 Chandreliya 22°36'53.40"N 71°14'29.04"E

4. S4 Ranipat 22°41'21.22"N 71°12'42.95"E

5. S5 Dadholiya 22°44'30.56"N 71°10'36.59"E

6. S6 Chumpani (SV-2) 22°47'33.20"N 71° 4'42.89"E

7. S7 Khareda (SV-3) 22°55'43.07"N 70°57'13.14"E

8. S8 Vankiya 22°51'56.35"N 71° 0'54.85"E

9. S9 Jivapar 22°58'1.08"N 70°55'24.56"E

10. S10 Wadharva (SV-4) 23° 3'27.70"N 70°49'2.79"E

11. S11 Kamaria (SV-6) 23°20'19.02"N 70°22'18.37"E

12. S12 Rameshwar nagar 23°17'46.18"N 70°14'13.12"E

13. S13 Lakhpar 23°12'4.05"N 70° 5'32.47"E

14. S14 Anjar 23° 8'55.86"N 70° 0'31.35"E

15. S15 Shivpur 22°48'22.56"N 71° 2'18.72"E




AN IX -2

FIGURE 1: SOIL SAMPLING LOCATIONS ALONG THE PIPELINE ROUTE




AN IX -3

Physical Characteristics of Soil

Physical characteristics of soils were determined through specific parameters along Main Pipeline

route viz. particle size distribution, bulk density, porosity, water holding capacity, texture and are

presented in Table 2.

Regular cultivation practices increase the bulk density of soils thus inducing compaction. This results

in reduction in water percolation rate and penetration of roots through soils. The soils with low bulk

density have favourable physical conditions whereas those with high bulk density exhibit poor

physical conditions for agriculture crops. The bulk density of the soil in the study area ranged

between 1.08-1.13g/cc which indicates favourable physical condition for plant growth. The Infiltration

rate was found in the range of 17.21-21.67cm/min as shown in Table 2, water holding capacity was

observed between 38.67-46.17 % whereas the texture of soil in the area was found to be silty clay in

Ratanpar, Chumpani, Khareda and Vankiya villages, Loamy Sand in Ravrani, Chandreliya, Wadharva

and Anjar, Sandy Clay in Ranipat, Jivapar, Kamaria, Rameshwar Nagar and Lakhpar villages.

TABLE 2

PHYSICAL CHARACTERISTICS OF SOIL

Sr.

No.

Location Bulk

Density

(g/cc)

Infiltration

rate

cm/min

Water

Holding

Capacity

Particle Size

Distribution

Texture

Sand Silt Clay

(%)

Main Pipeline Route (Surendranagar,Morbi & Kuchchh District)

1. Ratanpar (SV-8) 1.09 17.33 39.13 24 48 28 Silty Clay

2. Ravrani 1.12 18.70 43.93 64 15 21 Loamy Sand

3. Chandreliya 1.12 18.73 41.36 65 16 19 Loamy Sand

4. Ranipat 1.08 19.69 43.96 47 20 33 Sandy Clay

5. Dadholiya 1.13 19.86 43.19 42 21 37 Sandy Clay

Loam

6. Chumpani

(SV-2)

1.08 21.67 43.75 25 47 28 Silty Clay

7. Khareda (SV-3) 10.7 17.63 41.92 22 49 29 Silty Clay

8. Vankiya 1.12 21.18 43.11 24 48 28 Silty Clay

9. Jivapar 1.11 19.81 43.83 49 18 33 Sandy Clay

10. Wadharva

(SV-4)

1.13 21.07 42.68 62 17 21 Loamy Sand

11. Kamaria (SV-

6)

1.13 20.83 46.17 48 21 31 Sandy Clay

12. Rameshwar

nagar

1.09 21.09 38.67 46 19 35 Sandy Clay

13. Lakhpar 1.13 17.21 43.69 48 21 31 Sandy Clay

14. Anjar 1.08 20.37 42.78 63 18 19 Loamy Sand

15. Shivpur 1.09 17.97 46.13 24 48 28 Silty Clay

Range 1.08-1.13 17.21-21.67 38.67-

46.17

22-65 15-49 21-

37

Source: Anacon Laboratory Pvt. Ltd.




AN IX -4

Chemical Characteristics of Soil

Data collected for chemical characteristics of soils through selected parameters viz. pH, soluble

cations and anions, organic content and fertility status in the form of NPK values and organic matter

are presented in Table 3.

pH is an important parameter indicative of alkaline or acidic nature of soil. It greatly affects the

microbial population as well as solubility of metal ions and regulates nutrient availability. Variation in

the pH of the soil in the study area is presented in Table 3 and it was found to be in the range of 6.81-

7.84.

The important soluble cations in the soil are calcium and magnesium whose concentration levels

ranged from 197.81-296.66mg/Kg and 80.25-180.54mg/Kg respectively. Chlorides were in the range

of 160.51-240.48mg/Kg.

TABLE 3

CHEMICAL CHARACTERISTICS OF SOIL IN STUDY AREA (SOIL-WATER EXTRACT 1:5)

ALONG PIPELINE ROUTE Sr.

No

Location pH

at 25ºC

Electrical

Conductivity

at 250C

(µS/cm)

Ca++

Mg++

Na+ K

+ Ca

++ Mg

++ Na

+ Cl

- SO4

- -

Exchangeable cations ( mg/kg) Water soluble cations and anions ( mg/kg)

1. Ratanpar

(SV-8)

7.38 238.2 129.42 79.73 92.18 86.72 271.79 165.40 186.7 220.59 124.86

2. Ravrani 7.24 191.2 117.03 43.12 113.8 104.6 248.05 96.17 231.8 176.35 140.81

3. Chandreliya 6.91 268.2 114.13 41.69 77.62 79.81 237.29 96.29 158.2 192.38 132.28

4. Ranipat 7.66 168.6 96.44 37.11 96.21 87.23 197.81 80.25 197.8 160.51 124.24

5. Dadholiya 7.56 214.8 146.47 54.22 74.60 84.6 296.37 120.24 159.8 240.48 118.63

6. Chumpani

(SV-2)

7.49 187.8 124.03 86.92 72.11 78.26 296.66 180.54 146.2 162.80 134.84

7. Khareda

(SV-3)

7.18 191.8 112.62 63.14 70.88 78.26 215.88 131.38 154.8 175.17 120.93

8. Vankiya 7.69 269.8 105.98 64.89 77.45 89.26 215.86 131.37 161.8 189.70 175.16

9. Jivapar 6.81 231.8 113.32 66.93 91.80 85.2 237.33 144.44 189.8 174.60 192.58

10. Wadharva

(SV-4)

7.44 210.8 115.16 43.79 110.8 120.7 237.33 96.29 222.6 192.58 114.87

11. Kamaria

(SV-6)

7.81 178.2 121.58 61.08 96.21 87.66 210.75 128.25 194.8 178.60 131.26

12. Rameshwar

nagar

7.84 199.4 106.72 38.33 71.81 78.77 215.47 87.42 147.2 174.84 119.72

13. Lakhpar 7.82 183.6 115.24 44.79 93.62 96.44 236.79 96.07 189.8 192.14 123.7

14. Anjar 7.26 148.7 102.62 62.73 58.27 74.88 215.76 131.25 118.2 175.08 132.6

15. Shivpur 7.56 266.8 143.46 57.06 92.16 97.18 296.20 120.31 189.61 240.13 149.1

Range 6.81-

7.84

148.7-269.8 96.44-

146.47

37.11-

86.92

58.27-

110.8

74.88-

120.7

197.81-

296.66

80.25-

180.54

147.2-

231.8

160.51-

240.48

114.8-

192.58

Nutrient Status

Organic matter and organic carbon present in the soil influence its physical and chemical properties

and is responsible for stability of soil aggregates. The organic matter content is presented in Table 6.




