The Beki River Basin which spreads in a space of around 3744.75 km2 in the region of Assam is defying the lack of surface water during dry season. The significant level strategies for geological information system have formed into an extraordinary engine in portraying groundwater potential zones. An undertaking has been made in this audit to depict the normal zones of groundwater in Beki Stream Bowl, Assam using remote recognizing and GIS procedures. The thematic layers such as rainfall, slope, geology, geomorphology, soils, drainage density, lineament density and land use /land cover have been integrated in ArcGIS environment by multi-criteria assessment. The guide was spatially arranged into high potential, moderate potential and low potential. The aide was spatially gathered into high potential, moderate potential and low potential. The endorsement results showed that GWPZs classes decidedly get over with the well deliveries and groundwater significance arranged in the given area.

Groundwater, potential zones, Beki River basin, remote sensing, GIS, multi-criteria evaluation.