ANNEX 10.14 Existing Situation and Proposed Structures

Aga Khan Foundation Afghanistan
ANNEX 10.14
Existing Situation and Proposed Strucutures
Ganj Ali Bik Irrigaiton Canal

Takhar Province
April 2020
Chainage Name Coordinates Justification
At the start of canal where Ganj Ali Bek is

divided from a branch canal coming from
Taloqan river, there is no diversion wall,
standard intake and spillway to help
Mirab/community divert, allocate required
water into the canal, Mirab/community usually
Existing Local Water
divert water by forming a temporary wall by
Divider to Gawmali
putting woods, sand bags, mud and stone.
and Ganj Ali Bik
However, this is not a reliable practice,
Irrigation Canal
diversion of optimum amount of water into
Exiting, (Local) N 36.71403
00+ 000 – 00+005 canal a tough task that requires resources and is
+ E 69.60655
time consuming.
Water divider and
Construction of 30m length of stone masonry
intake structure with
wall ensures easy diversion of water into the
control metallic gates
canal, protects damage to the canal during
Proposed
flood and prevents water wastage. Moreover,
construction of a standard intake with control
gates and spillway structure helps the
consumers manage water allocation easily and
more efficiently.
Reference Photo #1
At this section, the embankments are natural
pervious loose soil, water erodes the
embankments of canal resulting in water
wastages and unnecessary widening of canal,
which causes water deficiency in the
downstream of canal. Moreover, canal does not
convey enough amount of water, usually water
Stone masonry canal
overflows from the embankment. Framers are
lining, N 36.71421
00+ 005 – 00+063 managing this problem by putting stones and
L=58m E 69.60647
mud to prevent water wastage which is not an
Proposed
efficient way, water gets wasted any way. The
farmers have to spend their productive time
frequently to maintain the canal. Proposed
stone masonry lining will help farmers to direct
required amount of water into canal without
wastages.
Reference Photo #1(A), #1(B)
Well-maintained N 36.71437 Well-maintained earthen canal.

00+ 063 – 00+108
earthen canal E 69.60632 Reference Photo #2
Drain inlet of Private N 36.71486 Drain inlet of Private MHP

00+ 108 – 00+108
MHP E 69.60597 Reference Photo #3
PCC/Boulder masonry
At this section there is an existing stone boulder
wall right side, N 36.71502
00+ 108 – 00+146 masonry wall which is well-maintained.
L=38m. E 69.6057
Reference Photo #4
Existing
At this section the earthen embankment of
Gawmali canal next to Ganj Ali Bek canal is
unstable and is eroded that threatens Ganj Ali
Stone masonry wall Bek canal, therefore a protection wall is
This wall is proposed
along Gawmali Canal, N 36.71501 proposed to be constructed in order to protect
along Gaw mali Canal
L=20m E 69.60534 the embankment of both canals and prevent
Ch (00+146 – 00+166)
Proposed from further widening of Gawmali canal or
prevent from further narrowing of
embankment.
Reference Photo #5

00+ 146 – 00+586
RCC Culvert #1
(Inlet of Supper N 36.71807 Well-maintained RCC Culvert
00+ 586– 00+591
Passage structure #1) E 69.60279 Reference Photo #7
Existing
Super Passage
N 36.71819 Well-maintained Super Passage #1
00+ 591 – 00+655 Structure #1
E 69.60276 Reference Photo #8
Existing
00+655 – 00+786
RCC Culvert #2 N 36.71908 Well-maintained RCC Culvert
00+ 786 – 00+789
Existing E 69.60096 Reference Photo #10
00+ 789 – 00+828
The existing off-take is not standard, it is an
Lining and Off-take earthen open section that allows uncontrolled
#1 water from main canal flow to agricultural
Structure with Control N 36.71953 lands, Mirab and/or farmers operate these
00+ 828 – 00+850
metallic gate E 69.6005 openings by closing with mud, stone and tree
Proposed branches, it is a local practice of controlling
(Sayed Maqsoom) water which is not reliable and sustainable, this
causes water deficiency for downstream of
main canal. Improvement of the control

structure and addition of a gate will help to
control the water losses and it will also enable
Mirab to manage water allocation efficiently
according to the traditional water rights.
Reference Photo #12
Stone masonry wall,
N 36.71999 Well-maintained Stone masonry wall
00+850 – 00+900 L=50m,
Existing
00+900 – 00+930
Stone masonry wall
N 36.7203 Stone masonry canal lining
00+ 930– 00+940 L=10m,
Existing
00+ 940 – 00+989
00+ 989 – 00+997
Stone masonry walls
both side N 36.72085 Well-maintained Stone masonry wall.
00+ 997 – 01+020
L=23m, E 69.60028 Reference Photo #18
Existing
01+ 020 – 01+024
01+ 024 – 01+260
Wooden Culvert #1 N 36.72309 Well-maintained Wooden Culvert
01+ 260 – 01+263
Drain inlet of Private N 36.72305 Drain inlet of Private MHP
01+263 – 01+270
MHP E 69.59955 Reference Photo #22
01+ 270– 01+283
canal is unstable. Erosion of canal side results
Stone masonry Wall,
in unnecessary widening of canal, therefore in
Left side, N 36.7234
01+ 283 – 01+307 order to protect the canal embankment from
L=24m E 69.59938
erosion and further widening, stone masonry
Proposed
wall at left side of canal is proposed.
Reference Photo #24 #24(A)
01+ 307 – 01+310

