godavari is the largest catchment area of river in south india.
godavari is the largest catchment area of river in south india.
largest catchment area of river in south india?
godavari
this river basin area is further subdivided into following areas:









































bullet::::- catchment area u/s the paithan dam site on godavari: all the water available up to paithan dam site is allotted to mr for its use.









































bullet::::- catchment area u/s siddheshwar dam site on purna tributary: all the water available up to siddheswar dam site is allotted to mr for its use.









































bullet::::- catchment area u/s nizamsagar dam site on manjira tributary: karnataka can use 13.10 thousand million cubic feet (tmc) under karanja project and 1.17tmc under chukinala project (page 86 of original gwdt)
godavari water disputes tribunal
the la plata sub-basin's catchment area is 130,200 km and constitutes (4.2%) of the world's fifth largest river basin – the la plata, extending over 3.1 million km, five countries (argentina, bolivia, brazil, paraguay, and uruguay), almost 50 major cities, and supporting over 100 million inhabitants. the mouth of the la plata river is 230 km wide and separates argentina from uruguay. the three main watercourses that form the base structure for the region's drainage network are the luján, reconquista, and matanza-riachuelo rivers. the luján river, 128 km, has the largest catchment area of nearly 3,300 km and runs from southeast-northeast before discharging into the la plata river. the reconquista river is 82 km long, drains a catchment of 1,738 km (the lower 40% includes urban and semi-urban populations), and discharges into the luján river. the matanza-riachuelo river (known as riachuelo from its lower catchment) is 510 km long and eventually discharges into the la plata river.
integrated urban water management in buenos aires, argentina