Telangana Certified Village Maps
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Overview
A certified village map (also called the cadastral sheet) is the Revenue Department’s master diagram for an entire village. Drawn under the Survey & Boundaries Act of 1923, it shows every survey-number boundary, water-body, road reservation and government land; survey courts, banks, and Tahsildars treat it as the final spatial record for title, mutation, and layout approvals. Landeed files your request with the District Survey Office—just enter the Village/Division name—and delivers a high-resolution PDF bearing the surveyor’s seal and sheet number: soft copy in 10–15 working days, hard copy in 15–20 (money-back guarantee).
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FAQs
What’s inside a village map?
Survey numbers, extent lines, nala & road widths, government lands and sheet scale. This detailed map is the official record of land ownership in a specific village.
Why is it important?
The village map is considered the ultimate source of information for land ownership in a specific village. It is often requested by banks, developers, and individuals for various purposes like real estate transactions, property disputes, and land-related court hearings.
How is it different from a Tippon?
The village map covers the entire settlement; on the other hand, a Tippon is a detailed sketch of a single survey plot with ladder measurements.
Where does Landeed source it?
Landeed sources the village map from the District Survey & Land Records office via the Bhu Bharati/Dharani back-end.
Is it accepted in court?
Yes—courts presume that the cadastral sheet accurately reflects the land ownership in the village unless proven otherwise.
Why do banks ask for it?
Banks request a village map to verify that a property lies within the designated boundaries of the village, and to ensure that there are no overlapping roads or government lands.
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Telangana Certified Village Map
Official cadastral sheet showing survey boundaries, government lands, and key infrastructure for an entire village, essential for property verification and legal due diligence.
- Resolve boundary disputes with official survey data
- Verify property location relative to government lands
- Essential for layout approvals and bank loans
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