The Godavari River has its catchment area in seven states of India: Maharashtra, Telangana, Chhattisgarh, Madhya Pradesh, Andhra Pradesh, Karnataka and Odisha. The number of dams constructed in Godavari basin is the highest among all the river basins in India. Nearly 350 major and medium dams and barrages had been constructed in the river basin by the year 2012.
Dowleswaram Barrage
Dummugudem Barrage
Jalaput
Balimela Reservoir
Upper Kolab
Nizam Sagar
Sriram Sagar or Pochampadu
Kakatiya Canal
SRSP Flood Flow Canal
Manjara Dam
Manjira Reservoir
Singur Dam
Shanigaram Reservoir
Lower Manair Dam
Mid Manair Dam
Upper Manair Dam
Yellampally
Taliperu Project
Babli barrage or Babhali
Devadula lift irrigation project
Pranahita Chevella lift irrigation scheme
Polavaram Project
Inchampalli Project
Sadarmat
Alisagar lift irrigation scheme
Kaddam
Sri Komaram Bheem Project
Lower Tirna
Siddeshwar or Purna
Yeldari Dam
Godavari Canal
Mula Dam
Bhandardara Dam
Isapur Dam or Upper Penganga
Upper Dudhana Dam
Jaikwadi or Paithon
Upper Pravara
Upper Indravati dam
Upper Wain Ganga (Bheemgarh Dam)
Upper Wardha Dam
Lower Wardha Dam
Majalgaon Dam
Ghatghar Dam
Upper Vaitarana Dam
Vishnupuri Barrage
Sirpur Dam or Bagh reservoir
Gosi kd Dam or Gosi Kund dam
Totladoh Dam
Yeldari Dam
Kamthikhairy Dam or Pench dam
Erai Dam
Tultuli Dam
Arunawati Dam
Lower Wunna Dam or Wadgaon
Manar Dam
Upper Pus Dam or Pus dam
Lower Pus Dam
Ramtek Dam
Pench diversion Project, Madhya Pradesh
