Satellite view: Esri, Maxar, Earthstar Geographics
Dodda Tumkur Kere
ದೊಡ್ಡತುಮಕೂರು ಕೆರೆ
See it on the mapThrough the years
Nothing on record for 1928 to 1954, 1956 to 1977 and 1979 to 1983.
1927
On the survey map
1955
On the U.S. Army map
Compiled from Survey of India maps of 1945-46
1978
On the survey map
1984-2021
Held water most years
Water in 12% of all satellite passes, 1984-2024
1% of its water area has since gone dry; 30% is new water
4 years not counted: the satellite saw under half the lake
Floating weed looks like dry land to this record, so a weed-covered year can read as dry
2017-2025
No one cover holds over half of it in most years
About three in four of these readings are right, so trust what holds for several years
2025-2026
Mostly open water after the monsoon; part floating weed, part open water in the dry season
After monsoon, Oct 2025 to Dec 2025
- 61% open water
- 31% floating weed
- 7% dry or built
Dry season, Mar 2026 to May 2026
- 35% open water
- 43% floating weed
- 23% dry or built
How big it is
How clean the water is
Not tested for water quality yet.
How much is built over
72% crops, 12% trees, 7% shrubs, 7% built, 2% grass
From satellite land cover, 2021
Who looks after it
Nobody on record looks after it.
Where its water comes from and goes
What lives here
Most seen: Rose-ringed Parakeet, Brahminy Kite, Ashy Prinia, Indian Pond-Heron and Greater Coucal.
4,836 sightings, mostly from birdwatchers
- Indian Roller near threatened
- Greater spotted eagle vulnerable
- River Tern vulnerable
- Spot-billed Pelican near threatened
- Pallid Harrier near threatened
- Woolly-necked Stork near threatened
16 species, 13 confirmed by other naturalists.
Most seen: Baya Weaver, crown flower, Common Gull, White-naped Woodpecker and Indian Robin.
Last seen Jul 2025
Around it
Nothing on record about what is around it.
Photos
No photos of it on Wikimedia Commons yet.
Where it is
Read more
- ATREE lake map
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