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Dharwar Geology
Gneiss (Metamorphic)
Clayey Soil
Percentage of area covered
40%
Gravelly Loam Soil
60%
< 5% slope
Dharwar Geology Peninsular Gneiss
5%-10% slope
10%-15% slope
15%-30% slope
Geological map of Chikmagalur Soil map of Chikmagalur Topographical map of Chikmagalur > 30% slope
The study area is covered by Gravelly Clayey soil which has a characteristics
40% of study area is covered with Dharwar rocks. These rocks have been a The study area is situated at the foothills of western ghats where the slope
of high water precipitation capacity making it not very much supportable for
great source of Iron ore and Manganese.The rest of the study area is covered has been observed to more that 15%. Major part of Chikmagalur is a low lying Cauvery watershed
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construction. However, on the other side it is not even very much effective for
with Peninsular gneiss which is a type of metamorphic rock. area covered with ridges from west to north.
agriculture purposes as well. Bhadra watershed
Drainage & waterbodies
2-5 mbsl
5-10 meters mbsl
15%
85%
ANSHUMAN SINGH
SUHINA SARKAR
M.Plan, 1st Year, 1st Semester
2-5 mbsl 5-10 mbsl
Drainage map of Chikmagalur Groundwater map of Chikmagalur (Pre-monsoon) Groundwater map of Chikmagalur (Post-monsoon)
ABIOTIC ENVIRONMENT 02
The Chikmagalur taluk consists of four watersheds out of which the study SCALE
area majorly covers Cauvery watershed with some parts of Bhadra watershed. The ground water levels in Chikmagalur has been observed to be at 5-10 The ground water levels in Chikmagalur has been majorly observed to be at 5-
Many non-perennial streams passes through the city itself resulting in various meters below sea level on the Pre-monsoon period. 10 meters below sea level on the Post-monsoon period.
artificially built tanks. Dantaramakki kere, Kote kere and Hiremagalur kere
are the three major tanks in the city.
SCHOOL OF PLANNING AND
ARCHITECTURE, NEW DELHI