How do I find the survey number of my land in Andhra Pradesh?

On the 1acre map, search your village or drop a pin on the plot — the boundary and survey number appear, no number needed. Or, on Meebhoomi (meebhoomi.ap.gov.in), open Adangal / 1-B and search by survey number or pattadar (owner) name.

What is the difference between Meebhoomi and Webland?

Meebhoomi is the public citizen portal where you view your Adangal and 1-B. Webland is the department's internal land-records management system that feeds it.

What is the difference between Adangal and 1-B?

The Adangal is the village land record listing survey number, extent, owner and crop. The 1-B is the ownership (record-of-rights) section. They are shown together on Meebhoomi.

My survey number changed after the resurvey — how do I find the new one?

Under the Bhu Hakku (Jagananna Saswatha Bhoomi Hakku) resurvey, parcels in resurveyed villages are renumbered. Check the latest Adangal on Meebhoomi, or find the plot by location on the 1acre map.

How do I find a survey number by owner name?

Meebhoomi lets you search the Adangal by pattadar (owner) name for a given village. To find it visually, use the 1acre map.

Is the online record legally valid?

Treat online records as reference. For registration, a loan or court use, download a certified copy from MeeSeva.

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Andhra Pradesh Survey Number Map: Meebhoomi, Adangal & 1-B Records

Overview

In Andhra Pradesh, a plot's survey number sits in the Adangal and 1-B (Record of Rights) on the state's Meebhoomi portal. Zoom to your land on the map above and its survey-number boundary appears — you don't need to know the number to start.

Below: what the survey number is actually called in AP, which official portal to use for what, and how the ongoing resurvey affects your number.

One plot, many names — which one is the ‘survey number’?

Survey Number (సర్వే నంబర్)

The unique ID for a parcel in the revenue records. Sub-divisions are written like 45/2 when land is split.

Adangal (అడంగల్)

The village land record / RoR — it lists the survey number, extent, pattadar (owner) and crop. This is where your survey number is recorded.

1-B (ROR)

The ownership record tied to the survey number, shown alongside the Adangal on Meebhoomi.

Pattadar Passbook (పట్టాదారు పాస్‌బుక్)

The title passbook issued to the owner — proof of ownership for a survey number.

FMB (Field Measurement Book)

The cadastral sketch showing the parcel's boundary shape.

Meebhoomi vs Webland

Meebhoomi is the public citizen portal; Webland is the department's back-end land-records system.

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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The 1acre map on this page

Check land details by owner or survey no.

Adangal · 1-B

Meebhoomi: meebhoomi.ap.gov.in

Prove ownership

Pattadar Passbook

Meebhoomi / MeeSeva

See the boundary / village map

FMB

Meebhoomi

Get a certified copy (registration, loan, court)

Adangal / 1-B

MeeSeva

What you want to do

Record / term

Where — official & free

Find a survey number by location

—

The 1acre map on this page

Check land details by owner or survey no.

Adangal · 1-B

Meebhoomi: meebhoomi.ap.gov.in

Prove ownership

Pattadar Passbook

Meebhoomi / MeeSeva

See the boundary / village map

FMB

Meebhoomi

Get a certified copy (registration, loan, court)

Adangal / 1-B

MeeSeva

Andhra Pradesh is re-surveying all land under the Jagananna Saswatha Bhoomi Hakku (Bhu Hakku) resurvey — survey numbers in resurveyed villages can be renumbered, so always cross-check the latest Adangal.

The one thing the government portal can't do

Meebhoomi asks for the survey number, owner name or account before it shows you anything. 1acre works the other way round: start from the land. Search a village or drop a pin on the plot and the survey-number boundary appears on the map. Then take that number to the official portal for the certified record. Map-first is the search a land buyer actually needs — and no state portal offers it.