| Selected Block-wise Ground Water Availability in Major Cities of India (As on 2009) | ||||
| City | Block | Net Ground Water Availability (Hectare Metres) | Annual Ground Water Withdrawal (Hectare Metres) | State of Ground Water Development (%) |
| Kozhikode | ||||
| Kochi | ||||
| Trivandrum | ||||
| Delhi | ||||
| Agra | ||||
| Allahabad | ||||
| Amritsar | ||||
| Asansole | ||||
| Bangalore | ||||
| Bhopal | ||||
| Chennai | ||||
| Surat | ||||
| Ahmedabad | ||||
| Coimbatore | ||||
| Dhanbad | ||||
| Faridabad | ||||
| Greater Mumbai | ||||
| Hyderabad | ||||
| Indore | ||||
| Jabalpur | ||||
| Jaipur (Covering Parts of 3 Blocks) | ||||
| Jamsedpur | ||||
| Kanpur | ||||
| Kolkata | ||||
| Lucknow | ||||
| Ludhiana | ||||
| Madurai | ||||
| Meerut | ||||
| Nagpur | ||||
| Nashik | ||||
| Patna | ||||
| Pune | ||||
| Rajkot | ||||
| Vadodara | ||||
| Varanasi | ||||
| Vijayawada | ||||
| Visakhapatnam | ||||
