OLLECTED DATA 1. SOCIO-ECONOMIC 1) Annual Budget of Ministry of Works & Transport and Department of Roads. 84/85 ~ 88/89 : 2) List of Land aquisition and Demolishing cost, 1988 : Department of Roads. (D.O.R) 8) Unit cost of Materials in Nepal, 1989 : Department of Housing and Finaneial Planning, District Secretary 4) Labor cost in Nepal, 1989 : ditto 5) Lubricant rate in Nepal, 1989 : Department of Roads. (D.0.1) 6) Population Distribution in KATHMANDU, 1987 7) Wardwise Distribution of Houses in KATHMANDU, 1987 : 8) List of Planned Utility services at Bridge sites, 1989 : Department of Roads. (D.O.R) 9) Organization of Department of Roads, 1989 : Department of Roads. (D.0.R) 10) Equipment - wise list of Heavy Equipment in Department of Roads, Aug. 1988 ; Department of roads, (D.O.R) 11) Equipment - wise list of Heavy Equipment in Bagmati Zone office, 1989 : DOR. 12) Kathmandu Valley Physical Development Concept (PLANS) vol.2, 1984 : KATHMANDU VALLEY TOWN PLANNING TEAM. 18) Main Economic Indicators, Monthly Report Sep. Oct. Nov. 1988 : Nepal RASTRA BANK Research Department. . TRANSPORT / TRAFFIC 1) Traffic volume records in Kathmandu, 1988, 1989 : D.O.R.3. METEOROLOGICAL 1) Climatological Records of Nepal 1971 ~ 1975 vol. 1 ,June 1977 + Ministry of Water Resorces, Department of Hydrology and Meteorology. 2) - ditto - 1976 ~ 1980 Vol. 1, Dec. 1982 3) ~ ditto - 1981 ~ 1982 Vol. 1, Jul. 1984 4) = ditto- 1988 ~ 1984 Val. I ,Sep. 1986 5) - ditto - 1985 ~ 1986 Feb. 1988 8) - ditto - 1921 ~ 1976 Special Supplement Kathmandu Valley, Vol.II, June 1977 D = ditto - 1976 ~ 1984 Supplemental Data, Vol. 11, Nov. 1986 4, GEOLOGY 1) Study on the Crustal Movements in the Nepal Himalayas II, 1984 Nepal Geological Society 2) Engineering Geology of Kathmandu, Nepal, April 1987 : UMESH SHAKA, Asian Institute of Technology Bangkok, Thailand 3) Report on Soil Investigation of SANKHAMUL Bridge Site : D.O.R., SILT CONSULTANTS (P.) LTD. 5. HYDROLOGY 1) Flood Records on Bagmati River, ~ 1980 : 2) Flood Records on Bishnumati River, ~ 1985 : 3) Report on Hydrological Study of Bagmati River at SANKHAMUL Bridge Site, March, 1982 : D.O.R., SILT CONSULTANTS (P.) LTD. A-186, SPECIFICATIONS & STANDARDS 1) Nepal Road Standards (2027) (First Revision - 2045) : H.M.G. Ministry of Works and Transport, D.O.R, 2) Standard Designs, January 1978 ; H.M.G, Ministry of Works and ‘Transport, D.O.R. 8) Specification for Road and Bridge Works. Fifth impression 1985 : Department of Transport, Scottish Development Department, Welsh Office. 4) National Building Code of INDIA 1970, Group 2, Part VI, Structural Design : Indian Standards Institution. 