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Girna Dam From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Jump to navigation Jump to search Girna Dam Official name Girna Dam D01026 Location Malegaon, Nashik Opening date 1969 [1] Owner(s) Government of Maharashtra ,  India Dam and spillways Type of dam Earthfill Impounds Girna river Height 54.56 m (179.0 ft) Length 963.17 m (3,160.0 ft) Dam volume 2,042 km 3  (490 cu mi) Reservoir Total capacity 525,920 km 3  (126,170 cu mi) Surface area 60,040 km 2  (23,180 sq mi) 21 TMC Girna Dam , is an  earthfill  dam on  Girna river  near  Malegaon ,  Nashik district  in state of  Maharashtra  in  India . Specifications [ edit ] The height of the dam above lowest foundation is 54.56 m (179.0 ft) while the length is 963.17 m (3,160.0 ft). The volume content is 2,042 km 3  (490 cu mi) and gross storage capacity is 608,980.00 km 3  (146,102.07 cu mi). [2] See also [ edit ] Dams in Maharashtra List of reservoirs and dams in India References [ edit ] ^   "Girna D01026" . Archived from  the original  

  Royal Enfield Himalayan From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Jump to navigation Jump to search (Royal Enfield) Himalayan Manufacturer Royal Enfield Production 2016 - present Class Adventure Tourer Engine LS410, Air-cooled single-cylinder 4-stroke, SOHC, Fuel Injection, 411 cc Compression ratio 9.5:1 Ignition type electronic ignition Transmission 5 speed, manual Suspension Front - telescopic, Rear - monoshock Brakes Front - 300 mm disc with 2-piston floating caliper, Back - 240 mm disc with single piston caliper With ABS as standard Fuel capacity ~15L The  Himalayan  is an Indian adventure touring motorcycle manufactured by  Royal Enfield , premiering in February 2015 and launched early 2016.  Pierre Terblanche  led the design team during Himalayan's development. [1] Contents 1 Model History 2 Design 2.1 Engine 2.2 Frame and Chassis 3 References Model History [ edit ] The Royal Enfield Himalayan was conceived by CEO  Siddhartha Lal , as an adventure touring, or dual sport motorcy