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-bability situated on a lower level
than that which would be required
for the bed of the Rajbuha altho - even in this case
the system plan of
channel, is an available
expedient
Again in the case of the
Haupper stud lands which lie
at the junction of the Choiya with
the east Kalli Nuddi, as well as
for the irrigation of the land
lying between these two rivers
a Rajbuha from the Bhola feed-
er would turn the heads of the
Choiya, and might in prolong-
ation be not only extended to
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continued onwards and across
the Choiya at some convenient
point on its approach to the
east Kalli Nuddi. As tail
water might by these means be
brought in circulation through the
Rajbuhas below. Feeders from
the Rajbuhas which are situated
between the Bhola and Dasna
falls might by being carried
across the valley of the Choiya,
maintain the Haupper line
in an ample state of supply
On the whole tract of the
country, therefore, lying above
the 110th mile, or above the
Bolundshuhur branch there
appears to be the most perfect
means for supplying irrigation.
From the 110th to the 180th
mile, or to the Nanoon regulators,
facilities for supplying water
flow the main canal or
reservoir are given at almost
every bridge at every one in fact
where such is necessary. At
the crest of the high land over-
looking
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