01+ 310 – 01+337
01+ 337 – 01+339
Stone masonry wall
right side, N 36.72365 Well-maintained Stone masonry wall
01+339– 01+379
Existing
Stone masonry wall
01+ 379 – 01+390
Existing
At this section there is an existing stone
Control metallic gate masonry intake structure, but it does not have a
proposed for existing control gate installed, in order to efficiently
N 36.72409
01+ 390– 01+390 Off-take #1 control water entrance into off-take a stone
E 69.59953
Existing masonry control gate is proposed to be
(Naimudin) installed.
Reference Photo #30
Stone masonry wall
Left side, N 36.724 Well-maintained Stone masonry wall
01+390 – 01+450
Existing
01+ 450 – 01+453
Stone masonry wall
Both sides, N 36.72459 Well-maintained Stone masonry wall
01+453– 01+473
Existing
01+ 473 – 01+647
Drain inlet of Joye
Daraz Irrigation Canal N 36.72625 Drin inlet of Joye Daraz Canal
01+ 647 – 01+647
into Ganj Ali bik E 69.59959 Reference Photo #35
Canal
Stone masonry wall
Left sides, N 36.72626 Well-maintained Stone masonry wall
01+ 647 – 01+702
Existing
RCC Culvert #8 N 36. ---------- Well-maintained RCC Culvert

01+ 702 - 01+704
Existing E 69. --------- Reference Photo #37

01+ 704– 01+720
Stone masonry wall
Left sides N 36.72676 Well-maintained Stone masonry wall
01+720 – 01+755
Existing
01+755 – 01+888
01+ 888 – 01+893
Stone masonry wall
left side N 36.72806
01+ 893 – 01+907 order to protect the canal embankment from
L=14m, E 69.59848
Proposed
Reference Photo #42, #42(A)
earthen open section that allows uncontrolled
water from main canal flow to agricultural
lands, Mirab and/or farmers operate these
openings by closing with mud, stone and tree
branches, it is a local practice of controlling
Off-take #2 water which is not reliable and sustainable, this
Structure with Control causes water deficiency for downstream of
metallic gate main canal. Improvement of the control
(Maqsoom Ayob) N 36.72801 structure and addition of a gate will help to
01+ 907 – 01+924
+ Stone masonry wall, E 69.59859 control the water losses and it will also enable
L=12m Mirab to manage water allocation efficiently
(Left side) according to the traditional water rights.
Proposed Also the earthen embankment of canal is
unstable. Erosion of canal side results in
unnecessary widening of canal, therefore in
order to protect the canal embankment from
Reference Photo #43, #43(A), #43(B)
01+ 924 – 01+970
N 36.72859
01+ 970 – 01+977 Off-take #3 earthen open section that allows uncontrolled
E 69.59833
Structure with Control lands, Mirab and/or farmers operate these

metallic gate openings by closing with mud, stone and tree
(Shah Wali Qasab) water which is not reliable and sustainable, this
01+ 977 – 02+006
Stone masonry wall
left side N 36.72894 Well- maintained Stone masonry wall
02+ 006– 02+020
Existing
02+ 020– 02+022
02+022– 02+040
Stone masonry wall
Left side N 36.72927 Well-maintained Stone masonry wall
02+ 040 – 02+050
Existing
02+ 050 – 02+052
Stone masonry wall
02+ 052 – 02+091
L=39m E 69.5985 Reference Photo #52
Existing
02+091 – 02+093
Off-take #4 water from main canal flow to agricultural
N 36.72968
02+ 093 – 02+098 metallic gate openings by closing with mud, stone and tree
E 69.59849
(H, Fazel) water which is not reliable and sustainable, this

