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Tiruppur Dam Levels & News

com.vasithwam.apps.pollachidamswaterlevel
Education Free Contains ads Everyone Open on Google Play
10,000+
installs · ≈19K
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0 ratings
2017-08-04
first release
2026-08-29
last update

Description

Live water levels for Amaravathi & Thirumoorthi dam, rainfall data & local newss

Stay informed with Tiruppur Dam Levels, your source for real-time reservoir data, rainfall information, and regional water-related updates. Designed for farmers, residents, and anyone interested in water resources, the app provides easy access to information about the Amaravathi and Thirumoorthi reservoirs in a simple, user-friendly interface. Key Features 🌊 Live Reservoir Levels View daily water levels, inflow, and outflow data for the Amaravathi and Thirumoorthi reservoirs. Interactive charts help you track trends over time. 🌧️ Rainfall Information Access daily rainfall measurements from monitoring stations across the district. 📰 Regional News Updates Browse water management, agriculture, and regional news from publicly available news sources. Source attribution is provided within the app where applicable. 🔔 Daily Notifications Receive optional morning updates with reservoir levels and evening summaries of important news and water information. 🌙 Dark Mode Enjoy a comfortable viewing experience with support for both light and dark themes. Download Tiruppur Dam Levels to stay updated with reservoir conditions, rainfall information, and regional water-related news—all in one place.

What's new

Version 3.1 brings performance improvements, bug fixes, and enhanced stability. We've also made general usability enhancements to provide a smoother and more reliable experience

Details

Version3.1.0
Minimum Android version7.0
Reviews0
Developer websitevasithwam.in
Available inworldwide (242)
Developer contactson the Business plan
Collected2026-11-03

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