Survey Numbers in Chandigarh

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Overview

Chandigarh's land system is split between urban planned areas (managed by the Chandigarh Estate Office) and rural periphery villages (under Khasra/Jamabandi records). In urban Chandigarh, plots are typically identified by sector and plot number rather than traditional survey numbers. In rural areas, the system mirrors Punjab and Haryana, using Khasra (field number) and Jamabandi (occupancy register).

For property transactions, the relevant document depends on location: urban properties use Estate Office records and mutation documents, while rural land uses traditional Khasra and Jamabandi. 1acre is building map-based search for Chandigarh—coming soon.

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

  1. 1. Plot Number (Urban):

    In urban Chandigarh, plots are identified by sector and number (e.g., Sector 17, Plot 45) rather than survey numbers; the Estate Office maintains official records.

  2. 2. Khasra Number (Rural):

    The field or plot number in Chandigarh's rural periphery; assigned during cadastral survey and used in revenue records.

  3. 3. Jamabandi:

    The occupancy register in rural areas, showing rights holders and their interests in the land.

  4. 4. Mutation:

    The official update to land records when ownership changes; required for urban property transfers in Chandigarh.

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Urban Chandigarh: Check Estate Office records

Chandigarh Estate Office

Identify sector and plot number; verify mutation documents

Rural periphery: Obtain Khasra and Jamabandi

UT Revenue Department / Tehsil office

Visit with village name and location details

Register mutation for ownership changes

Estate Office (urban) or Revenue office (rural)

Legal requirement for property transactions

Chandigarh has two land record systems: the Chandigarh Estate Office manages urban planned areas, while the UT Revenue Department handles rural periphery records. Contact the relevant office based on your property location.

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Coverage

All land in Chandigarh has official records: Estate Office (urban) or UT Revenue Department (rural periphery).

Free to access

Land records in Chandigarh are public documents; Revenue offices provide them free or at minimal cost.

Avoid lookalikes

In urban areas, don't confuse plot numbers with sector numbers. In rural areas, verify Khasra at the Tehsil office.

Authority

Chandigarh Estate Office (urban properties) / UT Revenue Department (rural periphery)

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 identifies a property in urban Chandigarh?

Urban Chandigarh properties are identified by sector and plot number (e.g., Sector 22, Plot 150), not traditional survey numbers. The Chandigarh Estate Office maintains the official records.

Khasra is the field or plot number in rural Chandigarh, assigned during the cadastral survey. It's used in the UT Revenue Department records, similar to Punjab and Haryana systems.

In urban areas, request mutation documents and Estate Office records. In rural areas, obtain Khasra and Jamabandi from the Tehsil office. Both show registered ownership.

No. Urban Chandigarh uses Estate Office records and plot numbers; rural periphery uses traditional Khasra and Jamabandi records. The relevant system depends on your property location.

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