Reference Photo #54
02+ 098 – 02+168
Stone masonry wall
02+ 168 – 02+186
Existing
Drain inlet of Joye Drain inlet of Joye Daraz Canal into Ganj Ali
N 36.73042
02+186 – 02+186 Daraz canal into Ganj Bik canal
E 69.59835
Ali Bik Canal Reference Photo #57
Stone masonry wall,
02+ 186– 02+213
Existing
Off-take #5
Structure with Control
N 36.73066 water which is not reliable and sustainable, this
02+213 – 02+213 metallic gate
E 69.59838 causes water deficiency for downstream of
Proposed
(S.Abdullah)
Reference Photo #59
Stone masonry wall
02+ 213 – 02+233
Existing
02+ 233– 02+235
02+ 235 – 02+341
N 36.73172 The existing off-take is not standard, it is an
02+ 341– 02+360 Off-take #6
E 69.59804 earthen open section that allows uncontrolled
Structure with Control water from main canal flow to agricultural

metallic gate + Stone lands, Mirab and/or farmers operate these
masonry wall openings by closing with mud, stone and tree
L=19m, branches, it is a local practice of controlling
Proposed water which is not reliable and sustainable, this
(S.Dawood) causes water deficiency for downstream of
Also at this section the earthen embankment of
02+ 360 – 02+454
Stone masonry wall
02+454 – 02+472
Existing
02+ 472 – 02+498
02+ 498 – 02+503
Stone masonry wall
02+ 503– 02+546
Existing
Well-maintained N 36.73399 Well-maintained earthen canal
02+ 546– 02+650
Off-take #7
N 36.73441 lands, Mirab and/or farmers operate these
E 69.59854 openings by closing with mud, stone and tree
Proposed
(Noor Khan)
water which is not reliable and sustainable, this

Reference Photo #70
02+655 – 02+659
02+659– 02+777
Off-take #8
Proposed
(Sofi Habib Rahman)
Reference Photo #73
02+781– 02+832
Off-take #9
Proposed
(Hamidullah)
Reference Photo #75
02+839 – 02+969
At this section there is an aqueduct structure

Aqueduct Structure constructed along Joye Daraz Canal which
#1, ( Joe Daraz N 36.73667 passes water over Ganj Ali Bek Canal. At this
02+969 – 02+969
Irrigation Canal E 69.5994 section there is also drain inlet of Joye Darz
Existing Canal into Ganj Ali Bek Canal.
Reference Photo #77
02+969 – 03+070
Inlet of Joe Daraz Inlet of Joye Daraz Irrigation Canal into Ganj
N 36.73738
03+070 – 03+070 Canal to Ganj Ali Bik Ali Bik Canal
E 69.59897
Canal Reference Photo #79
03+070 – 03+178
03+178 – 03+184
Stone masonry canal
lining N 36.73778 Well-maintained Stone masonry canal lining
03+184– 03+231
L=47m. E 69.59751 Reference Photo #82
Existing
Off-take #10
metallic gate + Cross
N 36.73775 main canal. Improvement of the control
03+231 – 03+235 regulating gate in
E 69.59738 structure and addition of a gate will help to
Main Canal
Proposed
(Malim Ghulam)
At this section also a metallic control gate
along main canal is proposed in order to raise
the level of water and to facilitate and control
water diversion into adjacent off-take.
Reference Photo #83
03+235 – 03+401
03+401 – 03+405
03+405 – 03+482 Stone masonry wall N 36.73872 Well-maintained Stone masonry wall
Left side E 69.59503 Reference Photo #86

L=77m,
Existing
Off-take #11
Proposed
(Shamsulah)
03+486 – 03+509
Off-take #12
Proposed
(Gul M)
Reference Photo #89
03+511 – 03+729
Off-take #13 earthen open section that allows uncontrolled
N 36.73943
03+729 – 03+735 metallic gate lands, Mirab and/or farmers operate these
E 69.59294
Proposed openings by closing with mud, stone and tree
(H.Enammudin) branches, it is a local practice of controlling

Reference Photo #91
Off-take #14 water which is not reliable and sustainable, this
Structure with Control causes water deficiency for downstream of
N 36.73943
03+735 – 03+735 metallic gate main canal. Improvement of the control
E 69.59294
Proposed structure and addition of a gate will help to
(Zekreya) control the water losses and it will also enable
At this section a weir structure is also proposed
in order to raise the level of water to easily
divert water towards adjacent off-take.
Reference Photo #92
03+735 – 03+870
Off-take #15
metallic gate
+ Stone masonry
N 36.73944 causes water deficiency for downstream of
03+870 – 03+890 lining, L=20m
E 69.59154 main canal. Improvement of the control
Proposed
+
Existing MHP #1
Also at this section the earthen embankment of

At this section there is also an existing MHP.
03+890 – 03+986
Off-take #16
Proposed
(Hasan Chaltal)
Reference Photo #96
04+000 – 04+034
Off-take #17
Proposed
(Zulmai)
Reference Photo #98
04+038 – 04+123
04+123 – 04+126

04+126 – 04+185
Stone masonry wall
04+185 – 04+192
Existing
the existing dimension of this section of
Proposed earthen N 36.74137 earthen canal is insufficient as per calculation,
04+192 – 04+242
canal improvement E 69.59097 therefore proposed earthen canal improvement.
Reference Photo #103
Existing Stone
Well-maintained Stone masonry wall and the
masonry wall right
existing dimension of this section is
side Proposed earthen N 36.74119
04+242 – 04+288 insufficient as per calculation, therefore
canal improvement. E 69.59054
proposed earthen canal improvement.
L=46m,
Well-maintained RCC Culvert.

