Unified dossier
Records, map, coordinates and valuation for one plot — assembled into a single report instead of four separate portal visits.
Trace My Land
Land Intelligence & Cadastral Portal
Land Intelligence & Cadastral Portal
Pick a village, pick a survey number and walk away with the plot map, owners, the 7/12 extract, ready-reckoner rates or the whole village as a map file — free, no account needed.
Switch between the four things Trace My Land produces for any parcel or village.
The plot report pulls the parcel onto the cadastral map, lists every owner with khata and area, pins the exact coordinates and attaches the government valuation rate — the groundwork a whole afternoon of portal visits used to take.
Look up any survey number and read the record of rights on screen — then download the extract for your file. You solve one captcha on the way through; that keeps the lookup honest and human.
The ready-reckoner rate for a specific survey/gat number — or the village-level zone table where survey-wise rates don't exist. Benchmark any deal or stamp-duty estimate against the table the registration department uses.
Download the complete cadastral map of a village — every survey/gat boundary with its number — as a print-ready PDF sheet or a vector KML for Google Earth, QGIS and civil-engineering workflows.
Every lookup ends in something you can use — not another webpage to screenshot.
Records, map, coordinates and valuation for one plot — assembled into a single report instead of four separate portal visits.
The parcel's exact position, plotted on the cadastral layer and satellite view — so "10/2/4" becomes a place you can stand on.
Jump from any report straight to Google Maps, or open the exact outline in Google Earth — plot KML included with the plot report.
7/12 extracts, rate tables and village lists come straight from the state portals, live on every query — not from any private database.
The entire village as a vector KML for Google Earth and QGIS, or a high-resolution PDF sheet for the file and the printer.
Per-owner 7/12 from any owner card, CSV export for every rate table, shareable plot links, a print-ready letterhead and an installable app.
Different professions, same frustration: land facts scattered across portals. Trace My Land closes the loop.
Drop the whole village into Google Earth or QGIS as vector KML, verify boundaries against your alignment drawings, and pull any parcel's exact location on demand.
Village Map · Plot KMLScreen every parcel before the site visit: owners and khata from the plot report, benchmark prices from the ready-reckoner tables — due diligence in minutes, not weeks.
Plot Report · ASR RatesHand clients a single dossier per case: the 7/12 extract, the parcel map and the government rate — assembled live, with sources you can cite in the file.
7/12 Extract · Unified DossierCategory, district, taluka, village — the same official lists the state portals serve, live.
Pick the survey/gat number from the village list or type it — spellings like 10/2/4 just work.
The dossier on screen; the map report, 7/12 image, rate table (CSV) or village KML/PDF to download.
Yes — no account, no payment, no ads. It is a viewer over public government portals.
No. Trace My Land is an independent tool that fetches data live from Government of Maharashtra land-records portals. It is not affiliated with, or endorsed by, the government.
From the state's own public land-records, valuation and cadastral-mapping portals, fetched live at the moment you search. Nothing is stored as a private database.
No — maps and reports here are for viewing and reference only. For legal or commercial use, get certified copies from the Taluka office or the respective portal.
Yes — the app is mobile-first and installable to your home screen, with an offline app shell so the UI opens even when the network doesn't.
Open the app and trace your first plot — it takes less than a minute.
Open Trace My Land