Jabalpur is also called the city of lakes. At one time there were 52 lakes in Jabalpur,out of which 13 lakes have now fully dried up. Some of them are as follows.........
1. Hanumantal
This is one of the 52 tals (lakes) in Jabalpur. It is believed that this lake was formed when Hanuman ji put his feet on the ground. It is also a very sensitive police station because of mixed population. Here many of Hindus' temples as well as Muslims' places of worship are situated. An old Jain temple is also here. Beohar family has built and donated one of the ghats on it's banks. During festive seasons the statues of goddess Durga and Lord Ganesh is immersed in its water.
2. Khandari Jalashay(water Works)
Small wild life reserve and an old dam situated on the way to Dumna airport. Tourism department runs a restaurant here and whole place has great scenic beauty.
3. Sangram Sagar Lake
The famous Gond King, Sangram Shah built these structures during the medieval period of 1489-1549. The Sangram Sagar is located at a distance of 15 Km from Jabalpur. A number of aquatic creatures find home in the Sangram Sagar Lake. Birds from central parts of western Asia like, pin-tailed ducks, coots and red-perched pochards are seen in this lake.
4. Hathital
5. Supatal
6. Ranital
7. GangaSagar
8. Jalpari Lake
9. Mahanadda
10.Srinath Ki Talaiya
11.Adhartal
12.Bhantalaiya
13.Pariat Tank
This lake is a major source of drinking water which is supplied to almost half of the city of Jabalpur.
14.Tilahari Lake
15.Pandu Tal
16.KhambTal
17.Garha Pond Water Tank
18.Deo Tal
This lake is situated near the Madan Mahal Fort. There is also a beautiful garden called Deotal garden situated besides Deotal among the rocks and trees.
19.Cherital
20.Phutatal
21.Gulauatal
22.Shahi Talab
These are the main Tals of Jabalpur. There are other small Tals (lakes) also situated here.
1. Hanumantal
This is one of the 52 tals (lakes) in Jabalpur. It is believed that this lake was formed when Hanuman ji put his feet on the ground. It is also a very sensitive police station because of mixed population. Here many of Hindus' temples as well as Muslims' places of worship are situated. An old Jain temple is also here. Beohar family has built and donated one of the ghats on it's banks. During festive seasons the statues of goddess Durga and Lord Ganesh is immersed in its water.
2. Khandari Jalashay(water Works)
Small wild life reserve and an old dam situated on the way to Dumna airport. Tourism department runs a restaurant here and whole place has great scenic beauty.
3. Sangram Sagar Lake
The famous Gond King, Sangram Shah built these structures during the medieval period of 1489-1549. The Sangram Sagar is located at a distance of 15 Km from Jabalpur. A number of aquatic creatures find home in the Sangram Sagar Lake. Birds from central parts of western Asia like, pin-tailed ducks, coots and red-perched pochards are seen in this lake.
4. Hathital
5. Supatal
6. Ranital
7. GangaSagar
8. Jalpari Lake
9. Mahanadda
10.Srinath Ki Talaiya
11.Adhartal
12.Bhantalaiya
13.Pariat Tank
This lake is a major source of drinking water which is supplied to almost half of the city of Jabalpur.
14.Tilahari Lake
15.Pandu Tal
16.KhambTal
17.Garha Pond Water Tank
18.Deo Tal
This lake is situated near the Madan Mahal Fort. There is also a beautiful garden called Deotal garden situated besides Deotal among the rocks and trees.
19.Cherital
20.Phutatal
21.Gulauatal
22.Shahi Talab
These are the main Tals of Jabalpur. There are other small Tals (lakes) also situated here.
Do u have any account of natural lakes in Jabalpur ??
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