Maps of BWSSB Boundaries: Divisions Sub-divisions Service station divisions

Map of BWSSB pumping stations in Bengaluru

Locations of BWSSB sewage treatment plants

Sewage line maps for Bengaluru. Has detailed maps: 1. Diameter upto 150mm, 2. Diameter between 150 and 300mm. 3. Diameter more than 300mm. The above three maps from KSRAC, GoK. Less detailed maps from BWSSB website are also available: 1. Diameter below 300mm. 2. Diameter above 300mm.

Water supply lines map for Bengaluru. Contains detailed water supply lines with different diameters. The detailed map has been split into two parts which need to be combined to see the whole network. Also, the following less detailed maps from BWSSB site have been added. 1. Lines greater than 300mm in diameter. 2. Lines less than or equal to 300mm in diameter

Areas supplied with Cauvery by different stages

Japan International Cooperation Agency conducted a preparatory survey with BWSSB. The report covers existing conditions of water supply and sewerage services in the study area.

Information about the following for the Chamarajasagar reservoir, which is more well-known as T.G. Halli or Tippagondanahalli reservoir. - Engineering Data - Salient features of the irrigation project - Performance report of the project

Details of borewells in Bengaluru

Economic survey of Karnataka with important tables in csv format

Performance audit of PSUs in Karnataka. Includes audit of BDA, BWSSB, BESCOM and BMTC

Groundwater Outlook of Bengaluru City - April 2025 Projections is a report from IISc authored by Prof. Lakshminarayana and Prof. Sekhar Muddu for BWSSB.

Report from EMPRI on access to water in peri-urban parts of Bengaluru which don't come under BBMP or BWSSB.

Report of a study by ActionAid India on the sewage treatment plants of BWSSB. It details the state of the STPs, the standards they are aiming for, and how that compares to that of KSPCB.

Report from the World Bank on the Karnataka Water Security and Resilience Program 2025. The Program supports the state government with a loan of 426M USD (Rs. 3621 Cr) to achieve water security and resilience through three results areas (RA): RA1: Through a multi-agency approach, RA1 will incentivize BBMP to strengthen and fully integrate SWDs with lakes to create climate-resilient balancing reservoirs to dynamically retain and release water for groundwater recharge, recreation, and green zones along with storm flood management. RA2: Strengthening institutions and integrated planning. RA2 incentivizes integrated planning and institutional strengthening and reforms of disaster risk governance. The integrated planning involves water audits for 16 sub-basins across Karnataka, a comprehensive water security plan for the greater Bengaluru, and detailed sub-catchment flood management plans for Bengaluru informed by advanced flood modelling. RA3: Enhancing financial capabilities and resources of key institutions. RA3 seeks to strengthen the financing sustainability of BWSSB and BBMP. It will incentivize the improvement of BWSSB’s cost recovery through enhanced operational efficiencies, including energy efficiency, smart water meters for large volume consumers, and NRW reduction.