Johilla River

• The Johila River originates from the Amarkantak hills of Anuppur district of Madhya Pradesh. 
• Its actual point of origin is 10 km from Amarkantak in Jwaleshwar. This river originates from the hills of Javleshwar and passes through Rajendragram and joins the Sone river in Kelhari village of Umaria district.
• Johila flows from Jaleshwar Bhundakona of Amarkantak to the end of Pushparajgarh towards Umaria district.
• In Amarkantak, Johila descends northwards from the Bhundakona Mountain in the northeast, where the Johila reservoir has been created by stopping it near Podki village, which irrigates the government farm farm located in Pondi village.
• The agricultural farm reaches Rajendragram from Pondi flowing through the village of Johila Tali and Donia. 
• Its total length is 180 km. Sanjay Gandhi Super Thermal Power Birsinghpur has been established by constructing a huge Johila dam in Mangthar of Umaria district in the Johila River.