AN IX -5

Organic matter and nitrogen were found in the range of 2.28-2.88 % and 116.25-182.6 kg/ha. This

showed that soil was moderately fertile in organic and nutrient content. CEC was found to be in the

range of 9.1-13.2meq/100g (Table 4)

TABLE 4

FERTILITY STATUS

Sr.

No.

Location Organic

Matter

Org. C Nitrogen Phosphorus Potassium CEC

(%) Available (kg/ha) Available

(mg/kg)

(meq/100g)

1. Ratanpar

(SV-8)

2.65 1.54 182.6 26.28 174.2 12.5

2. Ravrani 2.60 1.50 157.8 36.22 210.8 9.4

3. Chandreliya 2.47 1.43 116.25 35.62 162.4 9.2

4. Ranipat 2.61 1.91 168.2 36.24 181.6 12.2

5. Dadholiya 2.79 1.61 145.8 30.20 172.7 13.2

6. Chumpani

(SV-2)

2.38 1.38 158.23 38.39 162.8 11.38

7. Khareda

(SV-3)

2.88 1.67 145.81 22.11 168.4 12.5

8. Vankiya 2.28 1.32 136.82 24.81 189.7 12.8

9. Jivapar 2.77 1.60 158.2 38.61 174.6 11.60

10. Wadharva

(SV-4)

2.49 1.44 152.8 32.68 242.8 10.1

11. Kamaria

(SV-6)

2.29 1.32 158.21 28.16 178.6 12.7

12. Rameshwar

nagar

2.73 1.58 132.82 24.62 158.4 12.9

13. Lakhpar 2.30 1.33 176.8 28.16 194.7 12.8

14. Anjar 2.55 1.48 157.2 26.28 162.8 9.1

15. Shivpur 2.79 1.61 146.8 24.68 196.7 12.2

Range 2.28-2.88 1.32-1.91 116.25-

182.6

22.11-38.39 158.4-242.8 9.1-13.2

The relationship of CEC with productivity and absorptivity are presented in Tables 5 & 6

TABLE 5

RELATIONSHIP OF CEC WITH PRODUCTIVITY

Sr. No. CEC Range (meq/100g) Productivity Location (Sr. No.)

1 < 10 Very Low 2,3,14,15

2 10 – 20 Low 1,,4,5,6,7,8,9,10,11,12,13

3 20 – 50 Moderate -

4 > 50 High -

TABLE 6

RELATIONSHIP OF CEC WITH ABSORPTIVITY

Sr. No. CEC Range (meq/100g) Absorptivity Location (Sr. No.)

1 <10 Low 2,3,14,15

2 10 – 20 Moderate 1,,4,5,6,7,8,9,10,11,12,13




AN IX -6

3 20 – 30 Moderately high -

4 30 – 40 High -

The relationship of CEC with productivity and absorptivity are presented in Tables 7 & 8

TABLE 7

RELATIONSHIP OF CEC WITH PRODUCTIVITY

Sr. No. CEC Range (meq/100g) Productivity Location (Sr. No.)

1 < 10 Very Low 1

2 10 – 20 Low 2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10,11,12,13,14,15

3 20 – 50 Moderate -

4 > 50 High -

TABLE 8

RELATIONSHIP OF CEC WITH ABSORPTIVITY

Sr. No. CEC Range (meq/100g) Absorptivity Location (Sr. No.)

1 <10 Low 1

2 10 – 20 Moderate 2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10,11,12,13,14,15

3 20 – 30 Moderately high -

4 30 – 40 High -

Heavy metals content in the soil-water extract

Plant requires some of the heavy metals at microgram levels for their metabolic activities. Some

heavy metals are also called micro nutrients. Their efficiency becomes a limiting factor in the plant

growth. Levels of heavy metals in soil water extracts are presented in Table 9.

TABLE 9

LEVELS OF HEAVY METALS IN SOIL-WATER EXTRACTS (mg/kg)

Sr.

No

.

Location As B Cd Cr Cu Pb Ni Co Fe Mn Zn Se

mg/kg

1. Ratanpar

(SV-8)

Absent Absent Absen

t

Absen

t

0.02 Absent Absent Absen

t

1.09 0.01 Absen

t

Absent

2. Ravrani Absent Absent Absen

t

Absen

t


t

0.90 0.02 Absen

t

Absent

3. Chandreliy

a

Absent Absent Absen

t

Absen

t

Absen

t

Absent Absent Absen

t

1.05 0.04 Absen

t

Absent

4. Ranipat Absent Absent Absen

t

Absen

t


t

1.18 0.02 Absen

t

Absent

5. Dadholiya Absent Absent Absen

t

Absen

t

Absen

t

Absent Absent Absen

t

1.21 0.04 Absen

t

Absent

6. Chumpani

(SV-2)

Absent Absent 0.02 Absen

t

Absen

t

Absent Absent Absen

t

1.15 0.03 Absen

t

Absent

7. Khareda

(SV-3)

Absent Absent Absen

t

Absen

t


t

1.21 0.03 Absen

t

Absent

8. Vankiya Absent Absent Absen

t

Absen

t


t

0.60 0.07 Absen

t

Absent




AN IX -7

Sr.

No

.

Location As B Cd Cr Cu Pb Ni Co Fe Mn Zn Se

mg/kg

9. Jivapar Absent Absent Absen

t

Absen

t


t

1.15 0.02 Absen

t

Absent

10. Wadharva

(SV-4)

Absent Absent Absen

t

0.01 Absen

t

Absent Absent Absen

t

1.61 0.03 Absen

t

Absent

11. Kamaria

(SV-6)

Absent Absent Absen

t

Absen

t

Absen

t

Absent Absent 0.04 1.06 0.04 Absen

t

Absent

12. Rameshwar

nagar

Absent Absent Absen

t

Absen

t

Absen

t

Absent Absent 0.02 1.14 0.08 0.02 Absent

13. Lakhpar Absent Absent Absen

t

Absen

t

Absen

t

Absent Absent Absen

t

Absen

t

1.02 0.80 Absent

14. Anjar Absent Absent Absen

t

Absen

t

Absen

t

Absent Absent Absen

t

0.81 0.05 0.11 Absent

15. Shivpur Absent Absent 0.01 Absen

t


t

1.31 0.08 0.06 Absent

Range Absen

t

Absen

t

0.02 0.01 0.01-

0.03

Absen

t

Absen

t

0.02-

0.04

0.60-

1.61

0.01

-

0.08

0.02-

0.11

Absen

t

ND: Non Detectable

It was observed that metals like As, B, Cr, Pb, Ni and Se were found to be non detectable in the soil-

water extracts whereas levels of Cu and Zn were found to be in the range of 0.01-0.03 mg/kg, 0.02-

0.11mg/kg, however some metals like Cu, Fe, Mn and Zn may be used as a micro nutrient for the

plant growth.No toxic metals are observed in the soil-water extract

(Linked with Ch.3, Sub-chapter 3.5, Section 3.5.3)


