Talk:Sarda River
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Merger
[edit]This artcle should be merged with that on Mahakali river which is the source river and is also the border river between India and Nepal. A Treaty has been signed in December 2006 between India and Nepal on sharing of waters and development of projects oo this river. These will be added to the main text of the Mahakali river. Nvvchar (talk) 10:00, 30 November 2007
- Mahakali River was merged in on 20 December 2007. I'm not entirely clear about the various Kali rivers, but AIUI Kali River (Uttarakhand) needs merging as well. I'll leave that one to someone else, but I'll tag accordingly.FlagSteward (talk) 10:52, 20 April 2012 (UTC)
Dodhara Chandani Multispan Pedestrian Bridge
[edit]Synopsis
Two village development committees named as Dodhara and Chandani of Kanchanpur District are seen entirely apart even thourgh they are Nepalese Territory. In order to link these two VDCs with the national mainstream socially, culturally and economically it was necesary to construct a bridge over the Mahakali River, linking these VDCs with the rest part of the country. With the view of national integration and streamlining of the people residing over these two VDCs into the national mainstream,Government of Nepal initiated the construction of Dodhara-Chandani Mulitspan Pedestrian Bridge from the Fiscal Year 057/58. This bridge is recently completed and opened for pedestrian traffic. In emergency situation this bridge can be used for light weight three wheeler vehicles.This bridge may be the largest suspension bridge for pedestrian traffic in the world.
Major Features of the Bridge
Name | Dhodhara Chandani Multispan Suspension Bridge |
River | Mahakali |
District | Kanchanpur |
Present Population Benefited | 35403 |
Total Length | 1452.96 m |
Width | 1.6 m |
Height of Tower | 32.72 m |
Nos. of Tower | 8 |
Span between two towers | 225.4 m |
Completion date | April 13,2005 |
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