RCC Culvert #19
+
RCC Culvert branches, it is a local practice of controlling
04+288 – 04+291 Off-take #18, N 36.74083
Off-take Structure with Control E 69.59012
04+291 – 04+295 causes water deficiency for downstream of
metallic gate,
(Hazbiullah)
Proposed
Well-maintained N 36……… Well-maintained Earthen Canal
04+2945– 04+365
Earthen Canal E 69………. Reference Photo #106
Stone masonry wall
left side N 36.74046
04+365– 04+420 order to protect the canal embankment from
L=55m, E 69.58918
Proposed
wall is proposed at left side of canal.
Well-maintained N 36.74032 Well-maintained Earthen Canal
04+420 – 04+454
Earthen Canal E 69.58896 Reference Photo #108

Off-take #19
Proposed
(Amer Shah)
04+458– 04+500
04+500– 04+600
Off-take #20
Proposed
(Aminullah #1)
04+604 – 04+709
Off-take #21
Proposed
(Aminullah #2)

04+711 – 04+746
Off-take #22 branches, it is a local practice of controlling
Control metallic gate N 36.7412 water which is not reliable and sustainable, this
04+746 – 04+750
Proposed E 69.586 causes water deficiency for downstream of
(H Jamal) main canal. Improvement of the control
04+750 – 04+769
Off-take #23
Proposed
(Sadullah)
04+775 – 04+848
N 36.74204 The existing off-take is not standard, it is an
04+848 – 04+852 Off-take #24
E 69.58607 earthen open section that allows uncontrolled

metallic gate lands, Mirab and/or farmers operate these
(Rahmukhuda) branches, it is a local practice of controlling
In this section, The existing dimension of
04+852 – 04+885
canal improvement. E 69.58613 therefore proposed earthen canal improvement.
Off-take #25
Proposed
(Besmullah)
04+885 – 04+900
04+900 – 05+012
05+012 – 05+018
05+018 – 05+082
Off-take #26 The existing off-take is not standard, it is an
Structure with Control N 36.74406 earthen open section that allows uncontrolled
05+082 – 05+084
metallic gate E 69.58634 water from main canal flow to agricultural
Proposed lands, Mirab and/or farmers operate these
(Mawlawi Qayom) openings by closing with mud, stone and tree

05+084 – 05+133
Wooden Culvert #2 +
Wooden Culvert Existing locally constructed wooden culvert #2
05+133 – 05+136 Stone masonry wall, N 36.74427
+ Well-maintained stone masonry wall.
Stone masonry wall L=7m, E 69.58589
05+136 – 05+143 Reference Photo #129
Existing
Off-take #27
Proposed
(Rahman Khuda)
05+145 – 05+179
Off-take #28
N 36.74464 openings by closing with mud, stone and tree
E 69.58542 branches, it is a local practice of controlling
Proposed
(S. Mohidin)

05+181 – 05+251
Stone masonry wall
right side N 36.74513 Well-maintained Stone masonry wall
05+251 – 05+279
Existing
Off-take #29
Proposed
(Mirza #1)
Stone masonry wall
right side N 36.74558 Well-maintained Stone masonry wall
05+281 – 05+319
Existing
Off-take #30
Proposed
(Mirza #2)
Stone masonry wall Well-maintained Stone masonry wall

right side N 36.74603 Reference Photo #138
05+321 – 05+410
L=89m, E 69.58439
Existing
Stone masonry wall
left side, L=10m,
Proposed
N 36.74622 erosion and further widening, stone masonry
05+410 – 05+420 + Existing Stone
E 69.58411 wall is proposed at left side of canal.
masonry wall right
At this section there is also an existing well-
side
maintained stone masonry wall at right side of
L=10m,
canal.
05+420 – 05+424
Off-take #31
Proposed
(H.Zekria)
Stone masonry wall
right side N 36.74639 Well-maintained stone masonry wall
05+426 – 05+440
Existing
05+440 – 05+521
Off-take #32
N 36.74702 water from main canal flow to agricultural
E 69.5832 lands, Mirab and/or farmers operate these
Proposed
(H.Esmat)