ANNEXURE X – SOCIO ECONOMIC SURVEY DETAILS

Annexure X – Socio-Economic Survey Details

AN X - 1

DEMOGRAPHIC DETAILS ANJAR TO CHOTILA MAIN PIPELINE

Sr. No

District Tehsil Name No_HH

TOT_P TOT_M

TOT_F

P_06 P_SC P_ST P_LIT P_ILL TOT_WORK_P

MAINWORK_P

MARGWORK_P

NON_WORK_P

Anjar to Chotila

1 Kachchh Anjar Anjar 33032 148354 78229 70125 23589 14637 2092 84729 63625 52957 49114 3843 95397

2 Kachchh Anjar Satapar 441 1851 981 870 262 223 2 1037 814 641 624 17 1210

3 Kachchh Anjar Pashwadi Mitha

154 671 335 336 102 100 0 359 312 201 170 31 470

4 Kachchh Anjar Lakhapar 467 2086 1039 1047 325 164 93 942 1144 661 561 100 1425

5 Kachchh Anjar Ratatalav 14 76 34 42 18 18 6 20 56 21 21 0 55

6 Kachchh Anjar Pashuda 171 717 360 357 113 71 93 409 308 255 252 3 462

Total 34279 153755 80978 72777 24409 15213 2286 87496 66259 54736 50742 3994 99019

7 Kachchh Bhachau Ratanpar 203 989 518 471 157 165 38 459 530 317 252 65 672

8 Kachchh Bhachau Sikara 442 1654 800 854 223 129 31 789 865 562 540 22 1092

9 Kachchh Bhachau Vondh 1877 6972 3462 3510 1126 521 18 3394 3578 2840 2784 56 4132

10 Kachchh Bhachau Samakhiari 2482 10402 5748 4654 1577 856 92 6463 3939 3617 3511 106 6785

11 Kachchh Bhachau Naransari 69 224 109 115 25 39 0 95 129 70 65 5 154

Total 5073 20241 10637 9604 3108 1710 179 11200 9041 7406 7152 254 12835

12 Kachchh Rapar Khirai 223 1031 477 554 118 145 27 515 516 408 291 117 623

223 1031 477 554 118 145 27 515 516 408 291 117 623




AN X - 2

Sr. No


TOT_P TOT_M

TOT_F


MAINWORK_P

MARGWORK_P

NON_WORK_P

13 Surendranagar Chotila Sukhsar 110 641 326 315 97 141 0 414 227 220 219 1 421

14 Surendranagar Chotila Gundala 88 442 238 204 89 0 0 222 220 144 131 13 298

15 Surendranagar Chotila Kabran 181 1005 533 472 150 131 0 533 472 532 498 34 473

16 Surendranagar Chotila Kumbhara 95 600 308 292 124 6 0 263 337 334 177 157 266

17 Surendranagar Chotila Ankadiya 109 569 290 279 117 0 0 249 320 286 276 10 283

18 Surendranagar Chotila Jivapar (Anandpur)

281 1502 784 718 240 0 0 708 794 916 899 17 586

19 Surendranagar Chotila Khakharavali

260 1641 845 796 358 0 0 603 1038 768 706 62 873

20 Surendranagar Chotila Varmadhar 203 1243 621 622 269 68 6 542 701 438 437 1 805

21 Surendranagar Chotila Tarnetar 455 2515 1323 1192 477 101 0 1005 1510 744 707 37 1771

22 Surendranagar Chotila Ravrani 96 499 279 220 125 0 0 269 230 252 247 5 247

Total 1878 10657 5547 5110 2046 447 6 4808 5849 4634 4297 337 6023

23 Surendranagar Dhrangadhra

Vasadva 247 1392 712 680 182 74 26 886 506 515 421 94 877


Haripur 470 2668 1428 1240 293 345 35 2012 656 1048 743 305 1620

Total 717 4060 2140 1920 475 419 61 2898 1162 1563 1164 399 2497

25 Surendranagar Halvad Shivpur 230 1200 588 612 120 0 5 902 298 403 392 11 797

26 Surendranagar Halvad Khetardi 264 1375 701 674 271 2 0 829 546 658 377 281 717

Total 494 2575 1289 1286 391 2 5 1731 844 1061 769 292 1514

27 Surendranagar Wadhwan Chamaraj 428 2275 1157 1118 307 40 0 1540 735 860 676 184 1415




AN X - 3

Sr. No


TOT_P TOT_M

TOT_F


MAINWORK_P

MARGWORK_P

NON_WORK_P

Total 428 2275 1157 1118 307 40 0 1540 735 860 676 184 1415

28 Surendranagar Muli Dadholiya 399 2588 1313 1275 537 401 0 1176 1412 778 753 25 1810

29 Surendranagar Muli Bhet 301 1945 1018 927 378 0 0 605 1340 1043 900 143 902

30 Surendranagar Muli Jepar 79 565 294 271 123 0 0 344 221 313 308 5 252

31 Surendranagar Muli Sangadhra 210 1246 649 597 299 0 0 361 885 334 331 3 912

32 Surendranagar Muli Ranipat 413 2616 1333 1283 512 361 0 910 1706 806 786 20 1810

33 Surendranagar Muli Chandreliya 76 577 304 273 112 0 0 358 219 192 192 0 385

Total 1478 9537 4911 4626 1961 762 0 3754 5783 3466 3270 196 6071

34 Surendranagar Sayla Brahmapuri (Vanki)

74 390 201 189 75 0 0 218 172 214 73 141 176

35 Surendranagar Sayla Dharadungri 216 1591 816 775 349 14 0 528 1063 950 944 6 641

36 Surendranagar Sayla Sitagadh 160 918 472 446 178 0 0 371 547 456 398 58 462

37 Surendranagar Sayla Chitralank 101 632 318 314 135 0 0 282 350 180 179 1 452

38 Surendranagar Sayla Kanpur 117 586 298 288 127 96 0 250 336 343 124 219 243

Total 668 4117 2105 2012 864 110 0 1649 2468 2143 1718 425 1974

Grand Total 45238 208248 109241

99007 33679 18848 2564 115591

92657 76277 70079 6198 131971

4.603387

52.45717

47.54283

16.17254

9.050747

1.231224

55.50642

44.49358

36.62796

33.6517 2.976259 63.37204

Note: HH: Household, TOT_P: Total Population, TOT_M: Total Male, P_06: Population 0-6, M_06: Male 0-6, F_06: Female 0-6, P_SC: Population SC, PST:

Population ST, MAIN_WORK_P: TOT_WORK_P: Total Workers Population, Main workers Population, MARGWORK_P: Marginal Workers, NON_ Work_ P: Non

