Haryana Village Map
Overview
Landeed’s Village Map Lookup tool lets you download the official Revenue Department cadastral map for any village in Haryana.
This is the same map used by Patwaris, Tehsildars, and Registry Offices — showing village boundaries, plot distributions, roads, and public spaces.
Just enter your village name, and you’ll instantly get a high-resolution PDF of the official map — useful for planning, legal disputes, verification, or construction.
Use cases
Why Landeed?
FAQs
How is this different from Naksha or Jamabandi?
- Village Map: Full layout of the village, showing all plots, roads, and public spaces
- Naksha: Map of a specific Khasra (single parcel)
- Jamabandi: Ownership and crop details for individual landowners
Is this a legal document?
This is the same layout used in courts and registries for location validation. You can order a certified version for official use.
What if my village is not found?
Contact our support team or use the Map Search Tool to locate nearby villages and plots.
What details are shown in a Haryana Village Map?
- Village boundaries and total area
- Individual plot numbers and layout
- Roads, public spaces, ponds, schools, and government land
- Adjacency to neighboring villages or towns
Who issues the official Haryana Village Map?
The Revenue Department of Haryana prepares and maintains the official village maps. These are the same maps used by Patwaris, Tehsildars, and Registry Offices.
Can I use the Village Map for property disputes or legal verification?
Yes, the official village map can be used in legal cases for boundary verification, dispute resolution, and as supporting documentation in land-related litigation.
How do I download a Haryana Village Map online?
Just search by village name in the Landeed app to instantly download a high-resolution PDF of the official map.
Is the map available for all villages in Haryana?
Most villages have digitized maps available. In rare cases where a map is missing, our team can help you locate neighboring village layouts or request the map from local authorities.
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