05+523 – 05+622
downstream of canal. Moreover canal does not
Stone masonry canal
Lining, N 36.74755
05+622 – 05+628 managing this problem by putting stones and
L= 6m E 69.58233
Proposed
wastages.
Off-take #33
Proposed
(Arbab Zahir)
A this section there is an existing MHP, water

directly flows towards MHP but there is a small
opening at right side of the canal that functions
as spillway as well as drop structure but the
Existing mill +
opening is not wide enough to direct water
Spillway structure + N 36.74756
05+632 – 05+636 towards main canal when water from MHP
Drop structure #1 E 69.58228
opening is controlled, in order to efficiently
Proposed
direct water into main canal, an adequate size
spillway with control metallic gate and drop
structure is proposed.
Stone masonry canal
lining, N 36.74758
05+636 – 05+679 managing this problem by putting stones and
L= 49m E 69.58226
Proposed
wastages.
Proposed Off-take
#34
Off-take Structure with Control
05+679 – 05+680 N 36.74782 water which is not reliable and sustainable, this
metallic gate +
Wall E 69.58189 causes water deficiency for downstream of
05+680 – 05+683 Existing wall
L=4m,
(Jan Aghah)
Existing Private MHP #2

At this section there is difference in elevation
of upper and lower sections of the canal, the
water is dropped and due to this erosion is seen
Private MHP #2 +
N 36.74784 at lower part and water also gets wasted, a drop
05+683– 05+687 Drop structure #1
E 69.58182 weir structure is proposed in order to control
Existing
water dropping from upper section to lower
section without causing any damage to the
canal and to avoid further wasting of water.
Ramp Pump for Brick
Pump is not along Ganj N 36.74777 Existing water pump for brick oven.
oven
Ali Bik Canal Path E 69.58166 Reference Photo #152
Existing
Stone masonry wall,
Wall Existing Stone masonry wall + Well
05+687 – 05+708 L= 20m N 36.74786
maintained RCC Culvert
RCC Culvert with RCC Culvert #22 E 69.58162
05+708 – 05+714 Reference Photo #153
Existing
At this section there is an existing 9m stone
masonry wall at left side of the canal, but at
right side the canal washed the embankment
material which resulted in unnecessary
widening, in order to prevent the widening of
canal from right side a stone masonry wall is
proposed.
Existing Stone
At this section there is also an existing off-take
masonry wall left side,
structure that does not have control gate
L=9m,
installed, therefore in order to control water
Existing Wall +
flow towards the mentioned off-take a control
05+714 – 05+721 Stone masonry wall
Proposed Wall N 36.74793 metallic gate is proposed.
right side, L=9m,
05+714 – 05+721 E 69.58146 At this section there is also an existing off-take
Proposed Off-take and
which is not standard, it is an earthen open
05+721 – 05+723 Control metallic gate
section that allows uncontrolled water from
for Off-take #35, (H.
main canal flow to agricultural lands, Mirab
Mukhtar)
and/or farmers operate these openings by
Proposed
closing with mud, stone and tree branches, it is
a local practice of controlling water which is
not reliable and sustainable, this causes water
deficiency for downstream of main canal.
Improvement of the control structure and
addition of a gate will help to control the water
losses and it will also enable Mirab to manage
water allocation efficiently according to the

traditional water rights.
05+723 – 05+802
Stone masonry wall,
right side, N 36.74851 Well-maintained stone masonry wall.
05+802 – 05+848
Existing
Well maintained RCC Wash Culvert
RCC Wash Culvert #1 N 36.74872 Reference Photo #157, #157(A)
05+848 – 05+864
Existing E 69.5806
At this section there is an existing stone

masonry wall which is well-maintained, no
Existing Stone improvements needed.
masonry wall, But at right side of the canal due to side erosion
L=21m, the embankment materials are washed away
N 36.74875
05+864 – 05+885 + Proposed stone which results in unnecessary widening of the
E 69.58023
masonry wall Right canal, therefore in order to protect canal
side, embankment from erosion and to prevent
L=21m, further widening of the canal stone masonry
wall is proposed.
The existing off-take is not standard, it is a
stone masonry open section that allows
uncontrolled water from main canal flow to
Existing off-take agricultural lands, Mirab and/or farmers
without control gate operate these openings by closing with mud,
will be replaced with stone and tree branches, it is a local practice of
new off-take controlling water which is not reliable and
N 36.74864
05+885 – 05+885 Off-take #36 sustainable, this causes water deficiency for
E 69.58003
Structure with Control downstream of main canal. Improvement of the
metallic gate control structure and addition of a gate will
Proposed help to control the water losses and it will also
(H. Hamayon) enable Mirab to manage water allocation
efficiently according to the traditional water
rights.