Workers




AN X - 4

INFRASTRUCTURES FACILITIES DETAILS ANJAR TO CHOTILA MAIN PIPELINE

Sr.No

District Name

Sub District Name

Village Name

Education Medical Water Drainage Communica-tion

Transporta-tion

Road Recreation Eletricity

1 Kachchh Anjar Satapar GPS NIL TWUT,TW/BH,T/P/L

NIL SPO,T,PCO,MPC

BS,PBS,A/MA,T

BTPR,GKR,AWR,FP

DNP ED,EAG,EC,EA


GPS NIL TWUT,TW/BH NIL T,MPC BS,PBS,TX,T

BTPR,GKR,AWR,FP

DNP ED,EAG,EC,EA

3 Kachchh Anjar Lakhapar GPS NIL TWUT,UCW NIL SPO,T,PCO,MPC

BS,PBS,T BTPR,GKR,AWR,FP

SF,DNP ED,EAG,EC,EA

4 Kachchh Anjar Pashuda GPS NIL TWUT,TW/BH NIL T,MPC PBS,A/MA,T BTPR,GKR,AWR,FP

DNP ED,EAG,EC,EA

5 Kachchh Anjar Ratatalav NIL NIL NIL NIL NIL NIL FP NIL ED,EAG,EC,EA

6 Kachchh Bhachau Ratanpar GPS,PPS,PSS

PHSC TWUT,CW,TW/BH

NIL T,MPC BS,PBS,T BTPR,AWR,FP

DNP ED,EAG,EC,EA

7 Kachchh Bhachau Sikara GPS PHSC TWUT,CW,TW/BH

NIL SPO,T,PCO,MPC

BS,PBS,T BTPR,AWR,FP

DNP ED,EAG,EC,EA

8 Kachchh Bhachau Vondh GPS,GSS NIL TWUT,CW,TW/BH

OPDC,OPDUC,OKD

SPO,T,PCO,MPC

BS,PBS,RS,AM/A,TX,T

BTPR,GKR,AWR,FP

DNP ED,EAG,EC,EA

9 Kachchh Bhachau Samakhiari GPS,PPS,GSS,PSS

DP,MHC

TWUT,CW,UCW

NIL SPO,T,PCO,MPC

BS,PBS,RS,AM/A,TX,T

BTPR,GKR,AWR,FP

DNP ED,EAG,EC,EA

10 Kachchh Bhachau Naransari GPS NIL TWUT,CW NIL T,MPC BS,T BTPR,AWR,FP

DNP ED,EAG,EC,EA

11 Kachchh Rapar Khirai GPS PHSC,DP

TWUT,CW,UCW,TW/BH,R/C,T/P/L

NIL T,MPC BS,T BTPR,GKR,AWR,FP

NIL ED,EAG,EC,EA

12 Surendranagar

Chotila Sukhsar GPS NIL UCW,HP,TW/BH

OPDUC MPC BS,T GKR,FP DNP ED,EAG,EC,EA

13 Surendranagar

Chotila Gundala GPS NIL TWUT,HP NIL MPC BS,PBS,TX,T

BTPR,GKR,AWR,FP

NIL ED,EAG,EC,EA

14 Surendranagar

Chotila Kabran GPS NIL UCW,HP,TW/BH

OPDUC MPC BS,T BTPR,AWR,FP

DNP ED,EAG,EC,EA

15 Surendra Chotila Kumbhara GPS NIL TWUT,TW/BH NIL T,PCO,MPC BS,T BTPR,GKR,A DNP ED,EAG,




AN X - 5

Sr.No

District Name

Sub District Name

Village Name


Transporta-tion


nagar WR,FP EC,EA

16 Surendranagar

Chotila Ankadiya GPS NIL UCW,HP NIL MPC BS,T BTPR,AWR,FP

DNP ED,EAG,EC,EA

17 Surendranagar

Chotila Jivapar (Anandpur)

GPS NIL UCW NIL MPC BS,T BTPR,AWR,FP

NIL ED,EAG,EC,EA

18 Surendranagar

Chotila Khakharavali GPS PHSC TWUT,UCW,HP,TW/BH

NIL T,PCO,MPC BS,T BTPR,AWR,FP

DNP ED,EAG,EC,EA

19 Surendranagar

Chotila Varmadhar GPS NIL TWUT,UCW,HP,TW/BH

NIL MPC BS,T BTPR,AWR,FP

NIL ED,EAG,EC,EA

20 Surendranagar

Chotila Tarnetar GPS NIL TWUT,TW/BH,T/P/L

OPDC,OPDUC

SPO,T,PCO,MPC

BS,PBS,A/MA,T

BTPR,AWR,FP

SF ED,EAG,EC,EA

21 Surendranagar

Chotila Ravrani GPS NIL TWUT,UCW,HP,TW/BH

NIL MPC BS,T GKR,FP NIL ED,EAG,EC,EA

22 Surendranagar

Dhrangadhra

Vasadva GPS,GSS,GSSS

NIL TWUT,UCW,HP,TW/BH,R/C,T/P/L

NIL T,MPC BS,RS.A/MA,T

BTPR,AWR,FP

DNP ED,EAG,EC,EA

23 Surendranagar

Dhrangadhra

Haripur GPS NIL TWUT,UCW,HP,TW/BH,T/P/L

NIL SPO,T,,MPC BS,T BTPR,GKR,FP DNP ED,EAG,EC,EA

24 Surendranagar

Halvad Shivpur GPS NIL TWUT,TW/BH NIL T,MPC BS,A/MA,T BTPR,GKR,AWR,FP

DNP ED,EAG,EC,EA

25 Surendranagar

Halvad Khetardi GPS NIL TWUT,TW/BH NIL T,MPC BS,A/MA,T BTPR,GKR,AWR,FP

DNP ED,EAG,EC,EA

26 Surendranagar

Wadhwan Chamaraj GPS NIL TWUT,UCW,HP,T/P/L

OKD PO,SPO,T,MPC

BS,RS,T BTPR,AWR,FP

DNP ED,EAG,EC,EA

27 Surendranagar

Muli Dadholiya GPS PHSC TWUT,UCW,HP,TW/BH,R/C,T/P/L

OKD T,MPC BS,T BTPR,GKR,AWR,FP

DNP ED,EAG,EC,EA

28 Surendranagar

Muli Bhet GPS NIL TWUT,CW,UCW,HP,TW/BH,R

NIL T,MPC BS,T GKR,AWR,FP DNP ED,EAG,EC,EA




AN X - 6

Sr.No

District Name

Sub District Name

Village Name


Transporta-tion


/C.T/P/L

29 Surendranagar

Muli Jepar GPS NIL HP,TW/BH NIL MPC BS,T BTPR,AWR,FP

DNP ED,EAG,EC,EA

30 Surendranagar

Muli Sangadhra GPS NIL TWUT,UCW,HP,TW/BH,R/C,T/P/L

NIL T,MPC BS,T BTPR,GKR,AWR,FP

DNP ED,EAG,EC,EA

31 Surendranagar

Muli Ranipat GPS NIL TWUT,TW/BH OKD SPO,T.PCO,MPC

BS,PBS BTPR,GKR,FP DNP ED,EAG,EC,EA

32 Surendranagar

Muli Chandreliya GPS NIL TWUT,TW/BH NIL MPC BS,PBS,T BTPR,FP DNP ED,EAG,EC,EA

33 Surendranagar

Sayla Brahmapuri (Vanki)

GPS NIL TWUT,HP NIL MPC BS BTPR,AWR,FP

DNP ED,EAG,EC,EA

34 Surendranagar

Sayla Dharadungri GPS NIL TWUT,HP,TW/BH

NIL MPC NIL BTPR,AWR,FP

DNP ED,EAG,EC,EA

35 Surendranagar

Sayla Sitagadh GPS NIL TWUT,HP,TW/BH

NIL PCO,MPC NIL BTPR,AWR,FP

DNP ED,EAG,EC,EA

36 Surendranagar

Sayla Chitralank GPS NIL TWUT,HP,TW/BH

NIL MPC BS BTPR,AWR,FP

DNP ED,EAG,EC,EA

37 Surendranagar

Sayla Kanpur GPS NIL TWUT,HP,TW/BH

OPDUC MPC BS BTPR,FP DNP ED,EAG,EC,EA




AN X - 7

Note:

PPPS: Private Pre - Primary School

GPS: Govt. Primary School

PPS:Private Primary School

GMS: Govt Middle School

PMS: Private Middle School

GSS: Govt. Secondary School

PSS: private Secondary School

GSSS: Govt. Senior Secondary School

TWT:Tap Water-Treated

TWU:Tap Water Untreated

CW:Covered Well

Uw: Uncovered Well

HP:Hand Pump

TW/BH: Tube Wells/Borehole

S:Spring R/C: River/Canal

T/P/L: Tank/Pond/Lake

PHC: Primary Health Centre

PHSC: Primary Health Sub Centre

HA: Hospital Allopathic

VH: Veterinary Hospital

MHC: Mobile Health Clinic

FWC: Family Welfare Centre

OD: Open Drainage

ND: No Drainage

WB: Water bodies

PO: Post Office

SPO: Sub Post Office

PTO: Post And Telegraph Office

TP: Telephone (landlines)

