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Shat Basrah

PROJECT CODE REG-007

Long47.78º Lat30.41º

Start: 2015

Duration: 3

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Project Cost (USD): $200,000,000
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Project Cost (USD): $200,000,000

Governorate: BASRAH

River: Shatt Basrah

Location: Basrah

Category: Regulators

Sub category: Regulator

Sector: Navigation and water transport;

Type: Infrastructures

Opportunity type: Operation & Mantainance

Source: PMO

Source of fund:

Original source: MoWR

Implementing agency: MoWR

Status: Under Construction

Shat Basrah

Description

Needs

the structure is completely damaged and out of Service. This was happened during the war (hostilities) of 2003 the structure in its current condition is completely useless. Detailed Inspection and Evaluation for all parts of the Structure, Hydro-mechanical, and Electrical equipment by qualified consultants is required, to decide the feasibility for full rehabilitation. Or constructing a new regulator further upstream and removing the runes of the existing one.

Objective

Originally, Shatt Basrah canal was constructed to join the Hammar Natural Lake (Marsh) with The Khor Al Zubair North of The Arabian Gulf. For the purpose of diverting part of Hammar Lake water during floods directly to the gulf, and not to Shatt al Arab. The other objective was to facilitate the navigation between Umm Qaser Port and the inland rivers, Shatt al Arab, Tigris and Euphrates. In order to stop the salinity intrusion from the sea into the channels and Hammar Lake, Shatt Basrah Regulator Was Constructed At Km 22.00 of the channel to stop the backflow caused by Tidal waves. Later the Main Outfall drains were connected to Shatt Basrah at Km 7.00. This project is considered one of the most important Water resources Management Projects

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