Ground Water Resources Sample Clauses

Ground Water Resources. The main sources of water in the region are numerous boreholes in the area with an average yield of 7m3/hr and pumps set at an average depth of 200 to 300 m deep. Currently Kiambu Town depend on boreholes as a source of clean water, the water is provided by Kiambu Water and Sewerage Company from the Thuku Boreholes on Kamiti road, the towns also tap water from the main water supply pipelines to Nairobi from Sasumua Dam, hence implementing the project will reduce stress on the water that comes to Nairobi by disconnecting Kiambu and Githunguri towns from the mains, this will leave adequate water supply to Nairobi city which is rapidly expanding. .Athi Water Services Board with the support of World Bank is Constructing Kiambu and Riara Water Supply Schemes each of production capacity of 4000m3/day of water, the Board is also planning to implement Ruiru II Dam Water Supply intended to supply both Kiambu and Karuri with approximately 40,000m3/day of water. Table 2 below presents data of existing ground water resources Table 2: Existing Ground Water Resources Borehole No. Borehole Name Year Drille d Drilled Depth (m) Tested Yield (m3/hr) Present Yield (m3/hr) Daily Pumping Hours Present Production (m3/day) C11270 Ndumberi BH 1996 202 Data not available 2.5 m³/hr 24 60 No Data Xxxxxxxx XX 2006 No Data 14 m³/hr 24 336 C3875 BH No. 5 1971 165.5 9 m³/hr 24 216 C2819 BH No. 4 1971 236 8 m³/hr 24 192 C11597 Town Xxxx XX 1997 207 18 m³/hr 24 432 C2057 BH No. 3 1953 147 20 m³/hr 24 480 C6708 Xxxxx XX 1986 No Data 72 m³/hr 9 648 C3892 BH No. 6 1973 170 17 m³/hr 24 408 C12816 Kangoya Market 2000 223 9 m³/hr 24 216 C11271 Kangoya Primary 1996 175 3 m³/hr 24 72 No Data Kihingo No Data No Data 24 No Data Total Present Daily Production from Boreholes 3,060 m³/d Source: Nairobi and Satellite Towns Water Supply Master Plan 2012
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