Survey Numbers in Puducherry

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Overview

A survey number is the unique identifier assigned to a plot of land during the cadastral survey. In Puducherry, survey numbers—along with local terms like Patta and Chitta—are the foundation of land ownership records. These identifiers let you link a physical plot on the ground to official revenue records.

The Puducherry Revenue Department maintains the original land survey and the basis for all ownership claims. To find your survey number, you need to know your village and local boundaries. 1acre is building a map-based search for Puducherry so you can find any survey number by location—coming soon.

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

  1. 1. Survey Number:

    The unique identifier assigned to a plot during the cadastral survey, recorded in revenue maps and land registers.

  2. 2. Patta:

    The revenue document showing cultivator or occupant rights; the term used in Puducherry for the holder of occupancy rights.

  3. 3. Chitta:

    The record of individual parcels within a village survey; lists area, boundaries, and occupant name.

  4. 4. Revenue Map (Naksha):

    The official map showing all surveyed plots in a village, used as reference for boundary disputes and record verification.

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 area

Get the village name and survey number

Village revenue office (Taluk)

Bring a copy of your sale deed or property tax receipt

Cross-check boundaries on the revenue map

Village revenue office or Puducherry Revenue Department

Matches survey number to actual plot on ground

Link survey number to ownership records

Puducherry Revenue Department / Sub-Registrar office

Verify via Patta and property tax records

The Revenue Department is the authoritative source for survey numbers and land records in Puducherry. Visit your local village revenue office (Taluk) first; they maintain the original surveys and can explain local boundaries.

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Coverage

All surveyed land in Puducherry has a survey number in the Revenue Department records; 1acre's map-based search is coming soon for this UT.

Free to access

Land records and survey numbers are public documents; the Puducherry Revenue Department provides them free on request.

Avoid lookalikes

Don't confuse survey numbers with property tax IDs or address codes. Always verify with your village revenue office.

Authority

Puducherry Revenue Department / Village Taluk Office (taluk-level revenue records and maps)

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 in Puducherry?

A survey number is the unique identifier for a plot of land, assigned during the cadastral survey and recorded in revenue maps and land registers. It's the link between the physical plot and official ownership records.

Start at your village revenue office (Taluk). Bring any document mentioning your property—a sale deed, tax receipt, or existing title deed. They'll show you the revenue map (Naksha) and point out your plot's survey number.

Patta is the revenue document showing occupancy rights; Chitta is the record of individual parcels. In Puducherry, both terms refer to land held by individuals or communities, and both are tied to a survey number.

No. Your address is where you live; your survey number identifies your land in the revenue system. The same plot might have both an address (for postal mail) and a survey number (for land records).

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