Parcel map - locate a survey on the village map
Locate any Maharashtra survey / gat number on the village map. Live Mahabhunakasha coordinates in production, OSM layer by default. Free, no signup.

Step-by-step nakasha: 7/12 nakasha and gat number map · extract: 7/12 online
Build Desk · Land Records
Parcel map - village map behind the 7/12
Mahabhunakasha coordinates for any survey number. Live in production, demo map on Pune by default. Open the official MahaBhunakasha viewer for the full cadastral layer.
Live result
Note: the map above is the public OSM layer. For the official cadastral layer with survey boundaries, open the MahaBhunakasha link after the lookup.
Next step
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About this tool
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WhatsApp a builderWhat is the village map behind the 7/12?
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The 7/12 tells you who owns the parcel and what grows on it. The village map (महाभूनकाशा) tells you where the boundaries run. On MahaBhunakasha (mahabhunakasha.mahabhumi.gov.in) you pick district → taluka → village, click your survey/gat number, and read the parcel's area and shape.
Is the map the same as the 7/12?
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No. The 7/12 is the textual record. The map is the spatial half: it shows the boundaries, the adjacent survey numbers, the road, the dam. A discrepancy between fence and map is the most common red flag at a site visit.
What is the Mojni (मोजणी) in the village map?
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Mojni is the measured survey drawing. The map on MahaBhunakasha is a sketch of record; the mojani is the precise measured drawing from the inspection office. For a boundary that will stand up in court or for a construction setback calculation, get a private licensed surveyor's drawing tied to the official mojani.
How accurate is the parcel locator?
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The Mojni project returns the lat/long of the survey number's centroid. For a typical 1-hectare village parcel that's ±5m accuracy. A measured mojani is more precise.
Is the map view free?
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Yes - MahaBhunakasha is free for every district, taluka and village. The Arsa parcel-map tool uses the public OSM layer by default and links to the official Mahabhunakasha cadastral viewer. In live mode the parcel's actual lat/long is applied as the map centre.
Why does my parcel not appear on the map?
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Three common reasons: (1) the survey number is mis-typed; (2) the village is on a sub-divisional paper map that hasn't been digitised yet; (3) the parcel is in a gated colony or housing society and the boundaries are governed by the layout plan, not the village map. For each, the fix is the same - file a request at the talathi office or contact the layout's architect.
Can I use the map to build?
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For construction, the map is the base for the setback lines, the approach-road width and the FSI math. Pune and Baramati building-permission filings (PMC, PMRDA, the collector's NA route) all require the parcel boundary as per the survey map. A fence-line that has always been there does not count.
Where do I verify?
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MahaBhunakasha (mahabhunakasha.mahabhumi.gov.in) is the official viewer. The tool here gives you the deep link; the official viewer is the one that accepts the boundary drawing for a building-permit file.