PCO: Public Call Office /Mobile

MPC: Mobile Phone Coverage

OPDC: Open Pucca Drainage Covered with Tiles Slabs

Open Pucca Drainage Uncovered

OKD: Open Kuccha Drainage

BS: Public Bus Service

PBS: Private Bus Service

RS: Railway Station

TX: Taxi

V: Vans T:Tractors

CMB: Commercial Bank

COB: Cooperative Bank

ACS: Agricultural Credit Societies

SHG: Self - Help Group

PDS: Public Distribution System Shop

M/RM: Mandis/Regular Market

WH: Weekly Haat

AMS: Agricultural Marketing Society

AW: Anganwadi Centre

ASHA: Accredited Social health activist

ED: Power Supply For Domestic Use

EAG: Power Supply For Agriculture Use

EC: Power Supply For Commercial Use

EA: Power Supply For All Users




AN X - 8

LANDUSE PATTERN (in Hectares) DETAILS ANJAR TO CHOTILA MAIN PIPELINE

Sr. No

District Name Sub District Name

Village Name Total Geographical Area

Forest Area

Area under Non-Agricultural Uses

Barren & Un-cultivable Land Area

Permanent Pastures and Other Grazing Land Area

Land Under Miscellaneous Tree Crops etc. Area

Culturable Waste Land Area

Fallows Land other than Current Fallows Area

Current Fallows Area

Net Area Sown

1 Kachchh Anjar Satapar 1639.29 0 30.84 120.43 64.32 0 23.77 0 50.01 1349.92


883.01 0 70.98 0 23.3 0 0 76.91 0 711.82

3 Kachchh Anjar Lakhapar 2464.19 0 180 0 84.48 0 593.96 5.75 0 1600

4 Kachchh Anjar Pashuda 1911.6 6.92 6.92 0 51.31 0 420.46 23.47 3.12 1399.4

5 Kachchh Anjar Ratatalav 1707.56 0 0 200.63 0 0 578.81 0 0 928.12

Total 8605.65 6.92 288.74 321.06 223.41 0 1617 106.13 53.13 5989.26

6 Kachchh Bhachau Ratanpar 5384.44 0 0 4410 122 0 37.44 0 0 815

7 Kachchh Bhachau Sikara 3350.9 0 35 133 270 0 112 77.9 0 2723

8 Kachchh Bhachau Vondh 6275.78 0 124 1674.78 170 0 226 0 0 4081

9 Kachchh Bhachau Samakhiari 2095.18 0 219 115.18 22 0 46 0 0 1693

10 Kachchh Bhachau Naransari 1410.81 0 2 555.81 55 0 49 0 0 749

11 Kachchh Rapar Khirai 1357.07 0 4.46 339.32 161.88 0 162.36 0 25.62 663.43

Total 19874.18 0 384.46 7228.09 800.88 0 632.8 77.9 25.62 10724.43

12 Surendranagar Chotila Sukhsar 735.13 0 7.83 152.61 62.32 0 11.42 3.7 0 497.25

13 Surendranagar Chotila Gundala 379.78 0 0 11.8 0 183.96 45.25 0 0 138.77

14 Surendranagar Chotila Kabran 818.95 323 3.73 40.55 31.5 0 0 0 0 420.17

15 Surendranagar Chotila Kumbhara 337.78 16.18 10.21 60.73 7.28 0.4 12.26 0 0 230.72

16 Surendranagar Chotila Ankadiya 896.42 4 2.45 307.25 30.45 57.06 0 0 0.81 494.4

17 Surendranagar Chotila Jivapar (Anandpur)

996.97 121.4 0 338.2 48.1 0 0 0 0 489.27

18 Surendranagar Chotila Khakharavali 890.09 207.36 0 25.64 128.29 0 207.36 0 0 321.44

19 Surendranagar Chotila Varmadhar 546.65 0 9.33 148.65 63.13 0 0.89 0 0 324.65

20 Surendranagar Chotila Tarnetar 1372.33 0 0.42 247.7 85.5 0.8 182.62 165.21 158.23 531.85

21 Surendranagar Chotila Ravrani 178.01 0 3.68 5.67 13.03 0.06 13.01 0 0 142.56

Total 7152.11 671.94 37.65 1338.8 469.6 242.28 472.81 168.91 159.04 3591.08


Vasadva 1271.72 0 4.48 48.45 51.8 0 17.52 0 263.33 886.14




AN X - 9

Sr. No

District Name Sub District Name

Village Name Total Geographical Area

Forest Area








Net Area Sown


Haripur 1536.48 1.23 20.77 341.32 37.7 0 0 0 66.5 1068.96

Total 2808.2 1.23 25.25 389.77 89.5 0 17.52 0 329.83 1955.1

24 Surendranagar Halvad Shivpur 718.35 0 9.62 16.94 12.14 3.63 20.64 1.71 64.71 588.96

25 Surendranagar Halvad Khetardi 1504.55 222.59 14.29 492.05 76.89 0 107.9 0 0 590.83

Total 2222.9 222.59 23.91 508.99 89.03 3.63 128.54 1.71 64.71 1179.79

26 Surendranagar Wadhwan

Chamaraj 1301.01 9.24 3.33 0 200.26 0 227.77 0 0 860.41

Total 1301.01 9.24 3.33 0 200.26 0 227.77 0 0 860.41

27 Surendranagar Muli Dadholiya 1418.24 0 0 406.87 138 0 0 43.33 0 830.04

28 Surendranagar Muli Bhet 1335.55 120 5.6 468.72 114.6 0 0 69.83 0 556.8

29 Surendranagar Muli Jepar 699.35 0 1.91 334.01 48.56 0 0 41.15 0 273.72

30 Surendranagar Muli Sangadhra 1518.24 317.61 0 415.74 149.66 90.59 0 0 0 544.64

31 Surendranagar Muli Ranipat 2774.39 0 86.49 493.6 173.2 0 9.7 0 998.8 1012.6

32 Surendranagar Muli Chandreliya 557.84 16 75.85 16.2 22.4 0 0 139.79 0 287.6

Total 8303.61 453.61 169.85 2135.14 646.42 90.59 9.7 294.1 998.8 3505.4

33 Surendranagar Sayla Brahmapuri (Vanki)

323.06 0 1.57 87.04 16.19 0 14.12 0 22.41 181.73

34 Surendranagar Sayla Dharadungri 1281.38 60.7 59.05 114.12 47.11 0 0 0.02 0 1000.38

35 Surendranagar Sayla Sitagadh 1095.71 202.35 187.41 357.41 80.94 0 22.05 0 3.88 241.67

36 Surendranagar Sayla Chitralank 478.73 0 16.67 199.8 23.38 0 2.37 0 17.2 219.31

37 Surendranagar Sayla Kanpur 1128.76 56.79 83.49 214.13 66.92 0 72.18 0 60.94 574.31

Total 4307.64 319.84 348.19 972.5 234.54 0 110.72 0.02 104.43 2217.4

Grand Total 54575.3 1685.37

1281.38 12894.35 2753.64 336.5 3216.86 648.77 1735.56

30022.87




AN X - 10

DEMOGRAPHIC DETAILS ANJAR TO CHOTILA SV STATIONS

S.NO

Name TRU No_HH

TOT_P

TOT_M

TOT_F

P_06

P_SC

P_ST

P_LIT P_ILL

TOT_WORK_P

MAINWORK_P

MARGWORK_P

NON_WORK_P

SV-station 1

1 Ratatalav Rural

14 76 34 42 18 18 6 20 56 21 21 0 55

2 Jaru Rural

297 1374 716 658 244 69 0 661 713 429 409 20 945

3 Satapar Rural

