Fostering growth and preservation
The Upper Wardha Dam stands as proof that human ingenuity can coexist harmoniously with nature. With an astounding length of 5,920 metres and masonry height of 46.2 metres, this earthfill straight gravity dam demonstrates its impressive force through the preciseness of its earth filling. Beyond its structural strength, the dam makes an invaluable contribution to regional sustainability in various forms: It provides resources like irrigation water for agriculture purposes as well as water supply to Amravati City, Morshi, and Warud Talukas. Upper Wardha Irrigation Project provides water for irrigation, industrial usage and flood control - making a critical contribution towards regional development. The dam's picturesque setting, nestled amid dense forests and undulating hills, beckons tourists seeking an escape to nature. Additionally, this dam creates an exquisite man-made lake that serves as a reservoir for its power plant - another wonderful example of how engineering and the environment can coexist harmoniously. A crown jewel of Maharashtra state in India, Upper Wardha Dam stands as testament to how human ingenuity can coexist peacefully alongside nature while providing crucial infrastructure services.