IWMP 7 - Commissionerate of Rural Development Gujarat State ...

Detail Project Report IWMP 7
7 130.97 Nana Padadara 130.97 Hilly and 0-25%
8 259.72 Tarkoninal 259.72 Hilly and 0-25%
9 391.55 Ambuja 391.55 Hilly and 0-25%
10 478.72 Karodiya (N) 478.72 Hilly and 0-25%
11 787.27 Sarasdi 787.27 Hilly and 0-25%
12 152.57 Rakakot 152.57 Hilly and 0-25%
13 239.44 Jambunala 239.44 Hilly and 0-10%
14 256.92 Pacher 256.92 Hilly and 0-15%
15 403.40 Ghasvada 403.40 Hilly and 0-10%
16 470.90 Rankpur 470.90 Hilly and 0-15%
# Flat, undulating, moderate slope, Steep slope
Table no. 10: Flood and drought condition:
Sl no Village Flood (Incidence) Drought (Incidence)
1 Sarasva (N) - Once in 3 Year
2 Ditvas - Once in 3 Year
3 Karvai - Once in 3 Year
4 Motirath Once in 4 Year Once in 3 Year
5 Nanirath Once in 4 Year Once in 3 Year
6 Bhul Once in 3 Year Once in 3 Year
7 Nana Padadara Once in 3 Year Once in 3 Year
8 Tarkoninal Once in 4 Year Once in 3 Year
9 Ambuja Once in 4 Year Once in 3 Year
10 Karodiya (N) Once in 4 Year Once in 3 Year
11 Sarasdi Once in 4 Year Once in 3 Year
12 Rakakot - Once in 3 Year
13 Jambunala - Once in 3 Year
14 Pacher Once in 3 Year Once in 3 Year
15 Ghasvada - Once in 3 Year
16 Rankpur - Once in 3 year
3.2 Edaphic factor
An edaphic factor relating to the physical or chemical composition of the soil found in a particular area. For example, very alkaline soil may be an edaphic factor
limiting the variety of plants growing in a region. Edaphic factors that influence soil organisms are derived from the development of soils and are both physical and
biological (e.g. mineral and humus content, and pH).
Gujarat State watershed Management Agency