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Kirkuk

PROJECT CODE REG-014

Long44.11º Lat35.69º

Start: 2015

Duration: 3

Rehabilitation start year:

Rehabilitation end year:

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ZIs OpportunityVIs EmergencyZIs ApportenantVIs CandidateVIs ObsoleteZChecked

Project Cost (USD): $50,000,000
Partial Project Cost (USD)
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REH on farm other (USD):
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Project Cost (USD): $50,000,000

Governorate: KIRKUK

River: Lesser Zab

Location: Kirkuk

Category: Regulators

Sub category: Regulator

Sector: Current and future water allocation for each irrigation project;

Type: Irrigation and Drainage

Opportunity type: Operation & Mantainance

Source: SWLRI

Source of fund:

Original source: MoWR

Implementing agency: MoWR

Status: Developed

Kirkuk

Description

Needs

Since the completion of construction and commissioning , weeds growth is observed at the upstream side within the deposited sediments , to the extent that the river section is divided into two courses on in the direction of Kirkuk Head Regulator , with a large island , Full of weeds and reeds. Dredging was carried out since 2008 , and removal of weeds and reeds were continuous since 2009. But the problem is still serious. Detailed Bathymetry survey is required, and a detailed study for this problem is urgent, river training works are needed to be designed and implemented along with intense dredging operations needs to be programmed to improve the flow conditions at the upstream side of Kirkuk regulator

Objective

The Head regulator was constructed to withdraw water from lesser Zab river upstream Dibbis dam , and divert into to Kirkuk project feeder canal with a discharge of 300 m3/sec to Irrigate the Kirkuk Adhaim Irrigation Project , one of the strategic irrigation projects of Iraq .

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