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ADINIMMAYAPALLI DAM (Shot by me with GOPRO HERO9 & DJI MAVIC AIR2 UHD.Music in collab with Ben)

ADINIMMAYAPALLI DAM The Kurnool - Cuddapah Canal Project, a part of Tungabhadra Sub Basin of Krishna Basin is a 143 years old irrigation system in Andhra Pradesh. A private Dutch Company called Madras Irrigation Canal Co.Ltd.,had constructed this canal system during 1863-1870 for providing navigation facility as well as irrigation. The irrigation supplies required for K.C Canal System are diverted from Tungabhadra River by means of anicut constructed across this river at Sunkesula. The Tungabhadra Sub Basin is a part of Krishna Basin. As per KWDT award the allocation of assessed flows of Tungabhadra Basin and Vedavathi ( Hagari ) Sub Basin for existing and future projects in A.P. is 3929 cubic meters. Out of this the K.C Canal share is 1130 cubic meter (39.90 TMC). The project comprised of an anicut across river Tungabhadra, a tributary of river Krishna, at Sunkesula Village in Kurnool District and a 305.60 KM long navigation-cum-irrigation canal. The canal named as K.C Canal, which takes off from the right bank of the Sunkesula anicut traverses via Kurnool City and Cuddapah Town and terminates near Krishnapuram in Cuddapah District. The Designed Discharge of K.C.Canal is 3,000 C/s. The total localized ayacut under K.C Canal system is 2,65,628 Acres. There are 2 system tanks in Kurnool District and 13 system tanks in Cuddapah District under K.C Canal System It is 130 years old Irrigation system, starting from 0/0 km of Sunkesula Anicut to Locinsula up to 234.560 km of Santha Jutur Anicut to Rajoli Anicut in Kurnool district and from km. 234.56 km to Rajoli Anicut to Adinimmayapalli Anicut upto 305.86 km of Adinimmayapalli Anicut to Tail end in Kadapa District running a total length of 306 km i.e. 234.56 km in Kurnool District and 71.30 km in Kadapa District.