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487118 — Bamhani, Narsinghpur, Madhya Pradesh

Post offices in this pincode

  • Bamhani
  • Neguwan
  • Bedu
  • Ponia
  • Rakhi
  • Sarra
  • Kamod
  • Umria
  • Imliya
  • Kanjai
  • Nagwara
  • Jamunia
  • Gohchar
  • Barhata
  • Simaria
  • Surwari
  • Gundhari
  • Bagaspur
  • Belkhedi
  • Lathgaon
  • Khamriya
  • Srinagar
  • Bikrampur
  • Jhotshwar
  • Kareli kala

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Environment & water risk

River & coastal flood

weight 12%

90

Outside the modelled 1-in-100-year river/coastal flood extent; 14% intermittent surface water within 250 m; local elevation comparison unavailable.

100-year inundation depth
0.00 m
Intermittent water · 250 m
14.1%
Elevation vs surroundings
Unavailable; penalty not assessed
Sources
WRI Aqueduct v2 · EC JRC v1.4
2050 · high emissions · 100-year flood
0.00 m (scenario, not forecast)

Flood model ignores local drains and defences; not observed street waterlogging.

Modelled

Green

weight 8%

100

51% of land within 500 m is green (tree cover 2%).

Green · 500 m (2021 satellite map)
51.1%
Trees · 500 m (2021 satellite map)
1.8%
Measured

Heat

weight 12%

68

81.0 heat-stress days a year on average, 2021–2025; scored relative to India's climate distribution.

Heat-stress days a year
81.0 (hot 56.2, muggy 33.4), 2021–2025 avg
Hottest typical day
45.4°C · average annual maximum
Source
NASA POWER (MERRA-2)
Summer surface temp (satellite, ~1:30 pm)
43.0°C
Compared with 25 km surroundings
0.3°C cooler
Satellite observations
51, 5 of 5 summers
Surface source (information only)
NASA Aqua MYD11A2 v061
Modelled

Good to know

For owners & buyers

  • Outside the modelled 1-in-100-year river/coastal flood extent; 14% intermittent surface water within 250 m; local elevation comparison unavailable.
  • 51% of land within 500 m is green (tree cover 2%).
  • 2050 outlook (high-emissions scenario): none in the model in a 1-in-100-year flood (today: none in the model). Scenario, not a forecast.
  • Water stress: Medium–high (20–40%) (baseline); projected Medium–high (20–40%) by 2050 (business as usual). WRI Aqueduct 4.0; catchment-level.
  • Green-cover trend coming later
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