Chameliya-Syaule-Attariya 132 kV Line
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- 2026-05-13
The operational far-west north-south 132 kV line connecting the Chameliya hydropower area through Syaule into the Attariya grid node.
Summary
The Chameliya-Syaule-Attariya 132 kV line is an operational far-west transmission corridor connecting the Chameliya hydropower area to Attariya. The page tracks its status, route-length basis, and role as a domestic evacuation branch rather than a cross-border interconnection.
Key Facts
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Voltage | 132 kV |
| Status | Operational |
| Length basis | 131.0 route-km / 262.0 circuit-km |
| Source geometry | RPGCL 2021 official geospatial vector map |
| Status/length basis | NEA FY 2024/25 existing high-voltage line inventory |
| Corridor ID | chameliya_attariya_132 |
Map Interpretation
This is modeled separately from the west-east Terai 132 kV backbone because it is a branch into the far-west hydropower zone, not a continuation of the Butwal-Kohalpur-Lamki-Attariya-Mahendranagar chain.
Current validation result: 1 feature, 0 inferred connectors, 0 remaining endpoint gaps, and 129.506 km traced length against a 131.0 route-km basis. Public decision: default-visible, caveated.
Limitations & Controversies
This is domestic 132 kV evacuation context. It should not be confused with the planned Chameliya–Jauljibi 220 kV Cross-Border Interconnection, which is a separate future cross-border link.