Stone masonry both canal is unstable. Erosion of canal side results
sides lining (with in unnecessary widening of canal, therefore in
N 36.74867
05+885 – 05+900 foundation), order to protect the canal embankment from
E 69.57998
L=15m, erosion and further widening, stone masonry
Proposed lining at both sides of canal is proposed.
05+900 – 06+000
RCC Culvert #23 N 36.74933 Well maintained RCC Culvert
06+000 – 06+004
Off-take #37
Proposed
(Q.Merajudin)
Stone masonry wall
right side, N 36.74943 Well-maintained stone masonry wall
06+011– 06+018
Existing
06+018– 06+053
Existing Stone
masonry wall right Well-maintained stone masonry wall and the
side and Proposed existing dimension of this section is
N 36.74961
06+053 – 06+144 earthen canal insufficient as per calculation, therefore
E 69.57869
improvement proposed earthen canal improvement.
L=91m, Reference Photo #166

Structure with Control N 36.74987 earthen open section that allows uncontrolled
06+144 – 06+148
metallic gate E 69.57769 water from main canal flow to agricultural
(Khair Mohammad) openings by closing with mud, stone and tree

RCC Culvert #24 N 36.74988 Well maintained RCC Culvert
06+148 – 06+152
Off-take #39
Proposed
(H, Kamal)
Off-take #40
Proposed
(Amen)
Drop structure #2+ N 36.75 At this section due to difference in elevation of
06+161 – 06+175
stone masonry wall E 69.57751 lower and upper section of the canal, water is
L=14m, dropped from a certain height which results in

Proposed deepening of canal bed, also embankment of
canal is unstable and due to erosion
unnecessary widening of the canal occurs, to
avoid such problems, a drop structure and stone
masonry wall are proposed.
the existing dimension of this section is
Proposed Earthen N 36.75013 insufficient as per calculation, therefore
06+175 – 06+208
Canal improvement E 69.57737 proposed earthen canal improvement.
Off-take #41
Proposed
(Haji Bawdin)
06+218 – 06+300
06+300 – 06+381
Off-take #42 openings by closing with mud, stone and tree
Structure with Control branches, it is a local practice of controlling
N 36.75104
06+381 – 06+385 metallic gate water which is not reliable and sustainable, this
E 69.57611
Proposed causes water deficiency for downstream of
(Faizullah) main canal. Improvement of the control

06+385 – 06+429
Off-take #43
Proposed
(S.Atah)
Off-take #44
Proposed
(H.Noorullah)
At this section due to difference in elevation of
lower and upper sections of the canal, water is
Drop structure #3 N 36.75122 dropped from a certain height which results in
06+438 – 06+440
Proposed E 69.57562 deepening of the canal bed, to avoid this
problem a drop structure is proposed.
06+440 – 06+500
N 36.75165
06+500 – 06+510 Structure with Control earthen open section that allows uncontrolled
E 69.57505
metallic gate water from main canal flow to agricultural
+ Drop Structure #4 lands, Mirab and/or farmers operate these

(S, Mukhtar) branches, it is a local practice of controlling
At this section also due to difference in
elevation of lower and upper sections of the
canal, water is dropped from a certain height
which results in deepening of the canal bed, to
avoid this problem a drop structure is proposed.
06+510 – 06+640
Off-take #46
Proposed
(H, Jamal)
06+644 – 06+698
Off-take #47
Proposed
(Sayed Abdullah)

The existing dimension of this section of
06+702 – 06+826
Off-take #48
Proposed
(H.Hayatullah)
From CH (6+831 – 6+870) The existing
Earthen canal dimension of this section of earthen canal is
improvement insufficient as per calculation, therefore
06+831 – 06+870 N 36.75002
Earthen Canal proposed earthen canal improvement. CH
Well maintained earthen E 69.57303
canal (6+870 – 6+885)
06+870 – 06+885 Well-maintained Earthen Canal
Off-take #49
metallic gate + Cross N 36.75024
06+885 – 06+889 branches, it is a local practice of controlling
regulating Gates E 69.57245
Proposed
(Islam)

06+889 – 06+935
Off-take #50
Proposed
(Da Mula)
Proposed earthen
N 36.75051 earthen canal is insufficient as per calculation,
06+939 – 06+998 canal improvement
E 69.57203 therefore proposed earthen canal improvement.
Control metallic gate N 36.75087 water which is not reliable and sustainable, this
06+998– 06+998
Proposed E 69.57163 causes water deficiency for downstream of
(Hafiz) main canal. Improvement of the control
Proposed earthen

Proposed earthen
Off-take #52 openings by closing with mud, stone and tree
Structure with Control branches, it is a local practice of controlling
metallic gate + slab N 36.75172 water which is not reliable and sustainable, this
07+123 – 07+127
culvert E 69.57097 causes water deficiency for downstream of
Proposed main canal. Improvement of the control
(Khushmad) structure and addition of a gate will help to
Off-take #53
Proposed
(H.Rahim)
07+135 – 07+164
Off-take #54
Proposed
(H.Rahim)

07+168 – 07+238
Off-take #55
Proposed
(Hamid)
07+242 – 07+265
Off-take #56 lands, Mirab and/or farmers operate these
Structure with Control openings by closing with mud, stone and tree
N 36.75245
07+265– 07+267 metallic gate branches, it is a local practice of controlling
E 69.57022
(Quwat) causes water deficiency for downstream of

