Location of water ponds

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  • 28/05/2025 at 1:37 pm #9088
    mashood ahsan
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      Could you let me know where the water retention ponds are located, as the its a mouintanaous terrain are they located below the ground level of the village or above it. Thank you

      30/05/2025 at 9:33 am #9091
      Tom Nguyen
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        Hello Mashood

        The 11no. water retention ponds are scattered throughout the aldeia’s (sub villages) of Loidahar. They are generally positioned alongside the villages, halfway up the mountainous terrain.

        For a visual guide, try interacting with the 360 tool

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