DAPSI TOLIGIRI CHIGNAP

Herbert Daniel Gebauer - 06/01/2018

What appears to represent a subterranean watercourse -- possibly but not necessarily accessible -- described a contributor (note 1) as an underground water so called Chignap is said to run 3.5 miles underground and rise up to the surface again (MOMIN, P G 1984: 23 in: GASSAH, L S 1984). SITUATION: At an unspecified location somewhere in the vicinity or, to be precise, in an unidentifiied spatial relation near Dapsi Toligiri (note 2). Upstream of Dapsi Toligiri, the riverbed of the locally almost straight north-south flowing Chibe (note 3) is an -undefined stream- on the Survey of India sheet 78-K/11 (edition 1977).What appears to represent a subterranean watercourse -- possibly but not necessarily accessible -- described a contributor (note 1) as an underground water so called Chignap is said to run 3.5 miles underground and rise up to the surface again (MOMIN, P G 1984: 23 in: GASSAH, L S 1984). SITUATION: At an unspecified location somewhere in the vicinity or, to be precise, in an unidentifiied spatial relation near Dapsi Toligiri (note 2). Upstream of Dapsi Toligiri, the riverbed of the locally almost straight north-south flowing Chibe (note 3) is an -undefined stream- on the Survey of India sheet 78-K/11 (edition 1977).