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City Development Plan for Agra City in the state of Uttar Pradesh under <strong>JNNURM</strong><br />

S. No. Name of Zone Existing Main Drain Area Covered<br />

(ha.)<br />

(Foundry Nagar) • Foundry Nagar Nalla<br />

(new drain already<br />

constructed)<br />

• Etamad-ud-Daulah<br />

Drain<br />

• Moti Mahal Nalla<br />

• Ram Bagh Chauraha<br />

Drains<br />

• Yamuna Bridge Station<br />

Drain<br />

11. Zone XI<br />

(Peelakhar)<br />

Source: U.P. Jal Nigam<br />

• Pilakhar Nalla<br />

• Naunihai Industrial<br />

Drain<br />

• Kalindi Vihar Drain<br />

(newly constructed<br />

drain)<br />

-40-<br />

MDP Consultants in association with Allianz Securities Ltd<br />

Area left for future<br />

development (ha.)<br />

505.90 Nil<br />

The table above shows the existing main drains in each of the eleven zones with the area<br />

covered and the area left for future development. It can be seen that in Zones II, III, IV, V, VI,<br />

VIII, IX and XI there is no area left for future development whereas in the remaining zones an<br />

area of about 1770 h. is left for future development. There are about twenty-five major drains<br />

in CIS and Trans Yamuna areas, which directly falls into the river Yamuna and there are<br />

about thirty-eight secondary drains. Mantola nallah is the longest nallah of the city and covers<br />

around one third of the city catchments. Primary and secondary drains/nallah’s are of mixed<br />

type i.e kutcha and pucca. These drains/nallah’s are mainly made in brick masonry without<br />

plaster and some portion in stone masonry. The salient features of major existing drains in<br />

the city is given in Annexure 6.1. These drains are heavily silted and broken in many places<br />

and are in very bad conditions. The lengths of primary and secondary drains are given in the<br />

table below.<br />

S.<br />

No.<br />

Table 6.11: Lengths of primary and secondary drains<br />

Name of the Drain Length (m) S. No. Name of the Drain Length (m)<br />

1.<br />

Primary Drain/nalla<br />

Bapu Nagar Drain 600 33. Nehru Nagar Drain 225<br />

2. Bipur Bazar Drain 670 34. Mughal Raod Drain 525<br />

3. Dayal Bagh Main Drain 1170 35. Bagh Farzana Drain 1000<br />

4. Karmyougi Nala 800 36. Church Road Drain 800<br />

5. Anurag Nagar Nala 400 37. Ram Nagar, Sursadan<br />

Drain<br />

1600<br />

6. Rajwaha Nala 1159 38. Municipal Corporation<br />

Drain<br />

450<br />

7. Balkeshware Nala 486 39. Wazirpur Drain 870<br />

8. Water Works Drain 3900 40. St. Peter’s College Drain 600<br />

9. Krishna Colony Drain 511 41. Belanganj Drain &<br />

Branch<br />

1850<br />

10. Vedant Drain 275 42. Bijalighar Drain 1630<br />

11. Bhairow Nala 2150 43. T.B. Hospital Drain 1279<br />

12. Khoja Drain 241 44. Ashok Nagar Nala 1720<br />

13. Pipal Mandi Drain 261 45. Kothi Meena Bazar Nala 2600<br />

14. Mantola Nala 10400 46. FCI Nala 2000<br />

15. Taj East Drain 4888 47. Arjun Nagar Nala 1500<br />

16. Taj West Drain 190 48. Sultanpura/Namner<br />

Nala<br />

1800<br />

17. Ram Bagh Nalla ABCD-770 49. Dewari Road Drain 900

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