Mahabhunakasha | 7/12 Nakasha Gat Number Map Online
Check 7/12 nakasha (gat number map) online on Mahabhunakasha - download PDF, read gat vs survey vs hissa numbers, fix plot-not-visible issues.
Mahabhunakasha - what it is
Mahabhunakasha is Maharashtra's official digital land-map portal. It shows the nakasha - the graphical map that accompanies your 7/12 extract - with gat/survey numbers, plot boundaries, and village layout. It's the visual half of your land record; the 7/12 is the textual half.
Before buying any plot in Maharashtra, check both: the 7/12 for ownership and area, and the Mahabhunakasha map for boundaries and shape.
How to check nakasha online
- Open Mahabhunakasha (bhunakasha.mahabhumi.gov.in).
- Select district, taluka and village.
- Enter your gat/survey number.
- The map opens showing plot shape, boundaries and neighbouring parcels.
- Download the PDF map for your records.
Gat vs survey vs hissa numbers
- Gat/survey number: identifies the land parcel.
- Hissa number: sub-division within a parcel (after partition/inheritance).
- Mahabhunakasha maps both so you confirm the exact plot, not just the village.
Plot not visible - fixes
If your plot doesn't appear on Mahabhunakasha: (a) the village map may not be digitized yet - check the 7/12 extract text instead; (b) the gat number may have changed after a partition - use the latest 7/12; (c) try searching by hissa number or owner name.
Our Gat Number Nakasha Maharashtra guide covers the full map-reading process.
Mahabhunakasha: your questions answered.
What is Mahabhunakasha?
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Mahabhunakasha is Maharashtra's digital land-map portal (bhunakasha.mahabhumi.gov.in) that shows the nakasha - the map half of your 7/12 - with gat/survey numbers, plot boundaries and village maps.
How do I check nakasha online?
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Open Mahabhunakasha, select district, taluka and village, then enter your gat/survey number. The map opens showing the plot shape and boundaries. Download the PDF for your records.
What is the difference between gat, survey and hissa numbers?
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Gat/survey number identifies the parcel. Hissa is a sub-division within that parcel. Mahabhunakasha shows all three on the map so you can confirm the exact plot being sold.
Plot not visible on Mahabhunakasha - what to do?
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If your plot doesn't appear, the village map may not be digitized yet, or the gat number may have been renumbered. Check the 7/12 extract for the correct gat number, then try the hissa/sub-division view.
Is Mahabhunakasha map legally valid?
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The map is for reference and verification. For official transactions, use the digitally signed 7/12 from Aaple Abhilekh / Digital Satbara - the map supports but doesn't replace the extract.