1. MAP 1) Nepal Central Development Region, 500,000 : H.M.G. Survey Department, Topographical Survey Branch, 1985 2) Kathmandu Metropolitan Area, S=1:2,000, Sheet No. 11, 13, 17, 24, 31 : UNDP Kathmandu Water Supply & Sewerage Project 3) Base Map Derived from LANDSAT Imagery, MAP Il, Eastern sheet and Western sheet, S=1:500,000 : H.M.G. National Remote Sensing Centre, Nepal, 1984 4) Land Utilization Map, Central Development Region, $=1:50,000 : HLM.G. Survey Department, Topographical Survey Branch, 1984 5) Geological Map No.72 E - A, Central Development Region, $=1:125,000: ILM.G. Survey Department, Topographical Survey Branch, 1984 6) Nepal Administrative, S=1:2,000,000 : H.M.G. Survey Department, ‘Topographical Survey Branch, 1987 7) NEPAL S=1:1,000,000, H.M.G. Survey Department, Topographical Survey Branch, 1986 8) NEPAL S=1:1,500,000, BAST NEPAL $=1:50,000 : APA PRES: Singapore 9) Kathmandu Valley $=1:50,000 : Nepal - Kartenwerk der Arbeitsgemeinschaft fur vergleichende Hochgebirgsforshung Nr. 1, 1977. A-19Kathmandu City S=1:10,000 : Nepal - Kartenwerk der Arbeitsgemeinschaft fiir vergleichende Hochgebirgsforshung Nr. 21, 1979, City Map No.t Kathmandu $=1:10,000 : H.M.G. Survey Department, ‘Topographical Survey Branch, 1986, KATHMANDU CITY / KATHMANDU VALLEY 1988/89 EDITION, ‘Tiwari’s Pilgrims Book House, Thawel, Kathmandu, Nepal. Kathmandu Patan / KATHMANDU VALLEY 1989 EDITION : Jore Garesh Press Pvt. Ltd. Kathmandu, 0,000 : MANDALA TREKKING MAPS Kathmandu Valley $= 1: KATHMANDU VALLEY, EAST No. 1 CHISAPANI GAPHI No.72 E/6, S=1:50,000 : Brigadier Gambhir Singh M.1.S. Surveyer General of India, 1957 INDIAN SUBCONTINENT S=1:4,000,000 : NELLES VERLAG.6 ‘TECHNICAL DATA Q) ROAD LENGTH, INFLUENCED POPULATION AND INFLUBNCED AREA Total ‘Influenced Inf lvence: (Plen Year Deseripeion Length Population’ area: : (km) (person) _kn2) = 3951 376 _ 378 3956 ‘First Five Year Plon 62 «13,600 228 3962 Second Five Year Plan 1,293 ~'7,970 us 1965 ‘Third Five Year Plan 2,049 5,10 o 197), Fourth Five Year Plan 2,504 4,600 37 1974/75» Fifth Five Year Plan 3,373 3,800 as 1975/76 First Year of Fifth 34444 3,596 a2 Five Year Plan ‘ 1976/77 Second Year of Fifth — 4)196- 3y132 35 Five Year Plan | 1977/98, ‘Third Year of Fifth * 4,594 2,922 2 PCOS Five Year Plan : 1978/79 Fourth Year of Figen 4,692 2,925 3 Five Year Plan . 