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Kalli Nuddi for the purpose of
irrigating the country lying on
the right of the latter river; and
the introduction of irrigation
on the section of land lying
between the Choiya and the
east Kalli Nuddi, especially
upon that part of it in the
proximity of Haupper and
the Government [?] lands.
In both these cases, a leading
line might turn the heads of
drainage, and be afterwards 613
maintained in supply by feeders
carried across the intersecting
river by aqueduct. For instance
the head of the Seela Nulla which
lies on the west of Roorkee might
be turned, and irrigation be
provided for all the land lying
between it and the west Kalli
Nuddi; in its passage onwards,
the Rajbuha would cross the
latter river by aqueduct; and
in its prolongation down the
country lying on the rights of
the west Kalli, would be met
by a feeder carried across the
valley near Mozuffunnuggur.
This feeder would on its way
provide irrigation to the country
through which it runs, in
addition to the supply that
it would give to the west Kalli
Nuddi Rajbuha. It is doubtful
whether for the purposes of
aqueduct the existing bridges
on the west Kalli Nuddi might
in any way be applicable in
using the space under the roadway or their cut waters as the
supports of a water channels;
their roadways are in all pro-
bability
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