441 1851 981 870 262 223 2 1037 814 641 624 17 1210

4 Anjar (M) Urban

18906

87183

45172

42011

11723

5619 465 60737

26446

28743 27464 1279 58440

5 Sapeda Rural

565 2528 1257 1271 382 277 0 1398 1130 863 787 76 1665

Total 20223

93012

48160

44852

12629

6206 473 63853

29159

30697 29305 1392 62315

SV-station 2

1 Khakharathal Rural

416 2427 1236 1191 490 271 0 1093 1334 1071 587 484 1356

2 Bhavanigadh Rural

256 1519 789 730 282 0 0 731 788 396 318 78 1123

3 Ranipat Rural

413 2616 1333 1283 512 361 0 910 1706 806 786 20 1810

4 Nalkhambha Rural

150 1112 570 542 214 22 0 524 588 461 449 12 651

5 Tarnetar Rural

455 2515 1323 1192 477 101 0 1005 1510 744 707 37 1771

6 Kanpar Rural

200 1050 544 506 202 15 5 530 520 556 533 23 494

Total 1890 11239

5795 5444 2177 770 5 4793 6446 4034 3380 654 7205




AN X - 11

SV-station 3

1 Chumpani Rural

370 2260 1167 1093 439 75 0 1439 821 1144 655 489 1116

2 Shivpur Rural

230 1200 588 612 120 0 5 902 298 403 392 11 797

3 Manekwada Rural

137 820 408 412 160 0 0 376 444 356 313 43 464

4 Khetardi Rural

264 1375 701 674 271 2 0 829 546 658 377 281 717

Total 1001 5655 2864 2791 990 77 5 3546 2109 2561 1737 824 3094

SV-station 4

1 Kharoda Rural

49 318 161 157 72 112 0 131 187 140 63 77 178

2 Nara Rural

432 2265 1194 1071 442 393 1 1035 1230 738 730 8 1527

Total 481 2583 1355 1228 514 505 1 1166 1417 878 793 85 1705

SV-station 5

1 Wadhwan (M) Urban

15829

75755

39439

36316

7597 12214

877 57116

18639

25474 23363 2111 50281

2 Sokhada Rural

321 1815 936 879 367 62 0 675 1140 1020 749 271 795

24 Kansala Rural

166 863 442 421 165 78 0 373 490 478 445 33 385

Total 16316

78433

40817

37616

8129 12354

877 58164

20269

26972 24557 2415 51461

SV-station 6

1 Shikarpur Rural

1070 4988 2542 2446 954 426 4 1777 3211 1501 1414 87 3487

2 Naransari Rural

69 224 109 115 25 39 0 95 129 70 65 5 154

3 Katariya Juna Rura 558 2619 1283 1336 346 384 0 1366 1253 701 697 4 1918




AN X - 12

l

4 Vandhiya Rural

685 3048 1514 1534 448 451 13 1580 1468 949 938 11 2099

Total 2382 10879

5448 5431 1773 1300 17 4818 6061 3221 3114 107 7658

SV-station 7

1 Karmariya Rural

198 880 449 431 161 81 0 395 485 356 312 44 524

2 Vondhada Rural

203 913 457 456 135 137 0 482 431 286 284 2 627

3 Dayapar Rural

856 4398 2269 2129 670 422 36 2787 1611 1435 1293 142 2963

4 Vondh Rural

1877 6972 3462 3510 1126 521 18 3394 3578 2840 2784 56 4132

Total 3134 13163

6637 6526 2092 1161 54 7058 6105 4917 4673 244 8246

SV-station 8

1 Pashuda Rural

171 717 360 357 113 71 93 409 308 255 252 3 462

2 Sukhpar Rural

284 1437 727 710 205 127 40 837 600 406 406 0 1031

3 Samakhiari Rural

2482 10402

5748 4654 1577 856 92 6463 3939 3617 3511 106 6785

4 Lunva Rural

709 2882 1933 949 326 54 47 1492 1390 1555 1538 17 1327

Total

3646 15438

8768 6670 2221 1108 272 9201 6237 5833 5707 126 9605

Sv Station 9

1 Ratanpar Rural

120 624 320 304 133 0 0 279 345 215 215 0 409

2 Magharikhada Rura 198 1034 544 490 172 8 0 621 413 564 556 8 470




AN X - 13

l

3 Mangalkui Rural

117 660 348 312 124 0 0 295 365 303 297 6 357

4 Ratadki Rural

245 1262 632 630 209 166 0 594 668 650 291 359 612

5 Shapar Rural

234 1197 637 560 198 40 4 674 523 580 510 70 617

6 Mota Kandhasar

Rural

187 941 493 448 160 64 0 465 476 354 322 32 587

7 Nana Kandhasar

Rural

244 1309 691 618 232 52 0 565 744 405 397 8 904

Total 1345 7027 3665 3362 1228 330 4 3493 3534 3071 2588 483 3956

Grand Total

50418

237429

123509

113920

31753

23811

1708

156092

81337

82184 75854 6330 155245

Note: HH: Household, TOT_P: Total Population, TOT_M: Total Male, P_06: Population 0-6, M_06: Male 0-6, F_06: Female 0-6, P_SC: Population SC,

PST: Population ST, MAIN_WORK_P: TOT_WORK_P: Total Workers Population, Main workers Population, MARGWORK_P: Marginal Workers, NON_

Work_ P: Non Workers




AN X - 14

INFRASTRUCTURES FACILITIES DETAILS ANJAR TO CHOTILA SV STATIONS

S.No

Village Name Education Medical Water Drainage Communication

Transportation

Road Social Security

Recreation

Electricity

SV STATION 1

1 Ratatalav NIL NIL NIL NIL NIL NIL FP NIL NIL ED,EAG,EC,EA

2 Jaru GPS NIL TWUT,TW/BH NIL SPO,T,MPC

BS BTPR,GKR,FP

ACS DNP ED,EAG,EC,EA

3 Satapar GPS NIL TWUT,TW/BH NIL SPO,T,PCO,MPC

BS,PBS,A/MA,T

BTPR,GKR,FP


4 Sapeda GPS PHSC,M/CWC

TWUT,TW/BH NIL SPO,T,PCO,MPC

BS,PBS,T BTPR,GKR,FP

ACS SF,DNP

ED,EAG,EC,EA

SV STATION 2

1 Khakharathal GPS NIL HP,TW/BH,T/P/L OKD T,MPC BS,T BTPR,GKR,FP

NIL DNP ED,EAG,EC,EA

2 Bhavanigadh GPS NIL TWUT,UCW NIL T,MPC BS,T GKR,FP ACS DNP ED,EAG,EC,EA

3 Ranipat GPS NIL TWUT,TW/BH OKD SPO,T,PCO,MPC



4 Nalkhambha GPS NIL TWUT,UCW,HP,TW/BH,T/P/L

NIL T,MPC BS BTPR,FP


5 Tarnetar GPS NIL TWUT,TW/BH,T/P/L OPDC,OPDUC

SPO,T,PCO,MPC

BS,PBS,A/MA,T

BTPR,FP

NIL SF ED,EAG,EC,EA

6 Kanpar GPS NIL TWUT,CW,UCW,HP,TW/BH,T/P/L

NIL T,PCO,MPC

BS,T BTPR,GKR,FP


SV STATION 3

1 Chumpani GPS PHSC TWUT,TW/BH NIL T,MPC BS,A/MA,T BTPR,GKR,FP


2 Shivpur GPS NIL TWUT,TW/BH NIL T,MPC BS,A/MA,T BTPR,GKR,FP





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3 Manekwada GPS NIL TWUT,HP,TW/BH NIL T,MPC BS,A/MA,T BTPR,GKR,FP