7 1979/80. Figch (Final) Year of 4,940 2,600 20 2 Pith five Year Plan 1960/81 First Year of the 5,021 2,869 20 Sixth Five Year Plan 1981/82 Second Year of the 5,270 2,856 28 Sixch Five Year Plon 1982/83 Third Year of the 5,546 2,896 "27 Sixth Five Year Plan 1983/84 Fourth Year of the 3,77 2,982 - - 25 =. Sixth Five Year Plan 1984/85 Final Year of Seventh 5,925 2,600 Five Year Plan,” | : The Seventh Plan : ae 1905/66 First Year of the 6,038, 2,841 m4 Seventh Five Year Plan 1986/87 Second Year of Current 6,306 2,715 2 Plan 7+(@ ROAD DEVELOPMENT IN NEPAL ee ee ‘Toral eee Length Date of Date of Foreign. ka Start Completion Assistance Name of Road 1. Thankoc-taubise 17953, 1956 India (Reconseruetion) a 2; Haubise-tugling 84 1967 297% ° China 3. Naubise-Bhainse 97953 1936, India 4, Bhainse-Hetauda 10-1958 1967, U,S.A. 5. Hecauda-Warayangarh 7 1973 1983 ALD.B. 6. Narayangarh-Bueval 3161969 1975 Uae 7. Navayangarh-Hughing 36-1978 1982 China 8, Khaireni—Gorkha 25 + 1978 1982 China 9. Nugling-Pokhara 90 (1967 197% China 30, Dhangadi-Dadeldhura 140-1967 = WS she 11. Pokhara~Sunauli 3B 1984 3972 India 32, Kohalpur-Banbase 204-3973 = Repal=India 13. Hetauda-Raxau) 371958 1967 UsS.dy 14, Kohatpur-Surkhet 92 1975 ~ Nepal 15. Kachnandu-Kedari ns 1963 1967 China 16. Kathnandy-Teishuls 68-1957, 1963, Nepal-Indis-U.S.4 27, Butval-Kohalpur 21 1973 = | India A, Butwal-Chandrauta - B, ChandrautasKrishna~ nagar 7 . Chandrauta-Shivapur = 2 1973 1978 Nepal 18, Bhairahova-Lumbini 19. Pathalaiyo-Dhalkebar 109 1967 1972 “USSR. 20, Dhaikebar-Rajbiraj- 95 1967 1974 India 21. Rajbiraj-Teoharé 69 (1967 2974 India 22. Itahari-Rakarbhitte: 92 1967 1974 India 23, Charali-Don 8 - = Hepa 24, Jogbani~Dnaran 7) - = UK 25. Lavosangusdiri 10 = > Svitzeriand 1985, UK 26, Dharan-Dhankuca 50 ee Source: Department of Rood(3) FINANCIAL TARGETS FOR THE ROAD AND BRIDGE DURING THE SEVENTH PLAN fa Million rupees Progfamme Expenditure A. Roads.Development: : AdL Central Level 2,982.0 i, Highway Construction (1,780.9) Feedét Roads Construction (600.9) (62.9) Major Urban Roads Roads under the IRDPs and Maintenaace (105.0) y. Highway Reconstruction and Maintenaace 300.0) vic Equipwent for Roads Construction and Maintenance Establishment” of Workstrop and Training (73.0) wi, Feasibility Stady, Surveys and Designs @soy vil: Miscellaneous (35.0) A Disteiet Level 394.5 i, Current Road Projects i, Roads to be consteucted on the basis of Feasibility Studies i. Miscellancous Total 3,381.5 B, Bridges 149.4 i, New Bridge Construction fi. Reconstruction of Bridges iii, Feasibility Study and Suryey Design. Backlog Projects from the Sixth Plan. Suspension Bridges 199.1 60) Gl Central Level i, Training Programme National itighway Development: Masterplan “Suspension Bridge “Masterplan Study and Research on Cable Crossing ‘Directory of Suspension Bridge Construction and “Maintenance