Survey Numbers in Gujarat

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Overview

Gujarat uses survey numbers to identify land parcels in revenue records. After consolidation, parcels may also have a block number. Both are recorded in your 7/12 (VF-7) and 8A extracts — the foundational documents that prove your land's identity, rights, and encumbrances.

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

  1. 1. Survey Number:

    The unique identifier assigned to a land parcel by the revenue department. It appears in your 7/12 and is the primary way land is identified in revenue records.

  2. 2. Block Number:

    After land consolidation or re-surveying, parcels may be assigned a block number. Both the survey number and block number may appear in your RoR.

  3. 3. 7/12 (VF-7) Extract:

    The main record of rights document showing ownership, survey number, extent, boundaries, and rights. Also called Utara in local usage.

  4. 4. 8A Extract:

    An auxiliary record that lists mutations (ownership transfers) of the land. Critical for verifying transfer history.

  5. 5. Bhu Naksha:

    The government's geometric map showing field/plot boundaries. Synced with survey records to confirm location and extent.

Which record, which portal — for what

Different tasks need different records and portals. Here is the map.

What you want to do

Record / term

Where — official & free

Find a survey number by location

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Get 7/12 & 8A records

Survey Number

AnyROR (anyror.gujarat.gov.in) — enter your name, village, and survey number

View field boundaries

Survey Number

Bhu Naksha (bhunakshaanyror.gujarat.gov.in) — visual confirmation of extent & shape

Verify ownership from mutations

Survey Number

AnyROR — check 8A extract for full transfer history

Survey numbers are the source of truth. Always verify against both AnyROR and Bhu Naksha to confirm boundaries and check for any encumbrances.

Go deeper — free Gujarat record guides

Primary reference

AnyROR (anyror.gujarat.gov.in) — official free portal for 7/12, 8A, and survey records

Map reference

Bhu Naksha (bhunakshaanyror.gujarat.gov.in) — government field boundaries and plot visualization

Key identifier

Survey number (also called 'Field Number' or 'Plot Number' locally)

Additional records

7/12 + 8A together form the complete land record. 7/12 = rights, extent, boundaries. 8A = mutation history.

Note: free & official

All records are free on government portals. Do not pay private agents or 'map consultants' for basic extracts.

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's the difference between survey number and block number?

Survey number is the original parcel identifier in revenue records. Block number is assigned after land consolidation or re-surveying. Both may exist for the same land — your 7/12 shows both.

It's printed in your 7/12 (VF-7) extract, which you can download free from AnyROR. It's also visible on Bhu Naksha (the government's field map).

The 7/12 is the legal record (ownership, rights, encumbrances). Bhu Naksha is the map (visual proof of extent and boundaries). Together they confirm you have the right land.

Yes — on the 1acre map (coming soon), you'll tap your location and see the survey number instantly. This saves you having to know it in advance.

Yes. All government land records — 7/12, 8A, Bhu Naksha — are free to download from official portals. Avoid private agents charging fees.

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