#s wna? ha Department Of Civil Engineering A Project Report on Hydrological Studies Of ‘Chandrabhaga River’ near Pandharpur, Maharashtra. For the course Hydrology and Water Resources Engineering Proposed by Tushar Balasaheb Shingate. Vaibhav Durugkar Darshan Deosale. Shravani Nagnath Nora. Kunal Anil Sherkhane. (TY. Civil 2020-2021) Guided by Dr. S.S. KashidObjectives of Work : 1. To carry out ‘Hydrological Analysis’ of Chandrabhaga River Catchment for estimating ‘Flood Discharge’ of different ‘return period’. Carrying out Steady Flow analysis of River near the site. . Carrying out Hydraulic modelling of River stretch near the site using “USACE HEC-RAS’ Analysis Software. 4. Estimating depths at the proposed site. wn Location of Site: The proposed project site is one of the important rivers of India located in Pandharpur in Solapur, Maharashtra, Rises from Chikhaldara hills and flows southeast for 861km through Maharashtra, Karnataka and Telangana statesbefore entering the Krishna river. It is one of the important rivers in Amravati district of Maharashtra. Large number of devotees from all over Maharashtra and surrounding states gather at Pandharpur mainly to celebrate the Aashadhi and Kartiki Ekadashis every year. The river has been revered in Hindu scriptures for many millennia and continues to harbour and nourish a rich cultural heritage.‘Google Eart Photo source: Google Earth Pro. Introduction to Google Earth Pro: Google earth is interactive map that allows users to see all over the world. In addition to earth navigation, Google Earth provides a series of other tools through the desktop application. An image formed by Google Earth of ground is taken through the millions of satellites. Ground profile and river profile of any place can be found out through the Google Earth Pro software. L Section of Chandrabhaga River: Longitudinal section is a section taken through lengthwise dimensions of river. In the proposed project we have placed upper and reach and lower end reach, in between which we have given the path as shown in figure below,