C2 Diitriet Lovet (194) Current Suspension Bridges Suspension Bridges to be Undertaken after Feasibility Studies |. Miscellaneous Grand Total (ABO)RAINFALL DATA IN KATHMANDU. w sos tr TE Sse 86 CO Coe Mme ose sree gra Com Tee Ts ON ost AUT SE rex oo of ven occ ren om con eu ge sa en ve els SUR sax oo ca oc ree ree ces rm Gm vs ou eR 72 un MYSL CWR O CT Cm Ls Soe yo Sus eee en ow ok TUR SESH ere oo ee SNe TUS ome Yam Sse ge em ow re ee om LZ rom vo ce 08 oct coe ose ont so cue gm re 1s oot TES ran vo oo sect cm cae om gue rom ee em Os Soe Sse SCRA yee tk 68 TH See EC TEM ome oR wee FE et mM Hom 2a eum Ve FL VE om OUT Ke ro ew ve go Yo tie, see ou ven ok em yo be ene sae sat sn suc se at nt sys “eects qeuey roog tapg 1309 “eles “Bar timp amp iy tay amram er came’ ae 24+808 seugew0 we (066 ‘ot uovs299) topyegs BxpIued sagen omy uF oES SBpTEQ ouy wOLz UOTIEAS AUTRES yaweY mL *eION sy 80 696 - Bose afecreag 1B wOS sft $9 OMRITBIOT ‘NK AOT WSF L2 SITET ~ woTBOOT xo Gow Owe «we eR OR re oe ee oo wo we cco wre TRE coz oz "BOC ay Os geomet se ete ote etre TRS ust Noo Sto OSE BUS OBTTL GOST 9ST BSL «Ge cae"s VN CMTT'T TUL TeL'O MOT PS ro fly ch HO OSSTS SST SR owt «BT oO ero gro bro see WP me amy ome se ete Rwy wwe oat se sts “TRE cust elroz HO SEE SLE URS TEE STD TSS Te TIL test MSO BEC SeTT gure mA ved eae Sot BH soeg “Aen siesta amp eR Y RK Ta Sune or =25(5) PRECIPITATION, AIR TEMPERATURE AND HUMIDITY UN KATHMANDU. {00 mun 1Sins 300mm & Wins = 200mm e = Sins Womm Heath. rfefefate Ta Papa ts pepe] efter Hean precip ton [ir-3fisa foealesalara}azsaprespsn.dia|aa| es | ie [aM [ 16 eeviation tot fis.5 isa fra a. fsvaf v7.2 fis aca fes.sfoza inal as [as Monthly precipitation based on 1948-1970 data 0 P70 ' 3 2 50 Month of the year : Average monthly air temperature and, humidity variationDISCHARGE AND GAUGE HEIGHT. (BAGMATL RIV, CHOBAR) O) caer cacy at roo eget athe TS gue ézat eunc 4 670 gLer “ony Tz ssa Beet “He 6 3"0 84st ATA OT Spe Leet TASH SE ra LL6T Sune OF sae Slat “4eW OZ eyo 9L6T Bune of 9978 seat sunc 9 0z"0 sLet “6n¥ ¢ Te"or peat “4e Oz sto beet “Shy og cee geet aunc > 8r0 SL6T AINE SZ 9e7k cLet Sune 3¥0°0 zLet AtNS Bz erst Tet “AEN IZ 9e70 TZeT eung at es°OT Océ! “4eu TT ve" Ofer Acne oT 220 69at Sune ot peo 696T “BMY 61 on78 g96T AtW Bz bz70 B96T “390 & oss 298T sung p> “s°0 296T ATA OT scat 9961 “aay TZ BT"0 996T “8NY vz so-1t seet sunc et avo"o S98T AINE 6 ore p96T SUNE 6 ozo" y96t “985 ¢ si78 s96T aunt oT sor ° s96t cess T 6z79 Taietauy TSsuney TSasTS0T TT SSURST eted qusteu e6neg = eBaeyosta saec 3ubtey a6neg | sb4eyosta SNOSNULNOLSNI WOWINIW SMOZNYINULSNI uAWIXYL