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Land Area Calculator

Convert between Indian regional land units and global standards. Select your state — Katha, Bigha, and Kanal values differ significantly by region.

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Units like Katha, Bigha, Kanal, and Guntha are region-specific — their values differ significantly between states.

Land units vary by state, district, revenue system, and local practice — always verify with patwari records or a registered sale deed before any transaction.

Understanding Indian Regional Land Units

Land measurement units in India vary by state and historical revenue systems. Bigha, Katha, Kanal, and Guntha have different values depending on the state.

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Why Use This Land Area Calculator?

  • State-verified conversions for West Bengal, Punjab, Maharashtra, Tamil Nadu, Karnataka, Kerala, Andhra Pradesh, Telangana, Goa, Odisha, and Gujarat — with inherited regional baseline for Haryana
  • Documented unit catalog across 19 states including Bihar (Katha, Dhur, Bigha, Dhurki, Furki, Lurki), UP, Rajasthan, Madhya Pradesh, Chhattisgarh, Uttarakhand, Jharkhand, Assam, J&K, Sikkim, Manipur, Tripura, and HP — custom entry when district value is required
  • Seamless conversion between traditional units and modern metric/imperial standards
  • Clear confidence indicators: verified state baseline, inherited regional system, or custom user-supplied value
  • 100% private client-side execution — your property data stays in your browser

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Frequently Asked Questions

Unlike modern SI units, traditional Indian land units evolved from regional revenue collection systems — the Mughal Jarib, British provincial settlements, and local princely state customs. Each state standardizes traditional units according to its own revenue codes, and values can differ even between districts within the same state. In West Bengal, 1 Bigha equals 14,400 sq ft; in Assam, two government sources conflict on the Bigha value; in UP and Bihar, district-specific revenue circles define different values. Always select your specific state and verify against your local land record (Khasra, Khatauni, or sale deed).

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