4 Khetardi GPS NIL TWUT,TW/BH NIL T,MPC BS,A/MA,T BTPR,GKR,FP


SV-STATION 4

1 Kharoda GPS NIL TWUT,UCW OKD MPC BS,T GKR,FP NIL NIL ED,EAG,EC,EA

2 Nara GPS,PPS,GSS PHSC TWUT,TW/BH,T/P/L OKD SPO,T,PCO,MPC



SV-STATION 5

1 Sokhada GPS NIL TWUT,UCW,HP NIL MPC BS BTPR,FP


2 Kansala GPS NIL TWUT,HP,TW/BH NIL MPC BS BTPR,FP


SV-SATATION 6

1 Shikarpur GPS PHSC TWUT,CW NIL SPO,T,PCO,MPC

BS,T BTPR,GKR,FP


2 Naransari GPS PHSC TWUT,CW NIL T,MPC BS,T BTPR,FP


3 Katariya Juna GPS,PPS,GSS PHC,PHSC,HA,DP

TWUT,CW NIL T,PCO,MPC

BS,T BTPR,GKR,FP


4 Vandhiya GPS,PSS PHSC TWUT,CW NIL SPO,T,PCO,MPC

BS,T BTPR,GKR,FP


SV-STATION 7

1 Karmariya GPS NIL TWUT,CW NIL T,MPC BS,T BTPR,GKR,FP


2 Vondhada GPS PHSC TWUT,CW,TW/BH NIL SPO,T,MPC

BS,T BTPR,FP


3 Dayapar PPPS,GPS,PPS,GSS,PSS,G

SSS,PSSS

CHC,PHSC,M/CWC,VH,MHC,FWC

TWUT OKD PO,T,PCO,MPC


COM,COP,ACS

SF,DNP

ED,EAG,EC,EA

4 Vondh GPS,GSS NIL TWUT,CW,TW/BH OPDC,OPDUC,OKD

SPO,T,PCO,MPC

BS,PBS,RS,A/MA,T

BTPR,GKR,FP

COM,ACS

DNP ED,EAG,EC,EA

SV- STATION 8




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1 Pashuda GPS NIL TWUT,TW/BH NIL PO,PCO,MPC

BS,T BTPR,GKR,FP


2 Sukhpar GPS NIL TWUT,CW,TW/BH NIL SPO,T,MPC

BS,T BTPR,FP


3 Samakhiari GPS,PPS,GSS,PSS

DP,MHC TWUT,CW,UCW NIL SPO,T,PCO,MPC

BS,PBS,RS,A/MA,T

BTPR,GKR,FP

COM,ACS

DNP ED,EAG,EC,EA

4 Lunva GPS NIL TWUT,CW,TW/BH NIL T,MPC BS,T BTPR,GKR,FP


SV-STATION 9

1 Ratanpar GPS NIL TWUT,UCW,HP,T/P/L NIL SPO,MPC

BS,T BTPR,FP


2 Magharikhada GPS NIL TWUT NIL T,PCO,MPC

BS,T BTPR,GKR,FP


3 Mangalkui GPS NIL TWUT,UCW,HP,TW/BH NIL MPC BS BTPR,FP


4 Ratadki GPS NIL TWUT,UCW,HP NIL T,MPC BS BTPR,FP


5 Shapar GPS,PSS,PSSS

PHSC TWUT OPDUC SPO,T,PCO,MPC

BS,PBS,T BTPR,FP


6 Mota Kandhasar GPS NIL TWUT,UCW,HP,TW/BH NIL T,PCO,MPC

BS,T BTPR,FP

NIL NIL ED,EAG,EC,EA

7 Nana Kandhasar

GPS NIL TWUT,UCW,HP,TW/BH,T/P/L

NIL MPC BS,T BTPR,FP

ACS NIL ED,EAG,EC,EA

Note: GPPS: Govt Pre-Primary School, GPS: Govt Primary School, GMS: Govt Middle School, GSS: Govt Secondary School, PPS: Private Secondary School, GSS: Govt Senior

Secondary School, PHSC: Primary Heallth Sub Centre, MA/CWC: Maternity And Child Welfare Centre, DP: Dispensary, , TWT: Tap Water-Treated ,TWUT: Tap Water Untreated, CW:

Covered Well, UCW: Uncovered Well, HP :Hand Pump, TW/B: Tube Wells/Borehole, , R/C :River/Canal, T/P/L: Tank/Pond/Lake, OKD: Open Kuccha Drainage, PO: Post Office, SPO:

Sub Post Office, P/TO : Post And Telegraph Office, BS: Public Bus Service, PBS: Private bus service, A/MA: Auto/Modified Autos, TX: Taxi, T- Tractors, BTPR: Black Topped (pucca)

Road, GKR: Gravel (kuchha) Roads, FP: Foothpath, COM: Commercial Bank, COP :Cooperative Bank, ACS: Agricultural Credit Societies, SF-Sports Field ,DNP- Daily Newspaper

Supply ED: Power Supply For Domestic ,EAG: Power Supply For Domestic ,EC: Power Supply For Commercial, EA: Power Supply For All




AN X - 17

LANDUSE PATTERN (IN HECTARES)

S.No Village Name Total Geographical Area (in Hectares)

Forest Area








Net Area Sown

SV STATION 1

1 Ratatalav 1707.56 0 0 200.63 0 0 578.81 0 0 928.12

2 Jaru 1826.8 10.8 822.12 134.12 80 0 600 58.01 0 121.75

3 Satapar 1639.29 0 30.84 120.43 64.32 0 23.77 0 50.01 1349.92

4 Sapeda 1099.54 0 75.62 41.33 0 0 0 0 506.07 476.52

Total 6273.19 10.8 928.58 496.51 144.32 0 1202.58 58.01 556.08 2876.31

SV STATION 2

1 Khakharathal 816.63 0 0 299.33 0 0 0 0 0 517.3

2 Bhavanigadh 957.36 114 3 309.22 164 0 11.14 0 0 356

3 Ranipat 2774.39 0 86.49 493.6 173.2 0 9.7 0 998.8 1012.6

4 Nalkhambha 1336.71 0 0 6.43 286.24 0 538.28 0.5 0 505.26

5 Tarnetar 1372.33 0 0.42 247.7 85.5 0.8 182.62 165.21 158.23 531.85

6 Kanpar 276.81 0 4.07 72.49 8.49 0 0 0 0 191.76

Total 7534.23 114 93.98 1428.77 717.43 0.8 741.74 165.71 1157.03 3114.77

SV STATION 3

1 Chumpani 1448.22 198.3 9.37 39.3 101.58 0 76.23 25.1 0 998.34

2 Shivpur 718.35 0 9.62 16.94 12.14 3.63 20.64 1.71 64.71 588.96




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3 Manekwada 722.04 80.94 2.81 183.73 41.28 0 6.55 8.23 0 398.5