SHOGVHOSTO SWSEIXS oss Frou uotaess seaty taewdeg risAcy eget Arne ez 28380 JBn0y) reweu uoT3EIS A-gT(2) SEISMIC CORFFICIENTS FOR SOME IMPORTANT ‘TOWNS (NBC). SEISMIC COEFFICIENTS FOR SOME IMPORTANT TOWNS Town Zone Howizonrat, | Town Zone —Honizowrat Stiswtc Seis Conrricrenr Corrricusnr ‘o “ Agra ait 005 | Jabalpur Mt 004 ‘Ahmadsbad ni o0§ | Kanpur Mm 004 Ajmer 1 001 | Katmandu ¥ 008 Allahabad K 002 {Kohima v 008 Almora v 005 | Kurnool I oor ‘Ambala v 003 | Lucknow mM 004 Arritsar Vv 005 | Ludhiana WW 005 Asansol mt oot — | Madras 1" 002 ‘Aurangabad L oot | Madurai u 02 Bahraich iv 00s | Mandi y 008 Bangalore I 001 ‘| Mangalore a oot Barauni y 005 | Monghyr W ‘90s Bareilly m 004 | Moradabad v 005 Baroda ul 004 | Myosre I oo! Bhatinda Mi 004 | Nagpur u oor 1 oor | Nainital Vv 005 i" 002 | Nasik nt oot tt 004 | Nellore i oor v 008} Panjim at ous Bikaner in oos | Patiala ut v4 Bokaro ML 008 | Patna WV 005 Bombay Mt oo4 | Pittohie v 005 Burdwan ut 008 | Pondicherry iW oo2 Cateutta ut oor | m 0-04 Calicut ut 004 1 oot Chandigath Vv 005 nt 004 Chitradurga I or | Ranchi 1 002 Coimbatore nn G04 | Roorkee v 005 Cuttack MI 004 | Raurkela I ool Darbhange y os | Saviya v 908 Darjeeling lv 005 a v 005 Deka Dun v 005 i I oor Delhi Vv 005} Scinagar v 008 Durgapur Mt os | Surat m O04 Gangtok Vv os | Texpur y 9.08 Gathatt V 008 | Thanjavur i oo? “Gaya Mt 004 ‘Tiruchchirappalli I 002 Gorakhpur Vv 005 | Trivandrum m 004 Hyderabad I ool | Udaipur u 002 Iniphat v 008 | Varanasi ut 0.04 Jaipur " 002 | Vijayawada Mt O04 Jamehedper " 002 | Vishakbapamam I 02 Than 1 Ot | ora—the Jouhpur I oot | BP aaa! Jorkat v 008 | sruotures nesording to 3202 aad 5 AL 28(8) SEISMIC ZONES (NBCI) sed voon Serey el india map with he permison othe Serer 6 Fig, 11 Mao of India Stow(9) LIST OF RARTHQUAKES OF MORE THAN 5 MAGNITUDE IN RICHTER SCALE, OCCURRED WITHIN TIE NEPAL REGION LIST OF EARTHQUAKES OF MORE THAN 5 MAGNITUDE ON RICHTER SCALE, OCCURED WITHIN THE NEPAL REGION Y oN D EPCL AREA SATs LONG DEPT INT MAG REF DEG N DEG E KM = NM 1966 1218 WEST NEPAL 29.6 81.0 1966 1221 29.65 80.79 1967 0105 30.0 86.0 1967 0814 28.0 80.0 1967. 1218 29.46 81,71 1968 0527 NEPAL 29.7 80.4 1969 0204 28.3 81,4 1969 o211 28.1 82.7 1969 0213 27.9 85. 1969 0213 28.0 81.8 5. 1969 0224 27.9 85.6 5 1969 0303 30.04 79.84 5. 1969 0305 29.2 81,1 5 1970 0212 29.26 81.57 5. 1970 0226 27,62 85.7 3. 1971 0503 TIDET 30.79 84.33 27 s 1971 1204 NEPAL 27.93 87.95 29 5. 1972 0204 TIBET 30.34 84.47 18 5 1972 0315 TIBET 30,425 84.502 33 5 1972 0428 TIBET 31,36 84.92 32 5 1973 0102 TIBET 61.17 88.08 43 5 1973 0422 TIBET 28.135 86.999 33, 5 1973 1016 NEPAL 28.219 82.945 33 35 1974 0303 TIBET 30.74 86.32 5. 