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6.23 Gobadia Kakdwip Dk Kasiabad & Kasiabad 300 5550000 -do- Saptamukhi Kakdwip Harendramagar 200 3700000 -do- Vlridangabhanga Patharpratima Indraprostha 800 14800000 -do- Mridangabhanga Patharpratima Ramganga 700 12950000 -do- Sibua Patharpratima Achintanagar 800 14800000 -do- Mridangabhanga Patharpratima Laxmipore 300 5550000 -do- Raidighi Mathurapur-ll Kumrapara 300 5550000 -do- Raidighi Mathurapur-ll Kumrapara 200 3700000 -do- Raidighi Mathurapur-ll (umrapara 500 9250000 -do- Raidighi Mathurapur-ll Kumrapara 700 12950000 -do- Mridangabhanga Mathurapur-ll Nandakumarpur 650 12025000 -do- Mridangabhanga Mathurapur-ll Mohabbatnagar 250 4625000 -do- Mridangabhanga Mathurapur-ll Mohabbatnagar 90 1665000 Type of Work-IIA Mridangabhanga Mathurapur-ll Mohabbatnagar 600 11100000 -do- Pakchara Mathurapur-ll Domkal 900 16650000 -do- Thakkuran Mathurapur-ll Domkal 500 9250000 -do- Pakchara Mathurapur-ll Kailashpur 800 14800000 -do- Thakuran Mathurapur-ll Purba Jaterdeul 700 12950000 -do- Sutarbag Mathurapur-ll Piprakhali 250 4625000 -do- Surarbag Patharpratima Dk Roypur 700 12950000 -do- Matla Canning-l Budhakhali 400 7400000 -do- Matla Canning-l Belekkhali 200 4040000 Type of Work-IIB Matla Canning-l Garkhali 250 4625000 Type of Work-IIA Matla Canning-l Redokhali 1500 27750000 -do- Matfa Canning-l Golabari 500 9250000 -do- Matla Canning-l Golabari 200 3700000 -do- Matla Canning-l Golabari 300 5550000 -do- Matla Canning-l Budhakhali 1500 27750000 -do- 25590 1329039800 Type of Work-IIA: 325mm thick dry brick pitching in 3:1 slope. Estimated cost around Rs. 18,500 per meter. Type of Work-IIB: 250mm thick brick block pitching in 4:1 slope. Estimated cost around Rs. 20,200 per meter. Location and cost of proposed repair to embankments with revetment under Joynagar Irrigation Division SI River Block & P. S. Mouza Length (in m) Total Cost (in Lakh) 1 Puinjali Gosaba Kumirmari 500 4000000 2 Puinjali Gosaba Kumirmari 100 800000 3 Puinjali Gosaba Kumirmari 150 1200000 4 Sarsa Gosaba Kumirmari 250 2000000 5 Sarsa Gosaba Kumirmari 250 2000000 6 Roymangal Gosaba Chimta 400 3200000 7 Puinjali Gosaba Amtoli 300 2400000 8 Bidya Gosaba Taranagar 100 800000 9 Bagna Gosaba Kumirmari 150 1200000 10 Hana Gosaba Sambhunagar 1,000 8000000 11 Gomor Gosaba Rangabelia 200 1600000 12 Gomor Gosaba Uttardanga 400 3200000
6.24 13 Gomor Gosaba Dayapur 500 14 Gomor Gosaba Sonagaon 350 15 Gomor Gosaba Amlamethi 400 16 Gomor Gosaba Bejoynagar 700 17 Rangabelia Gang Gosaba Lahiripur 400 18 Dutta Gosaba Luxbagan 100 19 Bidya Gosaba Mathurakhanda 450 20 Durgadoani Gosaba Arampur 300 21 Matla Kultali Dakshin Garankati 1,000 22 Nabipukur Kultali Gopalganj 800 23 Piyali & Matla Kultali Dongajora 800 24 Piyali Kultali Balaharania 400 4000000 2800000 3200000 5600000 3200000 800000 3600000 2400000 8000000 6400000 6400000 3200000 25 Thakuran Kultali Krishrimohanpur 800 6400000 26 JDongajora Kultali Dongajora 400 3200000 27 JGurakhal Kultali Naganabad 400 3200000 28 Nabipukur Kultali Sankijahan 400 3200000 29 Bidya Basanti Radharanipur 500 4000000 30 Bidya Basanti Godkhali 500 4000000 31 Matla Basanti Kanthalberia 500 4000000 32 Matla Basanti 6 No. Sonakhali 300 2400000 33 Matla Basanti Nafarganj-III 1000 8000000 34 Matla Basanti Nafarganj-IV 1000 8000000 35 Matla Basanti Purandar 1150 9200000 36 Hogal Basanti Ramchandrakhali 500 4000000 37 Baniboalia Basanti Kumrakhali 500 4000000 38 Thakukran & Sibua Patharpratima Paschim Sripatinagar 1000 8000000 39 Pakhirali & Thakura Patharpratima Upendranagar 900 7200000 40 Thakuran Patharpratima Purba Sripatinagar 200 1600000 41 Jagaddal patharpratima Sridharnagar 200 1600000 42 Pakchara Patharpratima Kuemari 400 3200000 43 Mridangadganga Patharpratima Mahespur 150 1200000 44 Saptamukhi Kakdwip Harendranagar 600 4800000 45 JMridangabhanga Patharpratima Laxmipur 500 4000000 46 JMridangabhanga Patharpratirna Laxmipur 500 4000000 47 sibua Patharpratima Achintanagar 500 4000000 48 IMatla Canning Budhakhali 500 4000000 49 Matla canning Budhakhali 200 1600000 50 Matla Canning Madhukhafi 1500 12000000 51 Matla Canning Madhukhali 200 1600000 52 Matla Canning Kripakhali 2000 16000000 53 Raidighi Mathurapur-II Kumrapara 300 2400000 54 Sutarbag Mathurapur-II Chapla 100 800000 55 Mridangabhanga Mathurapur-II Kailashpur 300 2400000 56 Mridangabhanga Mathurapur-II Mahabbatnagar 500 4000000 57 Mridangabhanga Mathurapur-II Mahabbatnagar 300 2400000 58 Thakuran Mathurapur-II Damkal 800 6400000 59 Thakuran Mathurapur-II Damkal 170 1360000 60 Thakuran Mathurapur-II Damkal 680 5440000 61 Pakchara Mathurapur-II Damkal 550 4400000 Total 31,000 248000000 Estimated cost of repairs to existing embankment by providing pitching of 300mm of dry brick: Rs. 8000 per metre length.
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HAZARD ASSESSMENT AND DISASTER MITI
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Project Team Though the outcome of
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Preamble The State of West Bengal,
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1.2 IMD, in its website (http://www
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