4 Khetardi 1504.55 222.59 14.29 492.05 76.89 0 107.9 0 0 590.83

Total 4393.16 501.83 36.09 732.02 231.89 3.63 211.32 35.04 64.71 2576.63

SV-STATION 4

1 Kharoda 1789.14 8 5 1328.11 60.07 0 174.33 0 0 213.63

2 Nara 11159.63 374.46 15 7030.16 530.95 0 0 0 0 3209.06

12948.77 382.46 20 8358.27 591.02 0 174.33 0 0 3422.69

SV-STATION 5

1 Sokhada 1402.04 182.11 0 256.73 49.37 0 56.36 0 0 857.47

2 Kansala 308.8 0 0.17 98.12 49 0 1.78 0 10.28 149.45

Total 1710.84 182.11 0.17 354.85 98.37 0 58.14 0 10.28 1006.92

SV-STATION 6

1 Shikarpur 5194.21 0 7 2048 169 0 164.21 0 0 2806

2 Naransari 1410.81 0 2 555.81 55 0 49 0 0 749

3 Katariya Juna 4198.87 0 25 673 180 0 130.87 0 0 3190

4 Vandhiya 4598.02 160 595.02 848 222 0 29 0 0 2744

Total 15401.91 160 629.02 4124.81 626 0 373.08 0 0 9489

SV-STATION 7

1 Karmariya 1522.22 0 4.22 102 57 0 8 0 0 1351

2 Vondhada 1420.5 0 6.5 26 74 0 17 0 0 1297

3 Dayapar 4755.12 0 13 1720 82 0 1031 130 79.12 1700

4 Vondh 6275.78 0 124 1674.78 170 0 226 0 0 4081

Total 13973.62 0 147.72 3522.78 383 0 1282 130 79.12 8429

SV-SATATION 8

1 Pashuda 1911.6 6.92 6.92 0 51.31 0 420.46 23.47 3.12 1399.4

2 Sukhpar 2439.15 0 4 1013 180 0 53.15 0 0 1189

3 Samakhiari 2095.18 0 219 115.18 22 0 46 0 0 1693




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4 Lunva 2484.25 0 125 912 84 0 13.25 0 0 1350

Total 8930.18 6.92 354.92 2040.18 337.31 0 532.86 23.47 3.12 5631.4

SV-SATATION 9

1 Ratanpar 743.79 0 0 335.79 36.42 0 0 0 0 371.58

2 Magharikhada 624.96 0 0.89 43.42 21.1 0 34.39 0 0 525.16

3 Mangalkui 392.83 0 0 173.92 16.19 0 4.65 0 4.66 193.41

4 Ratadki 1584.78 0 20.11 510.85 42.09 0 35.88 0 0.33 975.52

5 Shapar 714.9 30.35 4.4 262.76 64.75 27.99 10.1 13.76 24.4 276.39

6 Mota Kandhasar 795.44 84.97 0 0 0 0 0 0 153.86 556.61

7 Nana Kandhasar 578.64 0 242.08 0 0 0 0 0 0 336.56

Total 5435.34 115.32 267.48 1326.74 180.55 27.99 85.02 13.76 183.25 3235.23

Grand Total 76601.24 1473.44 2477.96 22384.93 3309.89 32.42 4661.07 425.99 2053.59 39781.95

Linked with Ch. 3 Section 3.7


ANNEXURE XI – GLC FOR PROPOSED SCENARIO (ISCST-3)

Annexure XI – GLC For Proposed Scenario (ISCST-3)

AN XI -1

Meteorological Data

The hourly meteorological data recorded at site was converted to the mean hourly meteorological

data as specified by CPCB and the same was used in the model. In absence of site specific mixing

depths, mixing depths published in IMD Publication “Atlas of Hourly Mixing Height and Assimilative

Capacity of Atmosphere in India” by S.D.Attri, Siddhartha Singh, B. Mukhopadhyay, and

A.K.Bhatnagar (2008) was used. Meteorological input data generated at the project site (wind speed,

wind direction, ambient temperature, mixing height and stability class) has been used for modelling

are given in Table 1 and 2.

TABLE 1

MICROMETEOROLOGICAL DATA USED FOR MODELING STUDIES (KANDLA)

Hours Wind Direction (Degree)

Wind Speed (m/s)

Temperature (K)

Atmospheric Stability Class

Mixing Height (m)

1. 270.0 1.1000 298.0 4 030.0

2. 270.0 2.1000 298.0 4 030.0

3. 270.0 3.1000 298.0 4 040.0

4. 270.0 1.1000 298.0 4 040.0

5. 270.0 2.1000 299.0 4 050.0

6. 270.0 3.1000 300.0 2 090.0

7. 270.0 1.1000 300.0 2 100.0

8. 292.5 2.1000 304.0 2 160.0

9. 292.5 1.1000 304.0 2 470.0

10. 292.5 3.5000 300.0 2 690.0

11. 292.5 1.1000 306.0 2 850.0

12. 292.5 0.5000 306.0 2 1300.0

13. 292.5 1.8000 314.0 2 1595.0

14. 292.5 1.1000 309.0 2 1900.0

15. 270.0 2.1000 311.0 2 2000.0

16. 270.0 1.1000 302.0 2 2250.0

17. 270.0 3.1000 309.0 2 2000.0

18. 270.0 1.1000 308.0 4 2100.0

19. 270.0 2.1000 300.0 4 1200.0

20. 270.0 1.1000 298.0 4 800.0

21. 247.5 3.1000 298.0 4 300.0

22. 247.5 1.1500 298.0 4 200.0

23. 292.5 2.3800 298.0 4 100.0

24. 292.5 3.5000 298.0 4 90.0




AN XI -2

TABLE 2

MICROMETEOROLOGICAL DATA USED FOR MODELING STUDIES (RAJKOT)

Hours Wind Direction (Degree)

Wind Speed (m/s)

Temperature (K)

Atmospheric Stability Class

Mixing Height (m)

1. 315.0 1.1000 298.0 4 030.0

2. 315.0 2.1000 298.0 4 030.0

3. 315.0 3.1000 298.0 4 040.0

4. 315.0 1.1000 298.0 4 040.0

5. 315.0 2.1000 299.0 4 050.0

6. 315.0 3.1000 300.0 2 105.0

7. 315.0 1.1000 300.0 2 120.0

8. 292.5 2.1000 304.0 2 200.0

9. 292.5 1.1000 304.0 2 470.0

10. 292.5 3.5000 300.0 2 710.0

11. 292.5 1.1000 306.0 2 750.0

12. 292.5 0.5000 306.0 2 1300.0

13. 292.5 1.8000 314.0 2 1700.0

14. 292.5 1.1000 309.0 2 1900.0

15. 315.0 2.1000 311.0 2 2000.0

16. 315.0 1.1000 302.0 2 2250.0

17. 315.0 3.1000 309.0 2 2200.0

18. 315.0 1.1000 308.0 4 1700.0

19. 315.0 2.1000 300.0 4 1300.0

20. 315.0 1.1000 298.0 4 1200.0

21. 247.5 3.1000 298.0 4 300.0

22. 247.5 1.1500 298.0 4 200.0

23. 292.5 2.3800 298.0 4 100.0

24. 292.5 3.5000 298.0 4 090.0




AN XI -3

FIGURE 1: INCREMENTAL RISE OF

PARTICULATE MATTER FOR SV STATION 1

FIGURE 2: INCREMENTAL RISE OF SO2 FOR

SV STATION 1

FIGURE 3: INCREMENTAL RISE OF NO2 FOR SV STATION 1




AN XI -4




SV STATION 2





AN XI -5




SV STATION 3





AN XI -6




SV STATION 4





AN XI -7



FIGURE 14: INCREMENTAL RISE OF SO2

FOR SV STATION 5





AN XI -8



FIGURE 17: INCREMENTAL RISE OF SO2

FOR SV STATION 6





AN XI -9




SV STATION 7


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