Find the survey number of any spot on the map
Drop a pin, paste a Google Maps link or use your location, and get the survey number of the parcel under it, with its village, taluk and district, whether it is rural or town survey land, and the revenue codes every land record lookup needs.
Sign in with your phone to run it. You see the price and approve it before anything runs.
- The revenue codes every other register keys on, so the next lookup needs no cascade
- Rural or urban stated plainly, which decides whether a patta or a town survey record applies
- Nothing charged when no parcel lies under the pin
1 creditper run, charged only when a record comes back
What we need
One thing at a time. Fill it in and press Run.
The answer
From the register, with its date and source.
Nothing run yet. The answer appears here with everything this mini adds:
- The revenue codes every other register keys on, so the next lookup needs no cascade
- Rural or urban stated plainly, which decides whether a patta or a town survey record applies
- Nothing charged when no parcel lies under the pin
Survey numbers, briefly
The number the revenue department gives each parcel of land in a village or town. Patta, FMB, EC and guideline value are all keyed by it.
- Where it comes from
- The cadastral map
The parcel is read from the state cadastral boundary layer (FMB) at the exact spot of the pin.
- Rural or urban
- Two registers
Rural land is held in a revenue village and has a patta. Town land has a town survey record with a ward and block. The answer says which.
- The codes
- Ready to use
District, taluk and village codes come with the answer, so the land record lookup needs no picking from lists.
How to find the survey number of a plot
- 1
Place the pin
Tap the middle of the plot on the map, paste a Google Maps link, or use your location while you stand on it.
- 2
Press Run
The parcel under the pin is read with its village, taluk, district and codes.
- 3
Go to the record
Carry the survey number into the land record mini for the holder and the extent.
When it helps with land
A plot you visited
Stand on the land, use your location, and learn its survey number without any document.
Checking a seller
See whether the survey number on the deed is the one under the land you were shown.
Before every other check
Survey number and codes are what the land record, EC, FMB and guideline value lookups start from.
A pin near a boundary can land on the neighbour, and the answer never names the owner. Put the pin in the middle of the plot, and read the holder from the revenue record before any money moves.
Questions people ask
How do I find the survey number of my land using the map?
Drop a pin on the land on the map above, paste a Google Maps link, or use your location while you stand there, then press Run. You get the survey number, village, taluk and district.
How accurate is the parcel under a pin?
It comes from the state cadastral boundary layer. Where boundaries were digitised loosely, a pin near an edge can land on the neighbour; move the pin to the middle of the plot.
Does it name the owner?
No. It identifies the parcel and its codes. The land record mini fetches the holder from the revenue register, and the owner at a point mini does both in one run.
Does it give the sub-division?
When the cadastral layer holds one for that spot, yes. Otherwise list the subdivisions of the survey with the subdivisions mini.
Does it work for land in a city?
Yes, inside Tamil Nadu. The answer says whether the parcel is rural or urban, which decides whether a patta or a town survey record applies to it.
When is it charged?
Only when a parcel is found under the pin. A spot the cadastral map does not cover costs nothing.