Words you will see
- Standard unit
- a unit with a fixed conversion relationship.
- Regional unit
- a name whose area can change by location.
- Local factor
- the square-foot value verified for a specific record.
Convert common and regional Indian land units. Choose the location so the calculator can show the right factor and warning.
Start here for standard units or when you have a verified local factor.
Learn the terms, follow the method, then avoid the most common mistakes.
A regional conversion first multiplies by the displayed square-foot factor, then divides by the target unit’s square-foot factor.
Copying a factor without checking the state or district.
Assuming every listed state has a supported factor.
Using an online result as proof of title or boundary.
Each page gives the available factor, its evidence status, a static table and the official land-record link. Missing places need a verified local factor.
standard and verified regional land units
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Open calculatorStandard units have fixed relationships. Regional units can change by place, so choose the state and check the factor against your official record.
Bigha is a regional name whose area can differ by state, district or historical settlement system. The location and displayed factor are part of the answer.
Use a custom factor only when a deed, survey record or relevant local land-record office confirms the value for that exact location.
The registered deed, current official land record and authorised survey process take precedence over an online conversion table.