Thottappally Spillway

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Thottappally Spillway is a major flood-control and water-regulation structure in Kerala, India, that helps manage the flow between inland waterways and the Arabian Sea.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf flood control structure
spillway
water regulation structure
connectsTo Arabian Sea NERFINISHED
inland waterways of Kerala
country India
hasFunction drainage of excess floodwater
flood control
water level regulation
hasOpeningType gated spillway
isMajorComponentOf flood management infrastructure of Kerala
locatedIn Alappuzha district NERFINISHED
Kerala NERFINISHED
South India
locatedInOrNear Thottappally NERFINISHED
locatedOnOrNear Thottappally estuary
manages discharge of floodwaters to the sea
nearbyWaterBody Arabian Sea NERFINISHED
Vembanad backwaters NERFINISHED
partOf Kuttanad drainage system
purpose management of monsoon floodwaters
prevention of saline water intrusion into paddy fields
protection of low-lying Kuttanad region from flooding
regionServed Alappuzha district NERFINISHED
Kuttanad NERFINISHED
regulatesFlowBetween Arabian Sea NERFINISHED
inland waterways of Kuttanad
usedFor regulation of water levels in paddy cultivation areas
waterBodyControlled backwaters of Kuttanad
connected canals and rivers of central Kerala

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Vembanad Lake hasStructure Thottappally Spillway