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Water Resource Management - Riparian Conflicts, Feudal Chiefs and Hyderabad State 1901-1956 (Hardcover)
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Water Resource Management - Riparian Conflicts, Feudal Chiefs and Hyderabad State 1901-1956 (Hardcover)
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Hyderabad state, before the Independence of India, covered an area
of 82,698 sq. miles, with 16 districts was an extensive plateau
with an average elevation of about 1,250 feet above sea level. It
was divided between two equally great trappean regions,
corresponding to the geological and ethnological aspects of the
state, which divided the region, viz., the Godavari and Manjira,
separating as they do the Maratha race from the Telugu and Kanarese
people of the south, the region of trappean rocks of the north and
west from the granite and limestone region of the south and east;
and the land of wheat and cotton from the land of rice and tanks.
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