Survey Numbers in Kerala

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Overview

Kerala's land records use two survey identifiers: the old survey number and the new resurvey number. They correspond 1:1, but if you have an old document, you need the resurvey number to look up modern government records. Both are recorded in your 7/12 (Pattayachi) extract — Kerala's foundational land document.

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

  1. 1. Survey Number (Old):

    The original parcel identifier from pre-resurvey records. Recorded in older deeds and 7/12 extracts. Often called just 'survey number.'

  2. 2. Resurvey Number (New):

    The updated parcel identifier from the resurvey. Used in modern government portals and current 7/12 extracts. Must use this to search e-Rekha or Ente Bhoomi.

  3. 3. 7/12 (Pattayachi) Extract:

    Kerala's record of rights — shows ownership, extent, boundaries, resurvey number, and encumbrances. The legal foundation.

  4. 4. Thandaper Account:

    Village-level register that groups land by owner. Useful for understanding multiple parcels under one name.

  5. 5. e-Rekha vs Ente Bhoomi:

    Both portals access the same official records — e-Rekha for documents, Ente Bhoomi for interactive mapping. One search works on both.

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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On the 1acre map — coming soon for this state

Get 7/12 & verify boundaries

Resurvey Number

e-Rekha (erekha.kerala.gov.in) — free official download. Shows both old and new survey numbers.

View field map & extent

Resurvey Number

Ente Bhoomi (entebhoomi.kerala.gov.in) — interactive map showing plot boundaries and area.

Find all land owned by a person

Owner name + Village

Thandaper (within e-Rekha) — lists all parcels under one owner in a village

Always look up by resurvey number on e-Rekha or Ente Bhoomi. If you have an old deed, convert the old survey number to resurvey number first — they are listed together in the 7/12.

Go deeper — free Kerala record guides

Primary reference

e-Rekha (erekha.kerala.gov.in) — official free portal for 7/12, property records, and ownership history

Map reference

Ente Bhoomi (entebhoomi.kerala.gov.in) — government interactive mapping system with plot boundaries

Key identifiers

Resurvey number (for modern lookups) + old survey number (found in 7/12 for cross-reference)

Village-level register

Thandaper — lists all land owned by a single person in a village; useful for multi-parcel verification

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

I have an old deed with a survey number. How do I find my land online?

Download your 7/12 from e-Rekha using your name and village. It will show both the old survey number and the resurvey number — use the resurvey number on Ente Bhoomi or e-Rekha to locate the modern record.

Both access the same official records. e-Rekha is document-focused (PDFs, extracts). Ente Bhoomi is map-focused (showing plot boundaries). One login works on both.

It's a village-level register grouping land by owner. If you own multiple parcels in a village, Thandaper shows them all together under your name.

Kerala re-surveyed all land decades ago, assigning new numbers. Old deeds use old numbers. Modern records use new numbers. The 7/12 maps both so you can convert.

Yes. All government land records in Kerala are free. Do not pay brokers or 'consultants' for basic extracts or searches.

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