07+267 – 07+355
Off-take #57
Proposed
(Esmat)
07+357 – 07+477
Off-take #58
Proposed
(Naimudin)
Well maintained N 36.75371 Well-maintained Earthen Canal
07+479 – 07+594

Off-take #59
Proposed
(Hayat)
07+596 – 07+635
Off-take #60
Proposed
(Rozi M)
07+637 – 07+680
Off-take #61
Proposed
(Qadamshah)

07+684 – 07+806
Off-take #62
Proposed
(Zulmai)
07+810 – 07+872
N 36.7551
07+872 – 07+876 metallic gate branches, it is a local practice of controlling
E 69.56643
(Namaz Boy) causes water deficiency for downstream of

07+876 – 08+274
Off-take #64
Proposed
(Per Boy)
08+278 – 08+354
Stone masonry wall,
Both sides, N 36.75682 Well maintained stone masonry wall
08+354 – 08+368
Existing
At this section the canal turns to the left where
there is also an opening that functions as
Only control metallic
spillway but it does not have control gate
gate for Existing N 36.75693
08+368 – 08+368 installed. In order to efficiently manage water
Spillway #1 E 69.56538
allocation a metallic control gate is required to
Proposed
be installed hence proposed.
Stone masonry Canal The exiting lining dimensions are insufficient
Lining, N 36.75693 as per calculation, therefore proposed a new
08+368 – 08+378
L= 10m, E 69.56536 stone masonry lining.
Proposed Reference Photo #224
Stone masonry canal At this section, the embankments are natural
lining N 36.75672 pervious loose soil, water erodes the
08+378 – 08+435
L=57m, E 69.56511 embankments of canal resulting in water
Proposed wastages and unnecessary widening of canal,

managing this problem by putting stones and
wastages.
Off-take #65
Structure with control
08+435 – 08+437 metallic gate,
Proposed
(Momin)
At this section there is an existing aqueduct
structure which conveys the water over the
Proposed lining valley, but the structure is not stable, its stone
Lining L=12m +
before aqueduct masonry pillar is weak and also the size is
Aqueduct Structure #1 N 36.75652
08+437 – 08+449 small, sometimes water overflows which
L=20m. E 69.56473
Proposed Aqueduct results in water wastage, in order to efficiently
Proposed
08+449 – 08+469 pass the water a larger and stable aqueduct that
can pass the designed water is proposed.
PCC Canal lining
N 36.75647 Well-maintained PCC lining.
08+469 – 08+525 L=56m,
Existing
Off-take #2
N 36.75652 Well maintained off-take
08+525 – 08+525 Structure with Control
E 69.56387 Reference Photo #229, #229(A)
metallic gate
Existing
PCC Canal Lining
N 36.75651 Well maintained PCC Canal lining
08+525 – 08+575 L=50m,
Existing
Off-take #3
Structure with Control N 36.75617 Well maintained off-take
08+575 – 08+575
metallic gate E 69.56353 Reference Photo #231
Existing
PCC Canal Lining
N 36.75614 Well maintained PCC Canal lining
08+575 – 08+579 L=4m,
Existing
08+579 – 08+649
Off-take #66
Proposed
(Amer M)
08+653 – 08+792
N 36.75566
08+792 – 08+796 metallic gate branches, it is a local practice of controlling
E 69.56158
(Azezullah) causes water deficiency for downstream of

08+796 – 08+828
Off-take #68
Proposed
(Per Boy)
08+832 – 08+863
Off-take #69
Proposed
(Amer M)
Proposed earthen N 36.75541
08+867 – 08+911 earthen canal is insufficient as per calculation,
canal improvement E 69.56091
therefore proposed earthen canal improvement.

Off-take #70
Proposed
(Malim Faiz)
08+915 – 08+925
Off-take #71
Proposed
(Ahmadullah)
08+927 – 09+010
At this section there is an existing off-take
structure but does not have control gate
gate for Off-take #4, N 36.75549
09+010– 09+010 installed, in order to efficiently manage the
Proposed E 69.55951
water allocation a metallic gate is proposed.
(Sher Dill)

09+010 – 09+046
At this section there is an existing off-take
structure but does not have control gate
gate for Off-take #5, N 36.75579
09+046 – 09+046 installed, in order to efficiently manage the
Proposed E 69.55935
water allocation a metallic gate is proposed.
(H. Faizullah)
There is an existing wooden culvert in in main
Proposed Culvert
street and the dimensions of exiting culvert is
09+046 – 09+050 Proposed Culvert +
N 36.75585 not enough to carry need water, therefore
Earthen canal earthen canal
E 69.55929 proposed culvert and after that earthen canal
improvement improvement
improvement.
09+050 – 09+054
Off-take #72
Proposed
(Azizullah)
09+056 – 09+259
Off-take #73 water from main canal flow to agricultural
N 36.75743
09+259 – 09+261 metallic gate openings by closing with mud, stone and tree
E 69.56015
(H.Sadiq) water which is not reliable and sustainable, this

