Survey Numbers in Arunachal Pradesh

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Overview

Land in Arunachal Pradesh is largely held by communities and individuals under tribal law and customary ownership. Most land is not surveyed in the conventional cadastral sense, and formal plot identification relies on local records maintained by the settlement office or Deputy Commissioner's office rather than online portals.

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One plot, many names — what ‘survey number’ means here

  1. 1. Survey Number:

    An identifier assigned to a plot during a cadastral survey — the boundary measurement and documentation process. In Arunachal Pradesh, survey records are often kept manually at the settlement office.

  2. 2. Patta / Pattadar:

    A person holding title to a plot, recorded in the revenue register.

  3. 3. Dag / Parcel:

    A grouped division of land; a 'dag' can contain one or more plots and is recorded on the cadastral map.

  4. 4. Land Revenue Office:

    The district or block office responsible for maintaining land records, revenue registers, and historical survey documents.

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Local Land Revenue office (physical copies)

Land records in Arunachal Pradesh are maintained at the block / district level and largely kept in physical form. For unregistered or customary land, consult the village headman or local authority.

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Free Access

Government Land Revenue offices provide free certified copies of revenue registers and survey maps on request.

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Ensure documents bear the official seal of the Land Revenue office or District Administration. Unverified private records are not legal proof.

Disclaimer:
This page is for information and preliminary due-diligence only. Land records and survey numbers are derived from publicly available government sources and may not reflect the latest sub-division, mutation or resurvey. Always verify against a certified record from the official portal before any transaction.
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Frequently Asked Questions

What is a survey number?

A unique identifier assigned to a plot during the cadastral survey — a government process that measures and maps all land parcels. It helps identify your exact plot in revenue records.

In Arunachal Pradesh, survey numbers are recorded in the Land Revenue office at block or district level. They may also appear on your deed or land record documents. Online access is very limited — visit the office in person.

Much land in Arunachal Pradesh is held under community or tribal ownership. If your land is unregistered or customary, the village headman or local authority maintains recognition. Formal survey records may not exist.

Online land records portals are not widely available across Arunachal Pradesh. Contact the District Land Revenue office or Deputy Commissioner's office directly for record searches.

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