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

On the 1acre map, search your village or drop a pin — the survey/gat-number boundary appears. Or, on Mahabhulekh (bhulekh.mahabhumi.gov.in) view the 7/12 by survey or gat number.

What is the difference between a Gat Number and a Survey Number?

They identify the same parcel. After land consolidation, Maharashtra uses the Gat Number; older records still cite the Survey Number.

How do I view the 7/12 utara online by survey number or by name?

Mahabhulekh lets you view the 7/12 by survey/gat number; some districts also allow search by owner name. For a visual search, use the 1acre map.

The 8A is the holding (khata) extract showing all land a person holds in a village — usually read together with the 7/12.

Is the free Mahabhulekh 7/12 legally valid?

No — the free view copy is unsigned and for reference. Use Digital Satbara for a digitally-signed, legally valid 7/12.

How do I find the survey number on a map (Bhu Naksha)?

Maharashtra's Bhu Naksha (mahabhunakasha.mahabhumi.gov.in) shows the survey/gat boundary; 1acre shows the same on an interactive map.

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Maharashtra Survey Number Map: 7/12 Satbara, Gat Number & Mahabhulekh

Overview

In Maharashtra, a plot's survey number — and, after land consolidation, its Gat Number — is recorded in the plot's 7/12 (Satbara) extract on the Mahabhulekh portal. Zoom to your land on the map above and its boundary appears — you don't need to know the number to start.

Below: what the survey number is called in Maharashtra, which record it sits in, which official portal to use for what, and how to find any plot's number by location.

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

Survey Number / Gat Number (सर्वे नंबर · गट क्रमांक)

The parcel ID. Older records use the Survey Number; consolidated land uses the Gat Number for the same parcel.

7/12 Utara (सातबारा)

The Record of Rights extract — survey/gat number, area, owner, crop and loan charges. Maharashtra's core land record.

The holding (khata) extract, usually read alongside the 7/12.

Mahabhulekh

The government portal that issues the 7/12 and 8A.

Digital Satbara

The legally-valid, digitally-signed 7/12 (the free view copy is unsigned).

Bhu Naksha

The cadastral map showing the survey/gat-number boundary.

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 / gat number by location

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The 1acre map on this page

View the 7/12 utara by survey / gat no.

7/12 · 8A

Mahabhulekh: bhulekh.mahabhumi.gov.in

Get a legally-valid signed 7/12

Digital 7/12

Digital Satbara: digitalsatbara.mahabhumi.gov.in

See the boundary on a map

Bhu Naksha

mahabhunakasha.mahabhumi.gov.in

Holding summary

Mahabhulekh

What you want to do

Record / term

Where — official & free

Find a survey / gat number by location

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The 1acre map on this page

View the 7/12 utara by survey / gat no.

7/12 · 8A

Mahabhulekh: bhulekh.mahabhumi.gov.in

Get a legally-valid signed 7/12

Digital 7/12

Digital Satbara: digitalsatbara.mahabhumi.gov.in

See the boundary on a map

Bhu Naksha

mahabhunakasha.mahabhumi.gov.in

Holding summary

Mahabhulekh

Gat Number is the modern survey-number unit after land consolidation; older documents may still cite the Survey Number for the same plot. The free Mahabhulekh 7/12 is unsigned — use Digital Satbara for a legally valid copy.

The one thing the government portal can't do

Mahabhulekh 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.