09+261 – 09+294
Off-take #74
Structure with control
Proposed
(H.Saidal)
09+296 – 09+386
Off-take #75
Proposed
(Azizullah)

09+390 – 09+505
Off-take #76
Proposed
(Esaq #1)
09+510 – 09+741
Off-take #77
Proposed
(Esaq #2)
09+745 – 09+793
Wall PCC Canal wall both N 36.75795 Existing well-maintained PCC lining and
09+793 – 09+808 side E 69.55614 earthen canal improvement.
Earthen Canal L=15m, Existing Reference Photo #262

09+808 – 09+824
+ Earthen Canal
improvement

Off-take #78
Proposed
(Esaq #3)
09+828 – 09+920
Structure with Control N 36.75869 water which is not reliable and sustainable, this
09+920 – 09+924
metallic gate E 69.55522 causes water deficiency for downstream of
Proposed stone
N 36.75869 in unnecessary widening of canal, therefore in
09+924 – 09+942 masonry lining
E 69.55496 order to protect the canal embankment from
L=18m
both side lining is proposed

Structure with Control N 36.75871 water which is not reliable and sustainable, this
09+942 – 09+946
metallic gate E 69.55496 causes water deficiency for downstream of
09+946 – 10+111
Off-take #81
Proposed
(Mama Rahim)
10+115 – 10+244
Structure with Control earthen open section that allows uncontrolled
N 36.7574
10+244 – 10+246 metallic gate water from main canal flow to agricultural
E 69.55257
(Dr. Sarwar #1) openings by closing with mud, stone and tree

Off-take #83
Proposed
(Dr. Sarwar #2)
10+250 – 10+300
10+300 – 10+340
Off-take #84, Pic #275
& Off-take #85, N 36.7574
Structure with Control E 69.55257
10+340 – 10+350 branches, it is a local practice of controlling
metallic gate Pic #275A
Proposed N 36.75685
(Dr. Sarwar #3, #4) E 69.55161

10+350 – 10+380
Off-take #86
Proposed
(Dr. Sarwar #5)
Off-take #87
Proposed
(Dr. Sarwar #6)
End Point of Ganj Ali N 36.75668 End Point of Ganj Ali Bik Irrigation Canal
10+393
Bik Canal E 69.55115 Reference Photo #279

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Existing Situation and Proposed Strucutures

Ganj Ali Bik Irrigaiton Canal

At the start of canal where Ganj Ali Bek is

Well-maintained N 36.71437 Well-maintained earthen canal.

Drain inlet of Private N 36.71486 Drain inlet of Private MHP

Well-maintained N 36.71692 Well-maintained earthen canal.

main canal. Improvement of the control

Well-maintained N 36.72349 Well-maintained earthen canal.

RCC Culvert #8 N 36. ---------- Well-maintained RCC Culvert

Well-maintained N 36.72647 Well-maintained earthen canal.

Structure with Control lands, Mirab and/or farmers operate these

structure and addition of a gate will help to

Structure with Control water from main canal flow to agricultural

main canal. Improvement of the control

At this section there is an aqueduct structure

Left side E 69.59503 Reference Photo #86

causes water deficiency for downstream of

order to protect the canal embankment from

Well-maintained N 36.74145 Well-maintained earthen canal

Well-maintained RCC Culvert.

The existing off-take is not standard, it is an

main canal. Improvement of the control

Structure with Control water from main canal flow to agricultural

(Mawlawi Qayom) openings by closing with mud, stone and tree

control the water losses and it will also enable

Stone masonry wall Well-maintained Stone masonry wall

water which is not reliable and sustainable, this

A this section there is an existing MHP, water

Existing Private MHP #2

water allocation efficiently according to the

At this section there is an existing stone

At this section the earthen embankment of

Off-take #38 The existing off-take is not standard, it is an

(Khair Mohammad) openings by closing with mud, stone and tree

L=14m, dropped from a certain height which results in

Reference Photo #176

+ Drop Structure #4 lands, Mirab and/or farmers operate these

main canal. Improvement of the control

Mirab to manage water allocation efficiently

The existing dimension of this section of

water which is not reliable and sustainable, this

Mirab to manage water allocation efficiently

The existing off-take is not standard, it is an

water which is not reliable and sustainable, this

Mirab to manage water allocation efficiently

which causes water deficiency in the

Mirab to manage water allocation efficiently

Reference Photo #241

The existing dimension of this section of

structure and addition of a gate will help to

The existing dimension of this section of

Earthen Canal L=15m, Existing Reference Photo #262

The existing off-take is not standard, it is an

Reference Photo #266

branches, it is a local practice of controlling

Mirab to manage water allocation efficiently

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