Udipur-Damauli-Bharatpur 220 kV Reinforcement
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- 2026-05-13
Summary
Udipur-Damauli-Bharatpur 220 kV Reinforcement is represented in the map as a RAP-backed Udipur-Markichowk-Bharatpur corridor trace for lower Marsyangdi evacuation.
The Udipur-Damauli-Bharatpur 220 kV reinforcement is the lower Marsyangdi evacuation route from the Udipur area toward Bharatpur/Aptari. In the map it is represented as the source-backed Udipur-Markichowk-Bharatpur line because that is the route basis stated in the recovered NEA Marsyangdi RAP.
Key Facts
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Voltage | 220 kV |
| Status | Under construction |
| Corridor ID | udipur_damauli_bharatpur_220 |
| Public map feature | udipur_markichowk_bharatpur_220_rap_trace |
| Source basis | NEA Marsyangdi RAP pages 22-24 |
| Official route length | 64.45 km |
| Traced network length | 65.311 km |
| Validation delta | +1.34% |
Map Interpretation
This corridor is now represented by a single RAP-backed trace in the connected transmission layer. It replaces the older RPGCL overview extraction, which showed the same corridor as many disconnected fragments.
The trace should be read as a corridor-level alignment, not a tower-by-tower engineering route. The RAP text gives 64.45 route-km, while the project map labels the same Udipur-Markichowk-Bharatpur line as 67 km. The current map trace falls inside that source envelope.
Confidence
Public decision: default-visible, high confidence.
The confidence comes from three checks: the route is backed by a project RAP, the public feature has no inferred connectors, and the traced length is within 2% of the RAP route-length basis.
Limitations & Controversies
Khudi-Udipur is not forced into this corridor. It should remain a separate scope item unless a route-grade source confirms that it belongs in this segment rather than in the upper Marsyangdi package.