1974 0326 NEPAL 27.66 86.0 5 1974 0927 NEPAL 28.59 85.51 20 3. 1974 1223 NEPAL 29.32 81.38. 45 5 1975 0131 NEPAL 28.1 84.729 33, 5. 1975 0619 26.74 87.5 3 1975 0906 NEPAL 29.21 81,95 33 5 4975 1126 TIBET 28-15 87.8 33 s 1976 0510 NEPAL 29.284 81.45 33 5 1976 0914 TIBET 29.195 89.559 82 3 1976 0929 NEPAL 29.617 61.39 33, 5. 1976 1023 TIBET 28.676 86.228 63 5. 1977 0106 TIBET 31,048 88.058 33, 3S. 1977 0356 TIBET 31.3 89,38 33 5. 1977 1116 TIBET 32.699 88.388 33 6. 1978 0210 NEPAL 28.03 84,7 3 1978 0808 TIBET 32-27 83.1 5.1 18 1978 1004 NEPAL 27.834 85.963 33 5.2 NEIS 1979 0520 NEPAL INDIA BORDER 30.029 60.31 33, 5.9 NEISLIST OF EARTHQUAKES OF NORE THAN 5 MAGNITUDE ON RICHTER SCALE, OCCURED WITHIN THE NEPAL REGION Y ND EPGL AREA LAT LONG DEPT INT MAG REF DEG N DEG E kN MM 1979 0619 NEPAL INDIA BORDER 26.74 67.48 5.2 18 1980 0222 TIDET 30.55 88.86 1% 5.7 18 1980 0625 TIBET 30.13 81.76 28 5.1 1s 1980 0729 NEPAL 29.34 81.21 3 5.7 18 1980 0729 NEPAL 29.598 81.092 18 6.1 NEIS| 1980 1008 TIBET 31.354 87.666 33 5.0 NEIS 1980 1010 NEPAL 29,17 81,208 33 5,0 NEIS 1980 1118 ‘TIBET 29.55 85.18 24 5.0 186 1980 1119 SIKKIN 27.4 88.8 6.0 18 1981 0515 29.504 81.942 Su 1982 0405 27.496 88.894 5.1 NEIS| 1983 0202 INDIA CHINA BORDER 27,032 92.87 33 5.2 NEIS 1983 0301 INDIA CHINA BORDER 28.61 95,982 33 5.0 NEIS| 1984 0219 NEPAL INDIA BORDER 29.659 80.55 58 5.0 NEIS 1984 0415 ‘TIBET 31,586 82.262 33 5.0 NES 1984 0518 NEPAL 29.606 81.886 33 5.6 NEIS 1984 0521 INDIA BANGLADESH 23.663 91.519 39 5.3 NEIS 1984 1230 INDIA BANGLADESH — 24,598 92.839 33 5.6 NEIS Abbreviation ¥ = year M = month D = day EPCL = epicentre location LAY = latitude LONG = longitude DEPT = depth of hypocentre210) GEOLOGICAL MAP OF KATHMANDU CITY Lcke Det Fai Coarse and Fine Sond interlayerod with ‘Thin Clay Proxteal Lake Fake ation of Fine Send snd Clay HE] Dieter tone Factees Black Cerbonaceoue Clay 2] rteoa Pisin Geological Map of Katlaandy City(1) GEOLOGICAL CROSS SECTION IN THE KATHMANDU VALLEY Seoyanthuna ss aishauaatt, aguas River Airport Drobh Hots shangackba, wae Katheands Clty vittiesT scans otto ke Wortontal seat EEE] sue cry clay Cross Section in E-W Direction between Swayambhu and Pasiupatinath A-33(12) SOL, PROFILES AT BRIDGE SITE oraholes 2-8 i os Tighe grey. £4 kana with gravels \ yn\ptnsete [24 HAN % ana.7in @__svoraso sor sor the strate Pig-@ coologieal profile at bridge construction aite of Bishminatt river (Dalu)Borehoter 7-8 124 162.3830 average SPF value of the strata Figs 11 Geological profile at the Bridge construction site of Ohobikhola (Sabscnehaly