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Jaraganahalli Lake
Jaraganahalli Lake (Kannada: ಜರಗನಹಳ್ಳಿ ಕೆರೆ ) was a lake in the southern part of Bangalore, Bengaluru, India. Location It was located on Kanakapura Road near Jayaprakash Nagar metro station, JP Nagar metro station (Jaraganahalli Bus stop, metro pillar No. 75 to 90) on the borders of Jaraganahalli and Yelachanahalli Village. The lake was believed to originally have spread across 6 acres as mentioned in the survey maps. Later, 2 acres of the lake was converted into school playground for Jaraganahalli government school students in 1998. There is no clear survey number given to this property, but some of the documents state that the lake is located in survey number 29/2C of the Jaraganahalli Village, and survey number 23 of Yelachenahalli, Uttarahalli Hobli, and Bangalore South Taluk.The survey map of 1904 also shows the lake which clearly indicates that the lake existed for at least about 100 years. The google map of 2008 shows a partial existence of the ...
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