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2.4 Geology & Geomorphology Section III : Risk Assessment Analysis • The entire district is occupied by basaltic lava flows of the Deccan traps of Upper Cretaceous to Eocene age. The Deccan trap is overlain by alluvial deposits along the major river. The alluvium forms a very fertile land. • The geological sequence of the area is given below. FORMATION AGE LITHOLOGY Alluvium Recent Fine, clay, silt and sand Deccan Upper Vesicular, amygdaloidal, zeolitic Traps Cretaceous basalt and the hard and compact to Eocene massive basalt with red bole beds Alluvium • The alluvial deposits in the district are overlying on the Deccan traps and occur along the major river flowing through the district viz. Godavari and Purna. The alluvium consists of clay, silt and sand. The thickness of alluvium ranges between 15 to 20 Mts. The extent of alluvium across the river is very limited and ranges between 0.25 to 0.5 Kms. Deccan Traps • The major part of the district is covered by the Deccan Trap lava flows. There are a number of flows in the district, The individual flow generally consists of two units. The upper unit of vesicular and amygdaloidal zeolitic basalt and the lower unit, consisting of massive basalt with joints and fractures. The two flows are often separated by thick clay deposit called as red bole. The thickness of individual flow ranges between 15-20 Mts. Lineaments and Fractures • With the use of satellite imagery number of lineaments have been identified. In this district lineaments are oriented in NW-SE,NE-SE direction. In this district lineaments being the weaker zone can act as potential zone for groundwater developments. Jalna District Disaster Management Information Database Vol I - 7
2.5 Climate and Rainfall Section III : Risk Assessment Analysis • The Jalna district has a sub-tropical climate in which the bulk of rainfall is received from south west monsoon during June to September. • The monsoon is followed by winter season from October to February and summer from March to May. • The maximum temperature rises to about 42 degree centigrade in the month of May while the lowest temperature is recorded in the month of December which is about 10 degree centigrade. Table No. 1 : Rainfall Characteristics of Jalna District Rainfall 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 Total annual rainfall (mm) 578.5 546.8 534.62 791.95 557.06 Average Rainfall (mm) of 5 years only 634.17 634.17 634.17 634.17 634.17 Month during which maximum Rainfall July July July July July occurs Month having maximum Continuous rainfall Table No.1.1 Tahsilwise Rainfall Characteristics of Jalna District DETAILS August August & Sept August August & Sept August August & Sept YEARWISE RAINFALL IN M.M. 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 Jalna 627.0 696.0 1004.0 585.0 616.0 604.0 915.11 631.00 Badnapur 517.0 525.0 764.0 727.0 635.0 512.0 639.69 522.00 Bhokardan 521.0 593.0 902.0 507.0 591.0 478.0 715.99 459.00 Jafrabad 566.0 628.4 791.9 667.0 603.0 487.0 885.00 758.50 Partur 646.0 685.0 721.0 557.0 368.0 605.0 963.00 593.00 Mantha 414.0 731.0 641.0 564.0 466.0 491.0 917.50 487.50 Ambad 673.0 725.0 638.0 539.0 606.0 557.0 832.28 507.57 Ghansawangi 748.0 707.0 645.0 482.0 489.5 543.0 851.10 497.71 Total of Jalna District 4712.0 5292.4 6106.9 4628.0 4374.5 4277.0 6719.67 557.06 Average 589.00 661.30 763.36 578.50 546.81 534.63 839.96 557.04 Jalna District Disaster Management Information Database Vol I - 8 August August & Sept August August & Sept
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Annexure I : Case Studies of Disast
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Floods Episode 5 Annexure I : Case
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Measurement sheet : Section V: Miti
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Kandlikar 18 Dr.Mrs Jyoti M Kalmkar
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M.Bangad Mondha Partur 92 Dr.Vijay
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Annexure I Suggested Proforma for
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