What a mouza map is
A mouza is a revenue village. Its cadastral map shows every plot (dag) with its boundary and plot number. Large mouzas are drawn on more than one sheet. The map tells you where a plot is and which plots are its neighbours; the khatian and plot record tells you who holds it.
How to view a mouza map
- Open the mouza map and select the district, block and mouza.
- Load the available sheets and choose a sheet.
- Pan and zoom, or type a plot number to jump to it.
- Colour the plots by land classification, open a plot's record, or download the sheet as a PDF.
Most record searches ask you to log in with your own Banglarbhumi account: user ID, password, the captcha and the one-time password sent to your registered mobile. Your password is used once to sign in and is never stored. If you have no account yet, register first on the official portal at banglarbhumi.gov.in.
What the map can and cannot tell you
Maps shown here are for reference. They are not a substitute for a survey and should not be used to measure a boundary on the ground. Where a satellite background is offered, the placement of the sheet is approximate. For a certified map, apply through the official portal or the BL&LRO office.
Common questions
How do I find my plot on the mouza map?
Choose the district, block and mouza, open a sheet and search the plot number. If the plot is not on that sheet, try the mouza's other sheets.
Why can't I find my plot number on the map?
The map carries LR plot numbers. If you have an old RS number, convert it with RS / LR plot conversion. Newly divided plots with a bata number may still be drawn as the parent plot.
Can I download the mouza map as a PDF?
Yes, a sheet can be saved as an informational PDF. It is not a certified map.
Is a map available for every mouza?
No. Map sheets are shown when the official portal has them for that mouza; some mouzas have none online.